But they couldn't bear to be cruel to their own son.

Every time I scolded him, I couldn’t resist my son’s crying and had to give way when it was time to go out the next day.

As time went by, the two unexpectedly discovered that although their son was always dirty every day, his appetite and sleep quality had improved a lot, so they stopped watching Yinzhen and Yin? go out to play.

Sometimes, when Yinreng was inspired, he would ask the farmers here for advice. In just a few days, he had learned all about the varieties and habits of rice grown in the rice fields. Then, when he played with his two younger brothers, he would tell them some of the information.

Kangxi knew that Yinreng had been getting close to his two younger brothers recently, and he felt a little jealous. So during that period, Kangxi called Yinreng to take exams more frequently.

But soon, he had no time to pay attention to Yinreng anymore.

In mid-July, civil unrest broke out in Khalkha Mongolia, involving the Tushetu Khanate, the Chechen Khanate, and the Zasaktu Khanate.

These tribes occupied most of the land and resources of Khalkha Mongolia.

The cause of the civil unrest was also very simple: the uneven distribution of inheritance.

The old leaders of these tribes died one after another, and their sons fought for the right to speak, territory, livestock and population of the Khalkha Mongols.

Khalkha Mongolia was a vassal state of the Qing Dynasty. If no one asked for help, the Qing Dynasty would not interfere in the internal affairs of Khalkha Mongolia.

So after Kangxi received the news from the northwest border, even though he knew that the civil strife in Khalkha Mongolia would give Galdan an opportunity to take advantage of the situation, he just frowned, called together several ministers in the cabinet, and after discussion, decided to increase the troops by 50,000 to deal with the emergency.

Kangxi began to become busy again.