Spoiling my mistress and swallowing my dowry? After my rebirth, I changed my marriage to a powerful

[House Fight Reborn + Sisters Swap Marriage + Native Women PK Time Traveling Women + Abuse of Scum] Xie Zhaozhao, the eldest daughter of a family of aristocrats, is gentle and graceful, with a complexion like the morning glow, and is known as Guanyin. To repay her gratitude, she married Gu Chengyan, the son of Pingyang Marquis. On the wedding night, the son knelt down with a plop, and said with red eyes: "I was injured in my childhood... If you regret it, you can divorce me!" Three years later, the man brought a pair of children from outside, and held her hand affectionately: "They will be your biological children in the future, and I will never take a concubine." Later, the man was named Duke of Yi, second only to the emperor. He carried the concubine into the mansion in a sedan chair with eight bearers, and asked for the first-class imperial edict for the woman. The concubine was high above, pinching her chin and making a sound of tut-tut. "So what if she is the most noble lady in Daqian? The one who is not loved is the mistress!" The adopted son, who had been carefully taught for ten years, looked at her coldly. "She is my mother, you are just a thief who took my mother's place as my wife." Xie Zhaozhao spat out a mouthful of blood: Since your love is stronger than gold, why do you marry me and humiliate me? Since you are so arrogant, why do you use up all my dowry? ... When she opened her eyes again, Xie Zhaozhao was reborn on the day of the marriage. Gu Shizi: I love the eldest lady. The Living Buddha said: This marriage cannot be concluded, it is very bad! The concubine from a thousand years later suddenly found that the ancient poems that she relied on to win favor had been published in a collection of poems. Someone has already built her business empire. She wanted to rely on her son, but found that she couldn't ask the great scholar to teach her. Ex-husband: Auntie, can you give me a way out? Gu Shaoyu: Go away, don't disturb my Zhaozhao! ...