Yinzhen: Become the favorite of the group in the Qing Dynasty where the brothers were reborn

Poor eldest prince and his friends had no idea what their Khan father was thinking. However, thirteenth prince, who had been held by his fourth brother, looked at Kangxi with some curiosity.

He always felt that Khan Ama was a little weird today.

Khan Ama shouldn't have paid so much attention to him.

The Thirteenth Prince was deep in thought.

After playing tricks on Khan Ama in Chengqian Palace, although he often saw Khan Ama later, he had so many older brothers that Khan Ama didn't pay much attention to him. Occasionally, when he looked at him, his eyes were kind but not deep.

But today's meeting is completely different.

Even though Khan Ama didn't show it on his face and didn't look at him much, as the person involved, he could clearly feel that every time the gaze fell on him, it was full of relief and love.

How could this not make him suspicious?

Thinking of the fact that all his brothers were reborn, the Thirteenth Prince felt heavy in his heart. Could it be that his Khan father had also come back?

But, if it was really Khan Ama who came back, would he look at me with such eyes mixed with relief and love?

The Thirteenth Prince didn't know that he had been favored before, but after the Crown Prince was deposed in the 47th year of Kangxi's reign, he fell into obscurity. This kind of look had never been seen again until Khan's father passed away.

So if it is really his Khan Ama who died in the 61st year of Emperor Kangxi's reign who has returned to the world...

Well, I might as well secretly tell this to Fourth Brother at night, so that he won’t be tricked by Khan Ama without knowing it.

The Thirteenth Prince was calm and composed, his face looking like an ordinary toddler. He did not reveal the shock and confusion in his heart at all. Even the Fourth Prince, who was holding him, did not notice anything unusual about him.

After all, he is the dignified Prince Yixian who has been a ghost for three hundred years. His ability to hide his emotions is not inferior to that of his fourth brother, who is known as the cold-faced emperor.

Except for hiding nothing in front of Fourth Brother, what about everyone else?

Ha ha.

Prince Yixian sneered, “What you want to see does not depend on what you can see, but on what I want you to see.”

Emperor Kangxi, who was at the top of the list, had no idea that his secrets were about to be completely exposed by his thirteenth son.

He came back after the death of the Empress Dowager, when he fainted due to overwhelmed grief. When he came back, he experienced the pain of sending off the Imperial Madam again. He was not able to see the Imperial Madam for the last time. Even an old man like Kangxi could not bear it.

So he quietly spent the days guarding the Royal Mother's body, and took the opportunity to sort out his memories and learn about the current situation of the former dynasty and the harem.

Then I suddenly realized that it would have been fine if I didn’t understand this. Once I understood it, I realized that the Qing Dynasty might be over!

As an old ghost with many regrets in his heart, Emperor Kangxi felt guilty towards each of his sons. The ones he felt most guilty and regretful towards were naturally the Crown Prince Yinreng, whom he brought up personally, the fourth son Yinzhen, whom he personally selected as his successor, and the thirteenth son Yinxiang, whom he personally selected and trained many times to be the regent.

Emperor Kangxi regretted it very much, but it was too late. How could an old ghost like him make up for these children?

He could only wander here and there every day, to visit Baocheng, Xiaosi, and Shisan, and then go to see his other sons while scolding them and having a sour face.

It is an undeniable fact that he loves all his sons, but what is even more irrefutable is that his love is stingy.

As a father, there is always a favorite child, and he is no exception if he is an emperor.

Baocheng was raised by him and he poured countless affection into him, so he was naturally his favorite.

It’s just that people are always like this, once they get old, they start to become stupid and foolish.

He was already extremely suspicious, and as he got older, he became even more suspicious. As a result, a tragedy occurred, and he personally drove his crown prince, Baocheng, crazy.

In fact, he didn't dare to see Baocheng, and only after he became a dead soul with nowhere to go did he dare to float around Baocheng, muttering about the guilt and regret in his heart.

Then there was Yinzhen, his fourth son. In fact, he was the fourth son at the beginning. He was very lively and cheerful, but later he became a cold-faced prince, a cold-faced prince, and even a cold-faced emperor in the eyes of outsiders.

Emperor Kangxi clearly remembered how Xiaosi changed. It was in the summer when Xiaoyi passed away. He was rejected by Defei because he wanted to observe three years of mourning for Xiaoyi. And because Yinzhen cut the small Pekingese hair that Xiaoyi left for him, he cut Yinzhen's braids in anger, and then he scolded him for being "moody".

From then on, he began to keep his emotions hidden.

Actually, there is nothing wrong with not showing one's emotions on one's face. Xiao Si is a prince, and one day he will have to be a prince. It is better for him to be sophisticated when he goes to court to do his work. But when Emperor Kangxi thought that it was his "emotional problems" that turned the originally lively and cheerful child into that kind of person, he felt regretful and annoyed.

Oh, that’s not right. The old ghost Emperor Kangxi only felt regret, but at that time, after scolding his four sons, Kangxi was a little annoyed.

He felt that the Fourth Prince, who had forced himself to look completely different with just a casual remark, was challenging his authority in disguise, so in the following years in the study, he no longer paid much attention to the Fourth Prince.

It was not until later, when the Fourth Prince came to the court on business, that he gradually began to pay attention to her again.

In the end, he handed over the entire empire to Yinzhen.

Emperor Kangxi was both pleased and regretful. He was pleased that Yinzhen had managed to lead the Qing Dynasty well, but he regretted that his stupidity in his later years had led to the death of this child.

It was only thirteen years. He himself was the emperor for sixty-one years, but he made his successor only be the emperor for thirteen years. He had no enjoyment and only died.

Emperor Kangxi wondered more than once, what if he didn't value the power in his hands so much, what if he abdicated a few years earlier?

No matter whether it was Baocheng or Yinzhen, whoever came to the throne would be able to be a good emperor and lead the Qing Dynasty to new heights.

He often imagined that if he had abdicated before the crown prince was deposed, Baocheng would be able to sit on the throne firmly with him behind him, and he would have Yinzhen as a capable minister and Yinxiang as a military general, and he would have suppressed his troublesome sons...

Or, if he had abdicated when he had chosen Yinzhen to take over the Qing Dynasty, he could have lived for many more years and could have taught Yinzhen some advice on how to be an emperor and strike a balance between power and moderation, and given him some counsel when he encountered difficulties.

Moreover, he was still alive. Neither Concubine De nor Old Eighty-four that bunch of bastards could cause trouble to Yinzhen. He was a living man supporting Yinzhen behind the scenes. Who could claim that Yinzhen had usurped the throne and changed the edict?

It's a pity that no matter how many assumptions you make, it's useless. After all, he is just an old ghost with nowhere to go.

In the first few years, he could still beat Yinzhen to vent his anger, but after Yinzhen's death, he was left alone.

Just let it float like this, and he even saw so many angry ghosts!

As for that kid Hongli, he seemed to be a good guy during the reign of Yongzheng and was especially filial to Yinzhen. But he was such a bastard that he didn't even observe mourning for his Khan father, and how could he come up with the idea of ​​filial piety?

What a bastard!