"Jiaojiao, what happened to Consort Rong?"

Kangxi answered subconsciously, only realizing he had answered wrong when he saw her staring at him.

I wanted to correct it, but I was pushed and stumbled.

"I knew this would happen!" she said, turning to walk out.

How could Emperor Kangxi possibly let her leave? If she really left, wouldn't things be even worse?

He strode forward and pulled her back into his arms: "Jiaojiao, punish her however you want, I have no objection."

I've been wondering, weren't you going to punish Yinzhi? How did you get involved with Consort Rong?"

Harigana pouted, grabbed his braid and stopped struggling: "I'll have Li Dequan tell you later, I'm too lazy to talk about those things."

Her face was a little red, and her eyes were somewhat evasive.

Emperor Kangxi was puzzled, feeling that she seemed nervous.

"Okay, as long as you're not angry."

"How's Beibei? That little girl was pretty fierce just now."

Thinking of that soft hum, I feel it's just like Harigana and his sulking, so adorable.

"She's fine. Yinti and the others are watching over her. I gave her the medicine before I came back."

Kangxi felt a pang of sympathy; the medicine was so bitter, Beibei might cry terribly.

"I'll go take a look, you rest for a while." With that, he picked her up and went to the inner hall.

Harigana didn't stop them. Li Dequan should be back by now, so it'll be good to hear what's going on.

Hai Ri just knelt down and confessed that she hadn't taken good care of the young master. She comforted him, saying that he had already done enough and she didn't want to say anything more.

She was just wondering why Hai Ri hadn't made a move; it turns out the little girl was sick from heatstroke and wasn't around.

"Yes, Xiao Liu should be here too. Don't look so stern; the child is still young."

Kangxi was even more puzzled, and only left after saying "okay".

Li Dequan had indeed just returned. Seeing the emperor hurrying towards the outside, he quickly went to greet him: "Your Majesty."

When Kangxi arrived at the side hall, the sensible Li Dequan had already explained everything clearly, leaving Kangxi stunned.

I didn't expect Harigana to be so lucky; he actually resolved the matter directly.

Moreover, Beibei's personality really comes from him; she's very decisive.

“I went to find the governess and had her teach Consort Rong proper manners.”

Guo Luoluo was confined to her quarters for three months and punished by having to copy the palace rules one hundred times.

"Yes! Your servant obeys."

Li Dequan responded and silently lit a candle for Consort Rong and Lady Guoluo.

After learning about this, the Empress Dowager sent Sumalagu to Cining Palace, while the Empress Dowager herself went to see Beibei.

At this moment, Beibei was crying and whimpering in Kangxi's arms, yelling "Stinky Father!"

Yinti dared not listen and quickly took his younger brothers outside to play, fearing that his father would beat him to death.

Beibei can speak, but they can't listen.

Don't be fooled by the Emperor's cheerful coaxing of Beibei; his heart is set on the heavens, and he might come after them at any time.

Harigana, as usual, lay in bed reviewing the situation, only feeling relieved after confirming that there were no omissions or mistakes.

Children's tempers flare up and subside quickly. Because Yinzhu apologized sincerely, except for the baby who was still frowning, they started playing together again.

"Jiaojiao!"

After comforting Beibei, Kangxi returned to the main hall and hugged Harigana, saying, "I've made you suffer again."

The voice sounded somewhat muffled.

Just now, Li Dequan said that she did not reprimand or punish Yinzhuo.

He was clearly very angry, but he didn't hit him because he was his son.

"What am I aggrieved about? It's just that Beibei needs to take her medicine, and Granny Su's hand needs to be healed."

It's normal for children to argue, and as long as it's manageable, I prefer to let them handle things themselves.

Besides, Yinzhuo is only three years old. What can I do?

Harigana leaned against him lazily: "Beibei is the one who's been wronged. As long as she's happy, that's all that matters."

Kangxi remained silent, feeling somewhat fortunate to have met her, and that she would forgive his child.

And, other people's children.

In his next life, he hopes to be with her with a pure heart, free from all such troubles.

Suddenly, he had an idea: to dismiss the harem.

The more I thought about it, the more feasible it seemed, and I had a rough plan in mind.

However, the Empress Dowager is another problem. Should we disrupt the current peace?

"Xuan Ye, what are you thinking about?"

Harigana tugged at his hair and looked at him with a puzzled expression.

"Jiaojiao!"

Kangxi swallowed hard, and after thinking for a moment, he told her what was on his mind.

I thought Harigana would be happy to hear that, but she actually frowned.

"Xuan Ye, do you think this is possible?"

"Leaving aside what will happen to the Empress Dowager, just look at all the women you've slept with," Harigana said, pinching Kangxi's waist hard, making Kangxi tense up in pain.

"How do you want to settle them? Remarry them? Or send them to a nunnery?"

Even if you agree to remarry, who in the entire Qing Dynasty would dare to marry you?

"Marrying the emperor's concubine—aren't you afraid they'll make things difficult for you later?"

Was Harigana moving?

She was naturally touched, but the matter involved a great deal of implications, and she couldn't do that.

He may be the only one who is favored, but if he is not favored, what will all the officials in the court think if he is really dismissed?

Besides, now we see that Kangxi had nine sons, of whom the second and fourth sons had been completely exiled.

The eldest and fifth sons had good relationships with the twins, the seventh son was disabled, and although the third, sixth, and eighth sons did not show any signs of illness, they posed no threat to Yinfu.

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