In this way, her life would have the most basic material security.
Once she has a house of her own, the next step is, of course, to find a man with decent financial conditions, who treats her well and is reliable, to marry.
If they could spend the rest of their lives together, that would be the best. If not, she would still have a house as a fallback, so she wouldn't be afraid of being homeless in the future.
She never had high expectations, she knew her own worth, and she knew there was no way someone like her could marry into a wealthy family or to a second-generation rich kid.
She would definitely find an honest and reliable man she finds pleasing to the eye, and this man must be loyal to her and give his all for their small family.
She believes that it is reasonable to have such expectations for her future husband, as this is a rule widely acknowledged by society.
