Yinzhi returned to the palace, and Yinzhi was preparing for his wedding. This finally reminded Yinreng of his younger brothers, so he specially set aside some time to go to the Imperial Study to see how his brothers were doing in their studies.

These are all his future little donkeys, so he needs to cultivate a relationship with them and see if any of them will turn out well. Alas, there's nothing he can do. The third prince is probably too busy lately because he's getting married and his father sent him out of the palace to build his own residence. He's been so busy that he hasn't had any time to deal with anything.

Yinreng has been quite busy lately. His eldest brother is extremely happy at the Ministry of War and doesn't want to worry about anything else. His fourth brother is also very happy at the Ministry of Revenue, but he has a lot of things to do there and can't leave for the time being. Yinreng's little donkey is also running out of supplies.

"Eighth Prince, Ninth Prince, hurry up and come down! If the tutor comes and catches you two, Father Emperor will definitely punish you both!" Seventh Prince Yinzhi shouted anxiously from under the tree.

Every now and then, he would look around to see if anyone was passing by, for fear of being caught.

"Oh, it's alright, Seventh Brother, don't worry. The teacher is too busy to care about us right now. We'll come down as soon as we catch something," Yin Tang said happily, standing on the tree. Beside him was his good brother, the Eighth Prince Yin'e.

When Yinreng arrived, he happened to hear the sound. Looking in the direction of the sound, he saw two young men perched in the tree, doing something, with a little boy standing below.

Yinreng raised an eyebrow, watching the three slowly walk over. It should be class time now. These guys are really something, daring to skip class.

"Seventh Brother, I'm going to get this thing down today and stop it from disturbing my sleep," Yin Tang said with great pride as he stood on it.

Yinzhi stood below, constantly rubbing his forehead, his head throbbing terribly. Suddenly, he turned his head and saw someone approaching. He called out anxiously, "Come down quickly! The teacher is back. Let's go back right away!"

"What? You're back so soon?" Yin Tang and Yin Yi were startled and immediately forgot about catching the bird, quickly sliding down from it.

Yinzhen moved a little slower, and seeing his brother Yintang slide down in front of him, he thought he could do it too, so he prepared to follow him down. But he accidentally missed a step.

"Eighth Brother, Eighth Brother!" Yinzhen and Yinsi exclaimed in surprise upon seeing this scene.

Yinreng arrived at that moment and scooped Yinreng up from the tree and brought him down.

Yinreng's appearance was so sudden that no one had time to react, not even Yinreng himself, as he looked at the person holding him in his arms.

Just then, the tutor arrived and, upon seeing Yinreng, quickly bowed and said, "Your humble servant greets Your Highness the Crown Prince."

Yinreng raised an eyebrow, put Yinxi on the ground, and the three of them reacted and quickly bowed to Yinreng, saying, "Greetings, Your Highness the Crown Prince."

"Get up, no need for formalities. I just happened to arrive and saw them in the tree, almost falling down. Master, don't worry about me, just handle it as you see fit."

"Yes," the Master said and then withdrew. Before leaving, he glanced at the others, making them feel a chill run down their spines.

"Oh no, we're definitely going to get yelled at today," the three of them thought in unison.

Finally, it was Yinzhi who came to his senses first, and pulled Yintang and Yinreng to thank Yinreng: "It was really thanks to Your Highness the Crown Prince just now, otherwise Xiao Jiu would definitely have been injured."

"Thank you, Your Highness, for saving Xiao Jiu." "Thank you, Your Highness, for saving me." Yin Tang and Yin Yi quickly thanked Yin Reng.

"No need to thank me. We're all brothers, it's only right. But skipping class is wrong, you know? You can't do that again," Yinreng said gently.

"Yes, we won't do that again," the three quickly replied.

"Alright, you should all go back now, or the teacher will punish you later." Yinreng's smiling face really gave off the feeling of a peerless gentleman, at least that's how Yinreng felt.

I feel that I have finished taking care of my younger brothers today. Looking at these little ones, I know that they can't be of much help right now, but I can still learn more about them.

"Then the younger brothers will take their leave." Yinzhi quickly finished speaking, and then led his younger brothers back.

We might face a storm when we get back.

Before leaving, Yinzhen turned and glanced at Yinreng. He had heard mostly about the Crown Prince's legendary deeds: always getting full marks in exams, inventing things in court, handling various matters, and using these stories to motivate them to study harder. After hearing so much about this, Yinzhen developed a rebellious attitude and always felt awkward towards the Crown Prince.

Unexpectedly, he was saved by him today. Yin felt a little embarrassed. Meeting him in this way, how could he compete with him in the future?

It really is!

The three hurried back to the study and stood before the teacher to apologize. They thought they were sure to be scolded, but to their surprise, the teacher only glanced at them a few times and then let them go.

"You should have been punished properly for what happened today, but His Highness the Crown Prince came to plead for you, so I will let you off this time. However, if there is a next time, you princes should go directly to the Emperor to apologize."

These words sent a shiver down the spines of the three princes.

But they were still happy that they wouldn't be punished this time. When the three of them walked back, they sat down and quietly breathed a sigh of relief.

"I didn't expect His Highness the Crown Prince to be so kind. Luckily, he pleaded for me this time, otherwise I would have been punished by my mother again," Yinzhen said softly.

Yinzhen was a simple-minded person. The most setbacks he experienced from childhood were his mother's slaps and his tutor's scolding. He also often heard praise for the Crown Prince, but he was naturally a bit slow-witted and didn't take anything to heart, so he didn't think much of it.

Yinzhi nodded in agreement. He was a gentle and considerate person by nature. He had often heard rumors about the Crown Prince before, but had not met him much due to the age difference: "Yes, yes, I didn't expect him to be so good." In this life, Yinzhi was not raised by Consort Hui, but by Consort Xi. In addition, his biological mother, Lady Wei, was also in Consort Xi's palace. He was the only child in the entire palace, so everyone truly loved him.

Therefore, his personality is not as awkward as it was in his previous life.

The main reason was that Emperor Kangxi did not favor other concubines, so there were fewer conflicts among them. Sometimes when he went to the inner palace to see Yinzhi, he would go directly to Consort Xi, giving her plenty of face. Therefore, Consort Xi treated Yinzhi sincerely. Even Consort Wei did not mistreat her and often allowed her to see the children.