Emperor Kangxi glanced at the weeping concubines and his sons, but he felt a chill run down his spine; his sons were not particularly sad.

Wanwan naturally stood at the front. Kangxi was getting annoyed by the crying. "The person isn't dead yet, what are you crying about? Everyone, get out. Imperial Noble Consort, stay."

It's fine if it's not a comment, but the way the princes are looking at each other, with their eyes full of unspoken thoughts, makes one wonder if keeping the Imperial Noble Consort at this time means they favor the Fourth Prince.

However, they have no right to refute it.

The whole group of people left, leaving only Kangxi and Wanwan inside.

Emperor Kangxi was already in poor health, so he spoke softly.

Kangxi looked at Wanwan and called out, "Qingqing."

"Your Majesty, I am here," Wanwan always observed proper etiquette.

Kangxi's eyes showed some distress. "Even now, you still refuse?"

"I don't understand what Your Majesty is saying."

Wanwan sat down on the edge of the bed and looked at Kangxi. She thought to herself: In just one year, Kangxi’s health has deteriorated, and he looks very thin now, as if he is just a skeleton.

"You still won't forgive me, will you?"

"I regret how I treated you before... but it's only now. If I were in the past... I would still have done the same thing."

Wanwan looked at Kangxi and spoke with difficulty, "Your Majesty has already said so. How can you talk about forgiveness? You are the Emperor, so naturally you cannot be wrong. Besides, I do not believe that I have suffered any injustice."

As Kangxi listened to Wanwan speak, memories of Wanwan's childhood flashed through his mind. He would often run out of the palace and bump into her at Fengming Tower. He would meet her by chance once every few times. Later, he was determined to bring Wanwan into the palace.

He was the emperor, and also a young and vigorous king, so the Wanyan family naturally couldn't refuse.

He finally achieved his goal. When he first entered the palace, the two had a very good relationship. Kangxi felt that was the happiest time of his life because he felt that he had met a "wife" who understood him.

In this harem, he was finally no longer alone, but this period lasted for less than 30 years.

As his sons grew up one by one and entered the imperial court, their eyes gradually turned to the dragon throne beneath him.

He began to feel uneasy and started to gradually suppress them, promoting one person after another to keep them in opposition.

In the end, the two drifted further and further apart...

Wanwan kept her eyes fixed on Kangxi, so she naturally knew that Kangxi was thinking about things from the past.

Kangxi looked at Wanwan and asked, "Do you regret entering the palace?"

Wanwan grasped Kangxi's hand and said, "I have never regretted what I have done."

"Besides, as I have already said, my life has been very fulfilling, and I have no regrets."

Emperor Kangxi thought about it seriously and realized that Wanwan seemed to have no regrets in her life.

If their relationship had remained the same as before, it would have been even more perfect.

With some difficulty, Kangxi raised his hand and grasped Wanwan's hand. "I have wronged you in this life. If there is an afterlife, would you still be willing to be with me?"

Wanwan never expected that Kangxi would say such a thing. In Wanwan's opinion, how could a cold-hearted emperor like Kangxi possibly think about having a next life with a woman?

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