"Father, what's wrong with you? Quickly summon the imperial physician."

When Yinzhen and the others rushed in, they saw Yinzhen holding the unconscious Kangxi with a look of anxiety on his face, while several Mongol leaders stood aside in fear and panic.

As the princes burst in and Yinti screamed, all the guards outside the tent drew their swords and rushed in, and even Liang Jiugong limped in after them.

When Liang Jiugong looked up and saw that Kangxi had fainted, he felt as if his heart had flown out of his chest.

"Quickly, call the imperial physician! Quickly, call the imperial physician!"

Looking at the old man who had fainted in his arms, Yinti suddenly noticed that there were many white hairs at his temples, and his tightly closed eyes held a trace of sorrow, which made Yinti feel sad.

"Brother, what exactly did the memorial say?"

Yinzhen was in a panic. Could the capital have been overturned? Otherwise, why would his father, who had fought his way through countless bloody battles, suddenly faint?

When the topic of memorials came up, Yinqi looked embarrassed.

"Father Emperor fainted before he could even read the memorial."

The princes were stunned. Then, Yinzhi coldly swept his gaze over the trembling Mongol leaders and questioned, "What did you say to Father Emperor just now? Why did you make him so angry that he fainted?"

The leaders, no longer daring to maintain their status, knelt down and begged for forgiveness.

“Please forgive me, Your Highness. We only discussed the marriage alliance and did not mention anything else.”

Another person said, "His Majesty took a liking to my daughter and was asking about her age when Prince Zhi burst in before I could answer. Almost at the same time, His Majesty fainted."

Yinzhi looked at Yinti, and seeing that the other nodded, he stopped pressing for answers. Instead, he looked at the guards and said, "Please invite all the leaders to the tent next door. Take good care of them until Father Emperor wakes up."

This means temporary house arrest.

Seeing this, the tribal leaders dared not act rashly. Although they were dissatisfied, they obediently followed the guards out.

No sooner had they left than a group of imperial physicians rushed in.

After examining his pulse, the diagnosis was that Kangxi was exhausted from continuous travel and had been drinking excessively without proper rest. In addition, he had been eating either roasted mutton or hot pot mutton for the past few meals, which caused him to suddenly become hot and feverish, which led to his sudden fainting without warning.

The princes breathed a sigh of relief upon hearing this.

Yinzhen looked at the memorial that Yinti had not yet submitted, and could only sigh, but had no solution.

Yinti glanced at everyone and said in a deep voice, "The news of Father Emperor's fainting cannot be kept secret for long. In order to save trouble for the tribes of the grasslands, I will take Faka to be responsible for the safety of the group. Fourth Prince and Third Prince will continue to be responsible for their respective political affairs, and Tenth Prince will be responsible for taking care of Father Emperor here."

He then glanced at Liang Jiugong, whose face was pale, and said viciously, "You dog of a servant, how do you take care of Father Emperor? He's already this old, and you never stop him from drinking so much. Even if you couldn't stop him, you should have found the imperial physician to give him some nourishment afterwards."

Liang Jiugong knelt down with a thud, slapping himself repeatedly. "It's all my fault, I deserve to die. I only beg you, Your Highness, to spare my life to take care of His Majesty. Once His Majesty wakes up, I'll let you do as you please."

Yinti was too lazy to argue with him. After warning him to serve him well, he left in a hurry with a few brothers.

Not long after they left, Kangxi slowly opened his tightly closed eyes a crack, looked around, and then quietly closed them again.