The frequency wasn't high, but compared to before, Chen Yuwei has definitely made progress.

The system sensed Chen Yuwei's unusual emotional state. 'The host no longer wants to live in this mission world?'

Chen Yuwei leaned back on the couch, her expression languid and relaxed. 'How so?'

The system then listed three points, but the most important one was what it said later: 'The host's emotions are too calm; they don't seem like those of someone from this world.'

Of course, Chen Yuwei, as a mission taker, was not originally from this world.

"I'm so tired. The same old routine day after day, and the outcome won't change much."

Even seasoned veterans can experience mental fatigue.

Chen Yuwei lowered her head and pinched the tip of her nose, then reached out and rubbed her slightly furrowed brows.

This is the last mission world; leave immediately after it's over.

Chen Yuwei's serious words made the system momentarily speechless.

The system looked at the long list of tasks following the task panel and didn't know what to say.

System: ...Well, it was quite sudden.

If the host goes on strike, will the points it has accumulated be enough? The host also needs to maintain a small world, which requires massive expenditures.

Furthermore, if a task is terminated prematurely and not completed, various losses and fees must be paid in compensation.

The system did some mental calculations and couldn't help but advise the host to think it over some more.

There are just too many of them; even if we sold them together, we couldn't afford to lose money.

Chen Yuwei: ...

Chen Yuwei was amused by the system's simplistic thought process; it really valued the mission over its own life.

'I didn't say I wouldn't do the mission; I just wanted to go back first, catch my breath, and calm down.'

Chen Yuwei felt that her brain was struggling to keep up with the constant stream of highly similar worlds she had been experiencing.

Specifically, Chen Yuwei always brings her past life's perspective into how she handles things.

He would even occasionally bring Hongli's harem into Kangxi's harem.

Putting aside the vast differences between these two harems, the characters themselves are worlds apart.

What happens in Kangxi's harem may not happen in Hongli's harem.

If Chen Yuwei cannot adjust her state in time, she may easily cause trouble.

The most likely scenario is that Chen Yuwei would replicate her actions in the Kangxi Emperor's harem, suppressing certain individuals beforehand and sending Hongli away in the process.

Of Chen Yuwei's four sons, only the youngest, Yongwei, showed no talent yet; the other three were all top candidates for military generals.

If such a person were to become the emperor of a country, Chen Yuwei would have to worry that the points she earned wouldn't be enough to cover the deductions.

This is not a simple one-off deal. Even if the mission world ends here, if the subsequent development deviates too much from the original track, the mission world has the right to seek compensation from those who participated in the mission earlier.

In the previous mission world, Chen Yuwei's son was destined to be an emperor.

Even though things didn't go as planned, the mission world still made a fortune in the end.

This is a win-win situation for both sides, and it's the result that all those involved in the mission wanted to see.

However, not every task can achieve a win-win situation. More often than not, it is best to maintain the status quo and make adjustments only in minor details.

Just like Chen Yuwei's achievement of having many children and many blessings, she can definitely do it.

But moreover, Chen Yuwei even considered sacrificing herself to leave the game early and send her son to the throne, but ultimately had to give up because her children weren't cut out for it.

Is it that Chen Yuwei is inflexible and unwilling to sacrifice? What Chen Yuwei is more afraid of is that after she leaves, the development of the mission world will not follow the original track.

The mission world will then spend energy to rewind time again.

As for that energy, it all comes from the sheep themselves; neither Chen Yuwei nor the system can escape it.

'System, you should know that people aren't fools. You can fool them for a while, but you can't hide it forever.'

Chen Yuwei rubbed her wrist, her words unusually direct.

Hongli was no match for Kangxi, whether in terms of political maneuvering or practical application.

But Hongli was still the son whom Yongzheng had carefully taught for many years, even if he was promoted to the throne through a special recommendation.

Under the premise of cramming education, Hongli would memorize and skillfully apply the imperial strategies in his mind over time.

Moreover, Hongli himself was quite clever. Even with things that were currently unmanageable, he could try to maintain a balance until he found a solution, and then act decisively.

Chen Yuwei was not confident that she could fool Hongli forever, and even if she successfully passed this mission world, she would still face the same problem in the next mission world.

'Once this mission is over, I'll go back and clear my head.'

The task still needs to be done; after all, it's the foundation of our survival.

Taskers and systems are created for all sorts of tasks.

If you don't do the tasks, then their existence is completely meaningless.

What reason is there for something meaningless to exist? Just think about it and you'll know the answer.

Chen Yuwei unilaterally and continuously output her views to the system, while the system, as the system, remained surprisingly calm.

As long as the host doesn't want to do tasks, a simple and efficient rest is fine. Then, the host can devote all their energy to the next round of tasks. The system agrees with the host taking a break.

The two reached a tacit understanding during their conversation, deciding that this mission world would be the last one for a while, and as for the next one, they would just have to wait.

...

In early 17th year of the Qianlong reign, after finishing dealing with the issues of Yonghong and Yongkun's wives, Chen Yuwei turned her attention to the selection of consorts for Hezhuo and Fuling'a.

Khoja and Fulinga are twins, born in the thirteenth year of the Yongzheng Emperor's reign, and are now eighteen years old.

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