No Wedding Night? I’ll Remarry the Poor Scholar Who Dotes on Me Every Day

After both spouses who shared nothing but resentment are reborn, the husband who once treated Wen He like she was worthless turns around and marries her legitimate older sister, cherishing her like a treasure. In their previous life, they were married for decades. Wen He honored her mother-in-law, cared for the children, and managed the Marquis’s household, becoming the good woman everyone admired. Everyone said she had married a wonderful husband. He was cool and aloof, noble and self-possessed, and a promising marquis of the imperial court. But Wen He lowered her eyes. For decades, her husband never touched her. He told people she was barren, leaving her to suffer under their gossip. Everyone waited to see Wen He lose her composure, swallow her pride, and beg to keep the marriage. But instead, Wen He climbed into the top scholar’s wedding sedan, and they consummated their marriage that very night. On their wedding day, the heir to the marquisate who had abandoned her crushed his wineglass, jaw clenched. “She’s just jealous that I married her sister and is trying to provoke me. Give it a few days without seeing me, and she’ll come crawling back.” A fine horse, an eight-bearer bridal sedan. Everyone watched as Wen He, rosy-cheeked and radiant, appeared beside her husband, the two of them a perfect match. They became the talk of the town, a love story passed from mouth to mouth. The marquis’s heir, who had always been proud and looked down on Wen He as a vulgar woman in need of discipline, turned red-eyed! He gripped her waist, eyes bloodshot and voice hoarse, and demanded: “You chose me last time. Why didn’t you choose me this time?” Wen He looked straight at the man who had lost both his reason and his pride. “You thought I was inferior to my sister in every way. Then, when I tried to be like her, you decided I was vulgar and just a poor imitation.” “He, however, treasures me like the apple of his eye and cherishes me every day. I know how to choose.”