The Princess and Her Blind Guard Shared the Wrong Wedding Night. I Married Someone Else, and Now She Regrets It

On our wedding night, my wife, Princess Zhaoyang, consummated her marriage with a blind guard. She said she had drunk too much and mistaken the blind guard for me. Xie Qing was a man Princess Zhaoyang had brought back from an outing. He had lost his sight while taking a poisoned arrow for her, and had been living in the princess's residence ever since. Hiding his disheveled appearance, he knelt before me and begged through his tears, “I truly didn't mean to. I couldn't see, so I went into the wrong room and committed a terrible mistake. Please punish me, Prince Consort.” “The princess was drunk. She only made a mistake by accident. Please don't blame her, Prince Consort. Every bit of blame belongs to me.” “Now I've ruined the wedding night for you and the princess. Whether you beat me to death or sell me off, A-Qing won't complain.” Still dressed in my wedding robes, I stood before him and replied coolly, “Then I'll have you beaten to death.” “The Emperor decreed my marriage to the princess. Anyone who dares to offend us commits a capital crime. You deserve to die.” Xie Qing's legs went weak with fear, and the princess sobered up in an instant.