What will happen if the bride doesn't "fall red" in the wedding night for men and women in ancient times?

First, burn to death. Once you don't see red, it means an immoral woman, and that is an unfortunate woman. The Presbyterian church in general families will stand up and ask who the adulterer is, and the final result is often that he is burned alive by the man. At this time, the woman's parents not only did not stop it, but also felt ashamed and unhappy at home.

Second, being beaten and divorcing his wife. This is the most common. Once you don't fall in love, the husband will become angry from embarrassment, tie up the woman, beat her up and force the adulterer to submit. If there is no adulterer, he will divorce his wife on the spot, throw all the dowry he brought out of the door, tie it behind his back and show it to the public, and call her home all the way. From then on, this woman will also become the object of being spurned and can hardly remarry. And it will make the family lose face. In serious cases, they will even be directly killed by their in-laws. It's terrible.