On the Big Wedding Night, I Changed My Husband
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Chapter 1

Chapter 1 — On the Big Wedding Night, I Changed My Husband

Updated 10/08/2026 4 min read

On the big wedding day, the eldest son-in-law of the Crown Prince of Tran Bac Palace, Marquis Tieu Yen Hanh, cried and rioted, saying:

"You once promised me three things, now only the last thing remains. I want you to promise that within one year, you will not let her get pregnant and give birth."

Tieu Yen Hanh agrees.

"Chi Chi lives under someone else's roof, and has been sensitive since she was little. She's afraid that after I have children, she won't care about me anymore. We're a year late and it's not too late to have a child."

However, I heard Tieu Yen Hanh standing in the yard coaxing Chi Chi:

"Okay, when we meet again three days later (for the dowry, to visit the bride's mother's house), I will tell my mother to welcome you into the palace. At that time, I will definitely let you become the first son of the Marquis Palace."

"Didn't you put musk in the perfume in her room? She won't be able to have children anymore."

I rushed out to expose their plot, but was pushed hard by Chi Chi and fell into the dragon and phoenix candlestick. The candlestick fell down and stuck straight into my chest. I died on the night of the wedding ceremony. Tieu Yen Hanh married Chi Chi right during the mourning period, husband and wife were as respectful as new, children and grandchildren were in abundance, only my soul did not know where to take refuge. Opening my eyes again, I returned to the wedding day, Tieu Yen Hanh had just lifted my veil. As soon as I saw Tieu Yen Hanh's face, my whole body seemed to freeze. The pain of my previous life is still etched in my chest, but now, everything begins again.

"Your Highness, you promised to do three things for me, now only the last thing remains. I have thought carefully, within a year, you are not allowed to share a room with her to give birth."

A shrill voice rang out in the new room. Everyone turned their heads to look. The person who just spoke up is Tieu Yen Hanh's cousin, Dieu Chi Chi, the cousin who is taking refuge in the Tran Bac Hau palace. There was a lady who advised:

"If you can't share a room for a year to have a baby, what's the point of that? Don't be so confused."

Dieu Chi Chi shook her hand away:

"As a man, we must keep our promises. Has the Crown Prince brother forgotten what he promised Chi Chi that year?"

After speaking, her eyes were filled with tears, her eyelashes trembled slightly, and she looked like she was about to cry, making anyone who saw her feel sorry for her. Everyone was about to advise further, Tieu Yen Hanh spoke up:

“I agree.”

The self-pity on Dieu Chi Chi's face immediately disappeared. She looked at me with a haughty look and proud eyes:

"Don't blame me, sister-in-law. I just want to test to see if brother-in-law is a man of his word. Is it possible that sister-in-law wants to marry a husband who only knows how to talk?"

"Now it seems that the Crown Prince's brother is indeed very good. The step-in-law is truly blessed."

Tieu Yen Hanh looked at her with eyes that were both doting and helpless, then turned to me and said:

"Chi Chi lives under someone else's roof, and has a sensitive personality. She's afraid that after I have children, she won't pay attention to me anymore. We're a year late and it's not too late to have a child."

"She's a sister-in-law, give in to her a little. She's still young and doesn't understand things yet. Unlike her, she's a girl who understands manners and morality."

What morality is that? Just because I understand things, just because I'm a genius Khue Cac, understands manners, knows morality, so I have to become a sacrifice for their jokes?

"Your Highness, you haven't shared a room with your new bride for a year to give birth to an heir. Do you and your wife know about this?"

As soon as the new wife entered the door of the Marquis Palace, the Crown Prince promised another woman that he would not share a room with the new wife and would not have children. If this word spreads out, I really want to see if the people of Tran Bac Hau's palace will have the face to meet others. Tieu Yen Hanh was speechless, his face darkened, and his voice coldly said:

"I am the Crown Prince's Marquis. This is a matter in my room. Even father or mother cannot control it."

Dieu Chi Chi leaned against him, smiling coyly:

"My brother-in-law, did he just enter the door and intend to take the Marquis and his wife out to force him? He's naturally free-spirited, and he hates it most when people interfere in his personal matters. He should also get to know his brother-in-law more."

I looked at Dieu Chi Chi's proud face, then looked at the smoking incense burner next to the bed. If I guess correctly, what's burning in there is all musk. They are unjust, so don't blame me for being unjust.

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