The two of them had a hearty meal together in the side hall.

After reporting, Wanwan wiped her mouth with a handkerchief, glanced at Kangxi, and said, "Xuanye, have you finished eating? If you have, let's go out."

Emperor Kangxi also developed this habit, generally only eating until he was seven-tenths full.

Kangxi got up, took Wanwan's hand as usual, and walked out. When the concubines in the harem saw the two of them return, they were filled with envy and jealousy, but there was nothing they could do.

Wanwan and Kangxi sat on the same stools. "Tingfeng, how is the Consort's delivery?"

Consort Niohuru was still calling out, "Your Majesty, the imperial physician said everything is normal, it's just that the delivery will take a little longer."

Wanwan nodded. "It's good that nothing went wrong."

She turned to look at Kangxi, intending to ask if he had gone to review the memorials if the time was long. However, after thinking about it, she didn't say it. After all, the child born inside was Kangxi's, and as her husband guarding outside, Consort Niohuru would feel comforted.

This is just a small token of my appreciation as a fellow woman.

The two waited from morning until noon but the baby still hadn't been born. Although Wanwan was supposed to eat lunch, she had already eaten in the morning and wasn't very hungry.

She was a little sleepy, but she didn't dare to openly slack off.

All I could do was try my best to keep my eyes open and stay alert.

Just after noon, a voice was heard: "She has given birth! The Imperial Concubine has given birth to a prince!"

"Ah ...

The midwife came out carrying the baby and hurriedly offered her congratulations, "Congratulations, Your Majesty! Congratulations, Imperial Noble Consort! The Imperial Noble Consort has given birth to a prince!"

Wanwan and the others also stood up to congratulate Emperor Kangxi, saying, "Congratulations, Your Majesty, on the birth of your son."

Emperor Kangxi was also very pleased. "Hahaha~~~ Good, good, good! The entire Yongshou Palace will be rewarded with three months' worth of monthly allowances."

After giving birth, Consort Niohuru fainted from the pain. The imperial physician quickly took her pulse and found that this delivery was a difficult one for her, and she would likely have difficulty conceiving in the future.

Outside, Emperor Kangxi looked at the midwife and said, "Bring the child over here so I can see him."

When the midwife brought the baby over, Kangxi pulled on the swaddling clothes, revealing the baby's original face. To be honest, it wasn't as clean and fair as the baby born to Wanwan, but it was still his own child, and he liked it very much.

Kangxi said, "Good, good, good. Now he is truly the Tenth Prince."

As the Imperial Noble Consort, Wanwan also took a look at the child and said, "He's chubby and looks like a blessed child."

Emperor Kangxi said, "Alright, now that the babies are born, you may all go back."

Then he instructed, "Keep a close eye on the Tenth Prince and the Imperial Concubine, and make sure the Imperial Concubine is in good health."

Just as he finished speaking, the imperial physician came out. Kangxi was generally kind to his women, and asked, "How is the Consort?"

The imperial physician looked at me and then at me, and then brought out the same older physician from before. "Your Majesty, Consort Gui and the Tenth Prince are both safe and sound. However, Consort Gui has damaged her health during childbirth and may find it difficult to conceive in the future."

After saying that, he immediately knelt down.

Kangxi didn't seem to care much when he heard this. After all, he already had one son, so whether he had a second one or not wasn't really that important.

Moreover, the reason why Consort Niohuru became pregnant was also to compensate her sister, Empress Xiaozhaoren.

The concubines hadn't left yet when they heard the news, but it didn't have much impact on them, since the Imperial Concubine had a son.

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