Marry your wife to me

Tuan Yun has been incredibly unlucky all his life. His family is poor, his parents favor others, and he’s treated unfairly. He finally marries a loving husband and life seems good until his husband accidentally hits his head and wakes up having completely forgotten him. “I’m the second legitimate son of the Count’s mansion. You’re just a rough country boy. How could you possibly match me?” “You claim to have saved my life? How do I know you weren’t just after my clothes or wealth? Marrying you is impossible.” Even as others criticize him, Tuan Yun is reluctantly brought back to the mansion. His husband despises him and treats him with contempt. Without his husband’s love, Tuan Yun endures constant scorn from everyone in the house, but at least he has food and shelter. He just wants to live quietly. Yet, the mansion plans to demote him from wife to concubine because he has no children, and sell him off. Tuan Yun panics. Ji Zhiwei, disliking country-born husbands, usually passes by without entering. One day, he is suddenly called home. Everyone congratulates him on being vigorous, and his wife is said to be carrying twins. Knowing he has a defect and cannot father children, he becomes furious and collapses. When he wakes, his memories return, along with his old love. Eyes bloodshot, he cannot sleep. The next day, he brings lavish gifts to his terrifying cousin, Chui Jianying, known as the “Imperial Hawk.” “Tuan Yun is mine to love. I can raise his children, but the traitor cannot stay. Whatever it takes to help me find him, I’ll do it.” The cousin laughs with delight: “Truly?” “Then marry your wife to me,” he says. Chui Jianying clasps his hands and praises him: “Cousin, your eyes are sharp. You could tell I was a traitor at a glance.” Note: The protagonist is a man who can bear children, just like the “brother-like husband” type. — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: Marry your wife to me — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠