Although the Crown Prince had the title, his handling of matters in recent times had been unsatisfactory and he had shown favoritism towards Suo'etu, which greatly displeased Kangxi. However, he remained silent, wanting to test whether his Crown Prince could truly shoulder the great responsibility. He entrusted the salt merchant affairs to him, and the result was clearly very unsatisfactory to him.

All these things that were considered mistakes and absurd by the Crown Prince began to cast a shadow over his decision to abandon the position.

The perceptive Lin Qingse quickly noticed this and became even more steadfast in her stance, insisting on remaining a royalist, or rather, a neutral party. She refused even invitations from Prince Yinxiang, Qingyin's own brother, whether intentionally or unintentionally. After offering a few words of advice to the Thirteenth Prince, she left.

Yinxiang was not a fool, and he naturally understood what Lin Qingse meant. Lin Qingse was his sister's husband, and he had originally thought it would be better to bring Lin Qingse together with him. But now he corrected his attitude. Lin Qingse was not a stupid person. His ability to become a high-ranking official was beyond doubt. It seemed that he really had to be careful.

After relaying Lin Qingse's words to his fourth brother, Yinxiang finally relaxed and left.

It had been a long time since he had seen his sister, so he decided to visit her at the Princess's residence. As he sat in the carriage, Yinxiang's heart stirred, and he immediately headed towards the Princess's residence.

Having achieved her goal over the past few years, Qingyin naturally took the medicine to alleviate the effects of the incurable pill, which would make her feel more comfortable. It wouldn't be too late to take the medicine before she passed away.

Therefore, her situation has improved over the years. Kangxi even felt that Lin Qingse was the one who brought her good fortune, which made Ke'er's situation more stable than when he was in the palace. He secretly gave him a green light in the court and personally helped him gradually rise to the position of Minister of the Court of Judicial Review.