He Took a Second Wife? I'll Divorce Him by Imperial Decree, and I Won't Forgive Him

My husband failed the civil service exams, so I secured him a position as the Crown Prince’s companion, with an official rank of seventh grade.

On our wedding day, he left for the south to fight the floods and provide disaster relief without even consummating our marriage.

Knowing how hard he worked on official business, I kept everything at home in perfect order. I even used my own dowry to prepare a birthday banquet for my mother-in-law, and took care of all our daily expenses as well.

Six months later, my husband returned. I rushed outside to welcome him, only to see him bring home a pregnant woman.

“Chuchu, Yun’er saved my life. I can’t let her down.

“By rights, you’ve had no children since we married, while Yun’er is already expecting. She should be the principal wife. But Yun’er is kind and says she won’t compete with you, so you can keep managing the household for her.”

Watching my husband and the woman smile as they held hands, I asked for a divorce, only to be humiliated by him.

“A divorce? You’re just the daughter of a concubine in a fifth-grade official’s household, while I’m now a proper seventh-grade companion to the Crown Prince, with a limitless future ahead of me. You married above your station in the first place. A divorce is out of the question. Keep making trouble and I’ll repudiate you!”

I looked at my husband’s arrogant face and immediately sent a letter to my older brother, the Crown Prince.

“Tell Father that Feng Yan is a man of no virtue. I want to divorce him!”