As the sun gradually approached noon, Qingyin checked the time and realized it was time for lunch. She told Xiaohong to put away the fish feed, and the two of them sat down at the table to wait for lunch to be served.

Xiao Hong came in to pack her things, her expression as normal as if she hadn't seen the original master there, as calmly as if she had seen a blade of grass by the roadside.

Yinzhen quietly accompanied Qingyin through lunch, while secretly finding a traveling doctor in the countryside.

"Are you sure this medicine will make people notice your kidney deficiency? It won't have any serious side effects, will it?" Yinzhen asked the old man with a long beard whose eyes gleamed with shrewdness.

"If Your Highness doesn't trust me, why bother swallowing it?" The old man glared at the young man before him, feeling both annoyed and curious. This was the first time a man had asked him for medicine for impotence. Usually, those who came to him were there to cure their erectile dysfunction. It was strange to see someone doing the opposite.

Yinzhen nodded. He knew he had to be ruthless to fool his father and mother, but he also didn't want to lose his happiness for the rest of his life. What if this wife left him? He had to be fully prepared.

A few days later, in the Qianqing Palace, Kangxi looked at Yinzhen after taking his pulse, and a pang of sympathy rose in his eyes. His gaze unconsciously shifted to the lower part of his fourteenth son's body. Kangxi also felt that his eldest son had deceived him, after all, slandering him would directly cost this son the opportunity to inherit the throne.

Yinzhen didn't care about his father's gaze. He knelt calmly on the ground with an expressionless face. At this moment, Yinzhen did resemble his older brother Yinzhen somewhat.

Kangxi coughed lightly. Under the horrified gaze of Imperial Physician Jiang, who had just learned the huge secret, he raised his hand and gestured for him to step aside. He then turned to Yinzhen, who appeared expressionless but heartbroken, and said, "Oh, you child, why didn't you tell me about such a big problem sooner? I'll find more imperial physicians to examine you; there's hope."

Yinzhen respectfully said, "Your Majesty, I have no such thoughts. I just don't want to delay the young ladies of the various families because of my own reasons. Please understand, Father Emperor."

Emperor Kangxi nodded in understanding. If he were to arrange a marriage for his son given his current situation, it would only make him an enemy. Although no one would dare to retaliate against the emperor's son, marrying him would still harm his son. He still had to speak to Consort De about it.

With his worries gone, Yinzhen left the palace and returned to Qingyin's residence, his heart at ease, amidst his mother's distressed gaze.

Time speeds up, and several years have passed in the blink of an eye.

Aruna and Princess Wenxian also had a pair of twins, a boy and a girl. The two babies looked more like Aruna than like her, except that their eyes resembled their mother's, with large, amber-colored, glassy eyes. Wenxian, who was particular about appearances, was a little annoyed, wondering why the children didn't look like their father, whose deep blue pupils were so beautiful.

Qingyin held two chubby, soft babies. The two little babies were just like their mother, and their favorite thing to do was to climb on their father and aunt. Yinzhen, who was standing to the side, felt a little jealous and looked at the two chubby little balls lying on his wife with envy.

He's never been this intimate with his wife. You brat, you little brat, don't you have your own father and mother?

Women are naturally sensitive and observant, and Wen Xian had long since discovered her brother's relationship with Aruna. During a private conversation with Aruna, she understood the truth. While cracking sunflower seeds, Wen Xian gave her brother a loud whack on the head, who was jealous of the baby.

He's so old and all he knows is to be jealous of babies. I haven't seen any progress in his relationship with Arsa over the years. Looking at Yinzhen, who was rubbing his head and complaining to Qingyin that he was in pain, Wen Xian felt his hands were itching even more. He really wanted to punch someone's head.

Qingyin reluctantly stuffed one of the two chubby babies into her brother's and Wenxian's hands, thus stopping the sibling war that was about to begin.

Yinzhen secretly glanced at Wen Xian a few times with a smug look, which made Alu Na feel that this man was a bit smug. She used her beauty filter to block her wife's gaze at her brother before she calmed Wen Xian down.

In recent years, the situation between the Crown Prince and the First Prince has become more tense, with the Crown Prince being deposed and the First Prince being placed under house arrest occurring one after another in the same year.

In Emperor Kangxi's heart, the Fourteenth Prince was definitely the person he trusted the most. He was honest and did not form cliques or engage in private activities, so he was very at ease with him. Therefore, when Yinzhen proposed to expel Zhun Shouzang, Emperor Kangxi thought about it for a while and finally agreed to his request.

In the sixtieth year of the Kangxi Emperor's reign, Yinzhen led Qingyin and Aluna back to Tibet. He mobilized the Eight Banners and Green Standard Army to march on Ganzhou and directly attack Tsewang Rabtan's stronghold in Ili (drawing on historical precedent). In this battle, Qingyin and Aluna also avenged their enemies, personally annihilating them and capturing Tsering Dondub alive.

The following year, Aruna resigned from her post and returned to the capital to protect her child and the princess.

On October 13 of the same year, Emperor Kangxi died at Changchun Garden in the northern suburbs. Yinzhen succeeded to the throne and changed the reign title to Yongzheng.

In this life, because of Qingyin, Yinzhen didn't care about his brothers and the throne at all. Instead, his relationship with Yinzhen improved a lot, and he even gained a lot of Yinzhen's favor.

Yinzhen also stayed in Tibet with Qingyin for his whole life, proving his sincerity with time. In the third year after Yinzhen ascended the throne, Qingyin and Yinzhen naturally had twin boys, but they did not announce it to the public. Others just envied who was pregnant with the child of the Left Guard General.

In the courtyard in Tibet, Qingyin looked at the exquisite bracelets and longevity locks appearing in the chubby hands of the two children, saying nothing. After Qingyin left, a few heads emerged from the tall tree that towered over the yard. Weren't they Zhu Zhixiang and his companions, the three who should have remained in Beijing forever?

Do you think Sasha will like these bracelets?

"Isn't this bracelet too old? I hope the little chubby boy won't like it." Zhu Zhixiang stroked his chin with annoyance, looking at the two babies sleeping soundly in the room.

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