In one word, everyone in the room looked over.

"Your Majesty." Yinreng spoke first.

Kangxi nodded and walked to Yinreng. When he stretched his head to look at Yinzhi, the poor little boy looked at him with tears in his eyes.

"Take good care of Xiao San. If you need anything, just tell me."

Yinzhi nodded with difficulty but happily.

"Father Emperor, Xiao San was still mumbling about books when he woke up from a daze. What a silly kid who loves reading."

Kangxi immediately became interested when he heard Yinreng's words. He sat down beside the bed, held Yinzhi's hand and asked, "Xiao San, do you want to read a book?"

Yinzhi nodded with difficulty.

The smile on Kangxi's face grew even wider.

"Okay, okay, you are indeed my good son. When you have recovered, I will send a teacher to give you private lessons in advance, okay?"

Yinzhi's eyes widened in surprise, "Okay."

Kangxi was very happy. After asking the imperial physician to take good care of Yinzhi, he got up and left.

Rongpin saw her off with mixed feelings, saying as she walked, "When I came in just now, I saw His Royal Highness the Crown Prince's eyes were red with anxiety, and the eldest prince kept asking the imperial physician about Xiao San's condition. The third prince is truly blessed to have such a brother."

Kangxi nodded happily, "Baoqing and Baocheng are both good children."

After a pause, he said, "Xiao San is not bad either."

He patted Rongpin's shoulder and said, "You are very good at raising children."

Rongpin was flattered, and she had not recovered from the praise until Kangxi had left for a long time.

"Mother, the Emperor has been gone for quite some time."

The second princess stepped forward and tugged at Rongpin's sleeve. Seeing that she blushed with embarrassment, she couldn't help but sigh silently in her heart.

The three of them were not favored, and even their mother rarely saw the emperor.

Nowadays, I can be excited for a long time just by a casual compliment from the emperor.

"Rongxian, you must be more respectful to the Crown Prince from now on."

Rong Xian nodded with emotion, "My daughter never thought that the prince would treat his younger brother so attentively."

When the mother and daughter returned to the bedroom, they saw Yinreng and Yinzhi waving goodbye to Yinzhi and making an appointment to visit again the next day.

So, Rongpin took Rongxian and sent the two young masters out again.

When they returned to the bedroom, Rongpin took Yinzhi's hand and said earnestly, "Xiao San, it's rare that your two brothers are so kind to you. When you grow up, you must treat His Royal Highness the Crown Prince well."

Yinzhi nodded, not quite understanding.

The two younger brothers kept their word and came to visit Yinzhi every day.

After about five or six days, the poor little thing was able to jump out of bed and run around, and the two brothers finally felt relieved.

With the arrival of May, the Empress Yuan's sacrifice and the Crown Prince's birthday also arrive.

According to the usual rules, all the concubines in the harem would offer sacrifices to Empress Yuan together and then disperse. However, this year, a birthday banquet for the crown prince was to be held, so everyone congratulated the crown prince again.

The concubines of higher rank all presented their gifts with a smile on their faces, while the concubines of lower rank even had to perform a half-bow to the prince.

When it was the turn of brothers and sisters of the same generation, they no longer followed the rules of etiquette. After giving each other gifts in a proper manner, they began to play in a chaotic manner.

According to Kangxi's idea, a palace banquet would naturally be held on the prince's birthday.

But Yinreng refused.

He felt that he was still young, and there were only a few children in the harem, so holding a palace banquet would be boring.

So after discussing with Kangxi, they set up a table in the Qianqing Palace, where only the brothers and sisters ate and played, and Kangxi was pushed to the concubines in the harem.

"Baocheng, this is a gift from your brother."

Yinzhen handed a small notebook to Yinreng, who opened it curiously and saw... "The Book of Filial Piety"... (òωó?)!

He thought he had seen it wrong, so he closed it and opened it again.

"Boss, why did you give me the Book of Filial Piety?"

Yinzhen said as a matter of course: "Because you had a serious illness last year, I hope you can live a long and healthy life from now on. Mother said that copying scriptures is the most effective way to pray for things like this, but I have only copied the "Book of Filial Piety" and I don't know how to do anything else, so..."

Yinreng didn't want to listen anymore.

He put the sutra aside helplessly and speechlessly, turned to look at Yinzhi, and said with a smile: "What gift did Xiao San give you?"

Yinzhi solemnly took out a piece of letter and handed it to Yinreng. Yinreng thought it was a banknote, but when he opened it, it turned out to be a contract with his handprint on it.

From now on, Yinzhi must listen to his second brother obediently and listen to his second brother for the rest of his life.

There is also a handprinted signature at the end.

Yinreng: ...

"Yinzhi, what's going on with you?"

Yinzhi said in a baby voice: "Mother said that my second brother is good to me and asked me to listen to him for the rest of my life."

After a moment's thought, Yinreng understood the meaning. Rongpin wanted the mistress to follow him.

After stuffing the letter into the "Book of Filial Piety", Yinreng looked at Xiaosi who was spitting.

Never mind, I can’t tell you that.

"Our Fourth Prince has also prepared a gift for His Royal Highness the Crown Prince."

The fourth prince's wet nurse presented the brocade box prepared by Tong Jia and said, "Fourth prince respectfully wishes His Royal Highness the Crown Prince long life and good health."

Yinreng opened the box and found a letter inside.

When I opened it, it turned out to be a handwritten letter from Tong Jia.

After two pages of nonsense, only the last sentence is the key point.

"Everything that happened before was my fault. I hope His Royal Highness the Crown Prince will forgive me."

Yinreng looked at it for a long time, and finally put the letter back into the box without saying a word, without making any statement.

The other two princesses presented their embroidered purses and sachets, and Yinreng put them on immediately out of courtesy.

The meal was lively and noisy.

But the children all had a lot of fun and fun.

Afterwards, when Concubine Hui learned that Yinzhen had actually given Yinreng a copy of "The Book of Filial Piety", she chased him and beat him for more than half an hour. Yinzhen's howling could be heard throughout the harem.

Even after Kangxi learned about this, he only sent someone to pass the message to Concubine Hui.

"Well done."

Concubine Hui, who had just calmed down, picked up the feather duster again and started a new round of chase and escape.