Yinzhi finally decided to stay and had a barbecue with his brothers.

After all, he didn't dare to bet whether Yinreng would really report him.

Yinreng was thoughtful and asked the eunuchs of Yin'er and others to go back and inform Concubine Yi and others before the banquet started. He also did not ask the children to eat skewers.

After all, they are too small, and too many spices on the skewers will burden their spleen and stomach.

Yinzhi and others were thoughtful when they saw Yinreng's patient attitude towards the little ones.

If it is said that Yinreng had something to ask of Yinzhen and Yinxi, it is somewhat possible.

After all, Concubine Yi was from the Guoluo clan. Even though they were bondservants of the Zhenghong Banner, there were founding ministers among their clan. Therefore, the Guoluo clan had a very high status in the Zhenghong Banner.

Yinqi was sent to the Empress Dowager by Kangxi for education, and lost his qualifications to compete for the throne early on. So the only ones that the Guoluo family could rely on were the remaining two princes.

Yinzhen was weak since birth, and as long as the Guo Luoluo family was not stupid, they would not bet on Yinzhen.

So the only option left for them was Yinzhen.

To win over Yinzhen is to win over the Guoluo family.

What's more, he also wanted to win over Yinqi.

Although Yinqi is not qualified to compete for the throne, he will be a good helper in the future.

And Yin?...

Yinzhen was the prince with the highest birth among all the other princes except Yinreng.

Consort Niohuru was born in the Manchu Bordered Yellow Banner. Her father was Niohuru Ebilun, one of the four regent ministers left to Kangxi by the previous emperor.

In addition, Ebilun's father was the famous founding general Eyiduo, his grandfather was the Taizu of the Qing Dynasty, and his sister was the first concubine of the Taizong of the Qing Dynasty.

In terms of the level of noble status, Ebilun can be said to have the most buffs, and there is no one else like him among all the nobles in the court.

Too bad he was on the wrong side.

At that time, Oboi, relying on his military achievements, had no regard for the law, abused his power, and repeatedly suppressed the other regent ministers. Except for Suksaha, Ebilun and Sony did not dare to confront Oboi head-on.

As Oboi's power grew, he increasingly ignored Kangxi, and no one in the court dared to challenge him. Ebilun chose to follow Oboi, while Suksaha and Sony became closer and closer.

In order to suppress Oboi, Xiaozhuang, Kangxi, Sony and Suksaha discussed and decided to let Kangxi marry Empress Hesheli.

But after a few years, Oboi sent his adopted daughter, Niuhuru, into the palace, clearly intending to go against Kangxi and others.

Kangxi was naturally unwilling at first, but after Xiaozhuang explained the ins and outs of the matter to Kangxi, Kangxi agreed to let Nianhulu enter the palace.

Xiaozhuang's considerations were also very simple.

Ebilun was Niohuru's biological father. After Niohuru entered the palace, Ebilun became a member of the royal family. So when Kangxi and Oboi fell out, it was better for Ebilun to remain neutral than to stand firmly with Oboi.

Later, when Oboi fell from power, Ebilun was impeached and lost his official position, but the influence of the Nianhulu family remained.

In the fourth year after Hesheli's death, Kangxi thought that the position of the head of the harem was vacant, and it was inconvenient for him to ask the Empress Dowager to handle all the big and small matters in the harem, so he appointed Nianhulu as the queen.

Unexpectedly, Niuhulu died after only one year in power.

The elders of the Niohuru family were afraid that Kangxi would bring up old scores in the future, and they also regretted that they had no children, so they discussed sending their younger sisters into the palace.

That is the current Concubine Nianhulu.

As the only son of Consort Nianhulu, Yinzhen's background can be imagined.

Even Yinzhi was thinking that if the emperor lived longer, when Yinzhen grew up and wanted to compete for the throne, whether he could defeat Yinreng or not was not a big deal, as he might not be able to defeat Yinzhen either.

Looking at Yinreng's delicate movements, Yinzhi couldn't help but let his imagination run wild.

Should he also be nicer to his younger brothers?

But when Yinzhi thought of the scene of Yin and Yinzhen crying loudly in the afternoon, his scalp suddenly went numb.

Forget it, he can't do this job.

After nearly a year, Yinzhi, Yinzhen and others realized that Yinreng treated his brothers well not out of any calculation, but because he loved his brothers from the bottom of his heart.

Otherwise, it would be impossible to install it so flawlessly every time.

In the evening, after a few little guys who looked like they had been fished out of the mud returned to their respective mothers, Yinzhen and Yinxu's little butts suffered the most.

Yinzhen even took the beating that Yinzhen gave him.

Who told Yinzhen to lie to his mother?

In the following days, Yinreng fell into an endless state of learning.

Fortunately, Wuyi Zhai was far away from Qingxi Shuwu, and Kangxi did not call Yinreng there very often.

Apart from going to Qianhu Lake to enjoy the scenery in the evening, the thing he did most in his spare time was to take Yinzhen and Yin? to wander around the rice fields to catch fish and insects.

There is a pond in front of Wuyi Zhai. Across the pond are the Guandi Temple and the Niangniang Hall. There is an open space of more than ten acres between the two temples and the surrounding courtyard walls. Kangxi ordered people to mark it out and use it as farmland.

I think he also wanted to take his sons to do farm work when he had the chance.

Once, Yinreng saw Yin'er and Yin'e playing in front of the dock and felt that the place was unsafe, so he took the two children to the Guandi Temple.

The rice fields in June and July are lush and green, with insects, loaches, small fish and frogs.

So this place became the two little ones' new favorite.

At the beginning, Concubine Yi and Concubine Nianhulu were very angry when they saw their two children coming back dirty every time, and they even blamed Yinreng.

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