On Our Wedding Night, I Swapped Husbands, and the Prince Consort Cried His Heart Out

[Strong female lead, reborn to take revenge on scumbags, political intrigue and career, multiple men competing for her, many one-sided male crushes, eldest legitimate princess x loyal hidden guard]

In her previous life, she was the most exalted princess of the Great Yin Empire.

Her father, the emperor, personally chose the top scholar as her husband. She thought she was getting a fine match, but he despised her as a big-breasted airhead, spoiled and overbearing. He refused to enter the bridal chamber on their wedding night, instead devoting himself to caring for his childhood sweetheart, a woman born into hardship.

After they married, she cooked for him and stood by him in every way, helping him rise to the position of Grand Secretary. Yet after her father died, he broke his promise, married his childhood sweetheart, and brought her into the household as a secondary wife. He humiliated her until her pride was crushed, and she died with hatred in her heart.

When she opens her eyes again, she has been reborn on the night her husband refused to enter the bridal chamber.

This time, she doesn’t plead with him. She lets him go comfort his childhood sweetheart, then summons her hidden guard.

The princess sits upright on the phoenix bed in her wedding dress. She raises a delicate hand, lifts his chin, and looks down at the guard kneeling before her as she commands, “Qi Jing, help this princess consummate her marriage.”

How could her wedding night be complete without a man to warm her bed?

The crown prince has imperial blood, and so does she!

Why shouldn’t she be allowed to claim the throne?

(Content warning: She will become empress, but won’t take a harem. The woman holds power and takes the dominant role. Please don’t read if that bothers you.)