Hezhuo noticed her confusion: "Simply put, it means that no matter what, you must treat yourself well and not mistreat yourself. This isn't just for your sister; your mother has this expectation for all her children. Hongyu also has a nickname, given to him by his mother, Ping'an (Peace). This is another expectation your mother has for you, hoping that you can be safe and sound. This is also your mother's expectation for your entire lives."

"Mother, we understand." The two little ones looked very well-behaved and obedient.

"Also, neither of you should get involved in what your father does in the backyard. Just act as usual. Actually, in your mother's eyes, this is just a trivial matter, so don't take it too seriously. Don't study too hard; your health is the most important thing. You're still young."

He Zhuodao.

"Alright, let's go see our younger brothers." He Zhuo took one in each hand...

That evening, after the couple washed up, they lay in bed. Yinzhi held his wife's hand and said, "Hezhuo, we have already given birth to Little Zhenbao and three legitimate sons. If we continue to give medicine to the empress dowager, she will be alarmed."

He Zhuo also grasped Yin Zhi's hand in return: "I understand my husband's intentions. You are thinking of my reputation."

Yinzhi did consider his wife's reputation, but he still gave her the medicine. His mother had brought it up several times before, but he had refused each time. When his wife was pregnant with the third prince, she had a miscarriage. After the pregnancy stabilized, his mother brought it up again, but he was worried that it would be bad for his wife's health if she found out, so he refused.

When his wife gave birth to another prince, he was now the only married prince with a legitimate son, and he had three legitimate sons. Even his uncle Mingzhu was keeping an eye on the princes, worried that they might try to make trouble for his wife. His mother was also urging him to stop taking the medicine.

You have what no one else has, and you even have three legitimate sons. How can people not be jealous?

Fortunately, his wife understood him. Being caught between his mother and his wife was not an easy life for a man.

“My lord, I understand. None of the brothers have a legitimate son. I heard that the young prince of the Crown Prince’s family is sickly. In February of this year, the Crown Prince’s princess gave birth to the Crown Prince’s second princess, but she died before the baby was a month old.”

Although we are older, it is inevitable that some people will be jealous and use that as an excuse to attack us. I understand that. He Zhuo liked to listen to Yin Zhi's strong heartbeat and leaned against Yin Zhi's chest.

"As long as you have me in your heart, that's enough."

A woman's tenderness can always soothe a man's distress. Although Yinzhi was not distressed, he was naturally happy that someone was pregnant, but he was also worried that his wife would be sad, since he had only ever had children with his wife before.

It's good that his wife understands him. ε=(′ο｀*))) Sigh, it's not easy being a man. He has to appease his mother and his wife.

In truth, he looked down on the people in the backyard; they were all lackeys, and he didn't want his offspring to be born from the wombs of lackeys.

Well, for Prince Yinzhi, the Han Bannermen were Han people. Many Manchus in the capital looked down on Han people, and Yinzhi was no exception. The bondservant were even more like slaves.

Back when we were outside the Great Wall, we initially captured Han Chinese to serve as slaves. Later, Han Chinese voluntarily came to join us as slaves, and that's how the bondservants system came about.

During the reigns of Huang Taiji and Emperor Shunzhi, many Han soldiers surrendered. Those who surrendered were naturally looked down upon. Therefore, in the minds of many members of the imperial family, Han people were spineless and servile.

"You mentioned names to me today. Actually, since the second child has turned one year old but Father hasn't given him a name yet, I've started thinking about it. Hongyu is our eldest son, and his name has the 'sun' radical. The second child will be called Hongfang, and the third child will be called Hongwei."

"Fang means square or upright, and can also mean upright character. Wei means great, but without the 'person' radical."

He Zhuo chewed over the two names: "Hongfang, Hongwei. Hongfang Hongwei..."

"It's catchy and has a good meaning. From now on, the second son will be called Hongfang, and the third son will be called Hongwei."