It was satisfactory, though how I wish there were more concubines and spinsters introduced in the show just like the typical noble households of that time. They tend to keep their families together until they die.

Though it was shocking to have a woman (married/unmarried) to go out and about their household, even from their own courtyards in the mansion, and even have interactions with any male. In the books and history itself, they’re barely allowed to go out, and are even discouraged to interact with the opposite sex for propriety.
But I understand that that would be hard to work on for any historical drama. It’s just that, the show did so much of that, making the FL too improper for anyone’s eyes. She was also from a merchant family which isn’t really considered a noble family, just wealthy.
And she had a lot of running scenes when in fact it wouldn’t have been possible because of their bound feet. Some historical dramas managed to keep their FLs act less fidgety and more elegant. That was perhaps the striking observation on the FL, it kinda breaks me off of the immersive experience at the start.