Generally, expenses for things like concubines' pregnancies and princes' birthdays were all paid from the private treasury left by empresses throughout the ages.

As for Kunning Palace, which was the Empress's private treasury, Kangxi had already given Wanwan the key.

Wanwan usually checks the palace accounts in her study, but in fact, she has a clear understanding of the palace accounts under her spreadsheet management.

There's no need to check every day, just a few times a month. As long as you make sure those servants in the Imperial Household Department aren't falsifying accounts or lining their own pockets, that's fine.

Moreover, no servants have dared to do what they used to do in recent years, since they don't want to be subjected to another purge by Kangxi.

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East Annex Hall of Jingren Palace

After Wanwan left, Yinzhen began to sort things out again.

Although I went through it once before, it wasn't clear. Now I have plenty of time to think about it slowly.

In Yinzhen's mind, the six-year-old child was living a happy life. Unlike last time, he was just as favored as his second brother, and his father, the Emperor, cared about him a lot.

But after he figured out the cause and course of events, he realized that his father cared about him only because of his mother.

Moreover, the second brother in this world could also be said to have been raised by the Empress Dowager, and he was very close to her and had a good relationship with her.

Moreover, he also had a younger brother, the sixth brother. Originally, the sixth brother should have been born to Consort De, but he did not grow up and died young. However, at this time, the sixth brother was alive and well and had a good relationship with him.

The Wanyan clan, his maternal grandfather's family, seemed to be highly valued by the Emperor, and they even managed to develop smallpox treatment, which indirectly solved the problem of smallpox and removed a sword of Damocles from the Qing Dynasty's head.

In this life, although she was not adopted by Consort Tong, she still did not stay with her own mother, but was adopted by the Imperial Noble Consort.

He even vaguely sensed in his memory that the reason why the Imperial Noble Consort did not have children in her early years was because she was afraid that she would not be able to take good care of herself. She only gave birth to her sixth brother when she was older.

Moreover, his mother had always doted on him since he was a child. Even though she had her own son, she treated him the same as always, truly treating him equally.

Moreover, his jade tablet had long been registered under the name of the Imperial Noble Consort, making him half a legitimate son.

His mother took very good care of him, considering every aspect of his life.

In his previous life, Yinzhen did not feel the care of his biological mother, but he never expected that he would get everything he had been pursuing in this life.

After sorting things out, Yinzhen discovered that his mother's family was very powerful and treated him very well, and that he had a very good relationship with his second and sixth brothers.

He didn't even live in the South Third Palace most of the time; instead, he spent more time living with his second elder brother, the Crown Prince.

Surprisingly, the Emperor didn't object to him living in Yuqing Palace. Sometimes, his sixth brother would sleep with them, and they had an extremely good relationship.

And then there's his own mother, who should have been a Consort De by now, but she's still stuck in the position of a lowly concubine.

It was because Mother discovered that the Imperial Household Department was falsifying accounts and embezzling a large amount of silver. It seems that after she told Father Emperor, Father Emperor launched a major purge.

Just like when he first became emperor, his family was raided and a lot of silver was confiscated. This silver played a significant role in suppressing the Three Feudatories and the national treasury seemed to have become a bit more abundant.

It seems that the Uya family was quite corrupt, and she remained in the position of a concubine. Moreover, it seems that the Emperor decreed that daughters of bondservant families could only reach the rank of concubine at most.

Yinzhen felt that his father, the Emperor, was right; he hated corrupt officials the most.

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