The prince didn't believe his nonsense. In his opinion, Yinzhen was deliberately staying by his side to lower his guard. Otherwise, how could he become the legitimate son?

No matter what he said, it was all the grace given by the emperor. To put it bluntly, if he had not relied on his relationship to gain the emperor's favor, would the emperor have thought of changing his imperial certificate?

If he hadn't seen that he wasn't loved by his biological mother and was as pitiful as he, who had been without a biological mother since birth, how could he have brought him by his side to guide him?

This feeling really proves the saying that you fish all day and get pecked in the eye by an eagle. It seems he was wrong.

"Tell me, I don't believe you're here to reminisce about the past. What brings you, the dignified Prince of Yong, all the way to Yuqing Palace?"

"Brother, you don't believe that I really came to you to reminisce about the past? Well, no matter how much I say, it's useless. I came here this time to tell you not to go too far. The Emperor has seen it all."

The prince narrowed his eyes. What did he mean by that? Could it be that the Emperor knew what he was planning? Impossible. He had just made the decision. How could the Emperor know?

The fourth brother must have said this on purpose because he couldn't bear to see him doing well and was afraid that he would really sit on the throne. Besides, even if the emperor knew about it, what would it matter? Since he chose to do this, he would not regret it.

It's just a life. You can't bring it with you when you are born and you can't take it with you when you die. How do you know if you can do it if you don't try?

"You don't have to say those things to scare me. I have my own plans for what I want to do, and you can't make me give up with just a few words. Fourth Brother, you think too little of me."

Yinzhen looked as if he had expected it. He knew that the prince would not listen to his advice. Since that was the case, he would not say much. Everyone has their own destiny, and he could not interfere.

"I've delivered the message. If you don't believe me, go ahead and give it a try. The palace is heavily guarded. I hope you can think carefully before you act. It's getting late, so I'll go back first."

The prince just looked at Yinzhen's back without saying anything. He had already come this far, so how could he turn back?

The day Mu Sili gives birth will be the best opportunity for him to force the emperor to abdicate. He will not miss this chance. It is impossible for Yinzhen to ask him to give up the position of crown prince on his own initiative.

He is the legitimate son and was born the crown prince. The throne can only be his. Anyone who intends to get involved in the throne is his enemy. Once he comes to power, he will eliminate them one by one.

Kangxi was furious when he learned that the prince had decided to go his own way. He even asked Yinzhen to tell him that he knew about it, so why did he still choose to do this?

It's no wonder he thinks this way. It's because he has never experienced the hardships of competing for the throne, and he has no idea how important the throne is to the prince.

"It's all an injustice. I've already given him a chance, but it was his own failure to cherish it that led to this situation. I don't want to say anything more. Let him be."

Kangxi was prepared to let the prince fend for himself, but something happened again at Prince Yong's mansion.

In the front yard of the palace, Yinzhen looked coldly at Hongshi and Huai Ke who were kneeling on the ground. He just came to the palace to deal with some things, and they couldn't help but take action?

"Your Highness, please don't be angry. I'm fine. I just drank a sip and spit it out. Didn't the court doctor say it was fine? Please don't be angry."

"You are still too kindhearted. These two evil men want you and your child's life. How can I let them off so easily? Even if they are my children, they will have to pay the price."

"Ever since Father had Niuhulu, he has looked down on his son even more. He is the eldest son, and the position of Crown Prince can only belong to him. Why should he give the throne to a princess's child?"

Hongshi's sudden words left Yinzhen somewhat bewildered. When had he ever said he would give him the title of Crown Prince? He was being a bit overconfident.

"Father, this isn't Third Brother's fault. He's still young, and someone must have deliberately framed him. How could you listen to what others say and blame Third Brother? Are you still the wise and powerful father that your daughter knew?"

Huai Ke didn't expect that Mu Sili was so lucky that she actually avoided her conspiracy. It was obvious that if she drank a sip, both mother and child would die, so why did she spit it out?

And Hongshi, shouldn't he take all the blame on himself at this point? Why is he explaining so much?

If her father found out that she was the one who instigated him to do this, she would probably be sent to the mountains to become a nun.

"Ha! You're right. If it weren't for someone's guidance, how could this kid do such a thing? In my eyes, he is a fool. I believe he can't do such a thing alone."

Hongshi didn't know whether to laugh or cry for a moment. What his father said didn't sound like a compliment.

"Father, this has nothing to do with elder sister. I did it all by myself. I just wanted to avenge mother. If it weren't for her, Niuhulu, instigating her, how could mother have been poisoned to death?"

Mu Sili was completely screwed. She was truly at home when disaster struck. Was Hongshi mentally ill? Why did he want to harm her?

Li's death had nothing to do with her. It was all done by Fu Jin. No, her house arrest seemed to be related to her, but if she didn't harm Honghui, how could Fu Jin poison her?

Huai Ke is really great. He actually instigated him. What made him think that he would succeed?

"Fool, how could this king give birth to a fool like you who doesn't know right from wrong? You'd better tell me the truth. Who instigated you to do this?"

Hongshi glanced at Huai Ke with some embarrassment. Should he betray his elder sister? Never mind. Everyone has their own share of responsibility. He is a man and should bear the consequences himself.

"It was my son's own idea. Don't ask me, my father. I accept the punishment."

Huai Ke was relieved to see that he did not give her away, but her reaction was seen by Yinzhen, who was extremely disappointed in her.

"Hongshi, I didn't send you to the palace to let you frame others. Since you took all the blame on yourself, you must accept the punishment.

Su Peisheng, drag him down and give him ten lashes. Everyone must pay for their mistakes, even if he is my son."

Hongshi looked at him in shock. "Are you serious about beating him with a stick? He's so young, ten strokes of the stick won't kill him?"

By the way, he has an older sister. If his elder sister pleads for him, would he not be beaten?

Hongshi looked at Huai Ke with hopeful eyes, but Huai Ke was so eager to get himself out that he didn't even look at him.

He looked at her with some disappointment. She was the one who taught him to do this, and he didn't give her up just now. Why didn't she plead for him?

"What are you still standing there for? Do you want me to do it myself?"

When saying this, Yinzhen still kept his eyes on Huai Ke. He thought that after he said this, Huai Ke would speak up to plead for Hongshi, but he didn't expect that she still didn't speak.