I read yesterday's chapter and today's and I'm disappointed in how he handles this issue. I think he misses the point of who his real enemy is.
I don't think that Aladdin sees the vizier's son as his enemy, but his goals are, first to prevent the marriage to be consummated, and second to make sure that the vizier's son no longer wants to be married to the princess.
Okay. Makes sense. I cringe at the predicament of the poor groom all because the Sultan and grand-vizier pursue their self-interests. How about the genie drops the groom in another city where he can't find his way back to the palace? 😅 It's better than pushing his head into the toilet for two nights in a row! I don't want to imagine what Aladdin has in store for him in the next chapters.