Why didn't everyone like Tian Xiaoe in White Deer Plain?

In "White Deer Plain", Xiaoe Nakata is a woman with bad karma and longing for love. Xiao 'e is devastated in the Wu family every day, carrying excrement and urine, cooking, washing clothes and doing housework for long-term workers, and enduring the bullying of her first wife and Wu's abnormal demands. I think the reason why people don't like it is that she is having an affair with many men. To put it bluntly, this type was hated at that time.

Tian Xiaoe met Heiwa who came out to work. She seduced Heiwa and let this inexperienced young man fall into it at once. Of course, this kind of thing was soon discovered by the family. Tian Xiaoe was driven out, and Heiwa had to take her away and return to Bailuyuan. However, Bai Jiaxuan and Lu Zilin, as the old school, naturally can't accept such a woman, and ordered Heiwa to leave the woman, but at this time Heiwa can't leave Tian Xiaoe.

Heiwa is the only one who likes her. Bai Jiaxuan did not allow her to enter the ancestral temple. Rusang thought she was a bitch and hurt her son. However, she doesn't think so, because she has done nothing wrong, because she is eager to pursue' freedom', to live like a normal person, and to be recognized by others. It seems that this normal woman can't accommodate the past. After Heiwa was arrested because of the peasant association, she was humiliated by the original owner, and no one sympathized with her. Even Lu Zilin, who thought her "composition" was bad, took the opportunity to rape her.

Some people say that the role of Tian Xiaoe should not exist, it is too superficial, and it has always been centered on sexual existence. But you can think about it, she was only a few years old when she was sold to the landlord. It was a good time for youth and needed the care of others. What she got was a good beating at night. Her affair with Heiwa was only her normal physiological needs, and it was also her lowest needs at that time. Later, enjoying with Heiwa was her higher pursuit, and she wanted a sense of belonging.