As Kangxi watched the mother and son interact, he gradually recalled the time when his mother was still alive when he was a child.

His mother loved him very much, and because his father favored only Empress Xiaoxian and neglected the concubines in the palace, he didn't feel much of his father's love.

He didn't experience much fatherly love; the only love he received was from his mother, Consort Tong.

Back then, he was just like Yinyu now; when he was tired or sleepy, he could cry to his mother. But his mother passed away when he was nine years old.

He was to enter a country on his own. Although his grandmother cared about him, she focused more on his studies and the court. Her love for him was still beyond what he could reach in his childhood.

So why did Emperor Kangxi like the Crown Prince so much? Besides raising him himself, he also wanted to give him more fatherly love and didn't want him to be like the prince before.

But Kangxi forgot about his other princes, just like he had been before.

At this moment, watching the mother and son interact, Kangxi realized that he was not without anything; besides the empire, he also had his wife and his son.

Kangxi strode in. "What are you two doing? Why are you so happy?"

When Wanwan saw Kangxi arrive, she immediately stood up, but before she could, Kangxi said, "Alright, sit down."

After saying that, Kangxi sat down on the other side and looked at the unfinished hibiscus cake on the table. He knew that Xiao Liu had come to Jingren Palace to fill his stomach again.

Emperor Kangxi knew that the Sixth Prince liked to eat hibiscus cake, which could be considered a blessing from Wanwan. Apart from the Crown Prince, he and Yinzhen were the princes that Emperor Kangxi cared about the most.

When Yinyu saw his father, the Emperor, he said, "Hello, Father Emperor."

Yinyu said, "Father, you must try this hibiscus cake, it's delicious!" He then picked up a piece and held it to Kangxi's lips.

Emperor Kangxi was not one to appreciate filial piety or brotherly love, but seeing his youngest son being so respectful, he happily accepted the pastries his son offered him.

Emperor Kangxi took a bite and felt it was indeed quite good, mainly because the chefs at Jingren Palace had prepared it well.

Emperor Kangxi said, "That's good. Yinzhi is filial. Father Emperor is very happy."

Yinyu was pleased to hear this. “If my mother thinks it’s good, then Father Emperor, please eat more.”

As she spoke, she pushed the plate of pastries closer to Gao Xing.

But I also took a piece from the plate and ate it myself.

Looking at the little boy, Kangxi was very generous to him and said directly to Yinyu, "Come, come into Father's arms."

Yinyu was very clever and naturally wouldn't miss this opportunity to spend time with Kangxi. He jumped off the couch, climbed over to Kangxi's side, and snuggled into Kangxi's arms.

Kangxi immediately picked up Yinyu and felt him over. "Hmm, not bad, he seems to have grown taller and heavier."

Emperor Kangxi said, "It's all thanks to your efforts in raising the children. Neither Yinzhen nor Yinyu has been sick much, and both are strong and healthy. Alas, compared to the other princes, Yinzhi is ultimately a bit weaker."

Yinzhi's health was not good because of some minor accidents during his birth. In addition, Consort Rong only had the Third Prince living now, so she was naturally very close to him and raised him meticulously. He rarely ran and jumped around, so his health was naturally not very good.

Wanwan said, "The child is still young. He should be better when he's older and practicing riding and archery. Don't worry too much. The palace has everything you need. Raising a prince is quite easy."

Kangxi said, "What you say makes sense."

Wanwan: Please, give me some love!

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