The family's days are much better now, but her father spent all the Silver to buy land. Among the three sisters, when her eldest sister got married, her father gave her ten acres of land, and two hundred taels of Silver as a dowry. The rest of the household items were just a few cabinets and boxes.
She manages the soap accounts and knows how much Silver each house can earn annually.
In the past few years, it has been around one thousand taels a year, even without expanding the business. One can imagine the profits from soap; her father indeed earned quite a lot over the years.
It goes without saying that when they get married in a few years, her father will surely provide according to her elder sister's dowry.
It's not about being upset with her father for giving less; she understands that parents are more biased toward sons. But compared to the additions from Little Uncle, the dowry really seems insufficient.
