On My Wedding Night, My Husband Went to Deliver His White Moonlight's Baby

On their wedding night, the groom ran off to deliver a baby for his former fiancée! The Xiao residence was thrown into chaos.

The groom's cousins were making a scene, one after another. Everyone was waiting to laugh at the bride.

Jiang Yayue yawned and opened her eyes. She had been reborn. One woman was a rival, but a whole crowd of women could be allies. She needed to think bigger: her husband's women were her women, too. She could take care of them all. Xiao Heng only had to pay the bills.

Everyone was dumbfounded!

Who was Jiang Yayue? A concubine-born daughter of the Jiang family! The one who was supposed to become a concubine in the Xie family?

They had carried the wrong bride into the sedan chair!

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The concubine-born Jiang Yayue and her legitimate elder sister, Jiang Yaxian, had both been reborn.

In her previous life, Jiang Yayue was framed by her elder sister and forced to become a concubine.

This time, her elder sister took her place in the sedan chair and went to become a concubine in the impoverished Xie family, a declining branch of the imperial clan. Jiang Yayue, meanwhile, married into the Xiao family and became the young general's wife.

Everyone said Jiang Yayue had schemed to swap the marriages and ruined her elder sister's life.

On their wedding night, the Xiao family discovered that Jiang Yayue was a concubine-born daughter and tried to drive her out.

When young general Xiao Heng's first love suffered a difficult labor, he rushed off to look after her. One cousin caused a scene in the bridal chamber, while another ran away from home. The Xiao residence was in uproar, with one problem after another.

Lying in a shabby house in the Xie residence, her elder sister Jiang Yaxian smirked. In this life, she would steal Jiang Yayue's lucky fate and become an imperial consort.

But why had Xiao Heng, who had been cold-hearted and had many wives and concubines in his previous life, turned into a doting husband?

And why was Jiang Yaxian nothing more than a concubine to a poor, timid, low-ranking official who was older, afraid of his wife, and descended from a disgraced minister?