Do you think that after marriage, the person who earns less should just make more concessions?

Mao Ge saw a real incident..
After listening to her husband, the wife felt especially wronged and couldn’t help asking, “So, because I earn less, I’m supposed to give in?”
A couple who had just gotten married got into an argument that day over a single sentence!
It started because the husband had just changed to a new job. His income was three to four times his wife’s, but he worked almost 996 every day. He said that work left him so exhausted that when he got home, he didn’t even want to say a word. He hoped his wife would take on more of the housework. And when conflicts arose between the two, he also hoped she would give in a bit more!
After hearing this, the wife felt especially wronged: “So, because I earn less, I have to give in?”
The husband was silent for a while, and finally replied:
“Yes, because if I can’t hold on, this family will fall apart.”
Later, the wife posted online and told everyone some details. For example, the two of them had always kept their salaries in the same account. Just three years after graduating, they had already saved up a seven-figure amount in savings..
She went on to say that she wasn’t unwilling to understand how hard her husband’s job was—she just couldn’t accept this:
“After his income increased, why did his attitude toward me become colder and colder? Does love really have to be tied to how much money someone makes?”
If it were you, would you agree with what the husband said?
If you agree! The more money you make, the more responsibility you have to take, and the greater the pressure you face—so your other half should be more understanding, right?
Or if you don’t agree! You think in marriage, whether someone should give in shouldn’t be decided by income, right?