Boer and Dai decided to confront Xiuning directly and try to stay in the capital to get married and live a normal life.
If that doesn't work, then try to choose some tribes with good development momentum, so that you don't feel wronged in terms of production and life.
After hearing Bulhedai's explanation, Xiuning understood that the child was a good child, but he was simply not capable of taking action. To expect Bulhedai to be as decisive and efficient as Ningchuge, and to firmly grasp the power of Khorchin and even the entire Mongolian region, was nothing short of wishful thinking.
In that case, it would be better to choose a good in-law family to ensure that Bu'er and Dai's life would be worry-free after marriage, which would be a perfect marriage.
"Don't worry, your mother understands your thoughts and will definitely make more plans for you in this regard."
Although it was difficult to persuade Emperor Kangxi, Xiuning had a total of four children, two of whom were married or married into Mongolian families.
Regardless, Emperor Kangxi could not refuse this favor, as the Xiuning family had sacrificed a great deal for the stability of the Qing Dynasty.
Therefore, if handled well, the Emperor Kangxi might actually agree to the terms of the Bu'er and Dai's schemes.
In the original timeline, Consort De's youngest daughter stayed in the capital to get married, and she married into the Tong family.
This shows that Kangxi was still willing to compromise and make concessions for the sake of interests.
After all, Bu'er and Dai are not Ning Chuge, nor are they princes who can ascend the throne. Their threat level is naturally much lower. By taking advantage of Kangxi's guilt, Xiu Ning felt that this matter would be no challenge at all.
Buer and Dai nodded, and just as a smile appeared on their lips, they heard a noise from the door behind them. It turned out that Yinyi and Yinlu had come over.
Um?
Bu Er and Dai looked at Xiu Ning, completely bewildered.
Why did Third Brother and Fourth Brother come over? Is something wrong?
Xiuning nodded, "It might be related to the Qianqing Palace." Although she was summoned away by Kangxi early in the morning, Xiuning was still able to get some information from other palace servants.
While the mother and daughter were talking, Yinyi and Yinlu entered smoothly.
The two greeted Xiu Ning with smiles, especially Yin Lu, who acted nonchalantly and was glared at by Xiu Ning.
Mother
Yinlu felt wronged; he really hadn't done anything.
Xiuning rolled her eyes. "You don't need to say anything." She knew what was going on with just a glance.
Yinlu was the one with the best mindset among Xiuning's four children. He didn't take anything to heart, and he would vent his grievances on the spot rather than keep them bottled up.
There's nothing wrong with this kind of mentality, especially since this person only wants to eat, drink, and have fun, and is a good-for-nothing. He's exactly the kind of worry-free son that Emperor Kangxi wanted most.
"Yinyi, you and the fourth prince have something to do here." They certainly wouldn't come to Qixiang Palace if they didn't, because Xiuning had already lectured Yinyi on this issue before.
Yin Yi nodded and quickly told Xiu Ning what had happened in the main hall of the Qianqing Palace that day.
“My son and fourth brother felt that every time something happened, it ended so abruptly that everyone became less cautious and less likely to act in the future.”
Because he couldn't gauge the situation, no one knew which of Kangxi's actions were genuine and which were feigned; Yin Yi simply couldn't figure him out.
Buer and Dai couldn't understand their third brother's words. She blinked, glanced at her mother who was deep in thought, and reached out to tug at Yinlu's sleeve.
Yinlu: ...This troublesome girl.
"What's wrong?" Yinlu lowered his voice to make sure that his brother and sister wouldn't disturb others.
Bu'er and Dai pointed at Yinyi and their mother, "Are you in trouble?"
Yinlu nodded, "It will be very difficult. You might have to rely on yourself to get married."
Boole and Dai: ...
These words made Bu Er and Dai think that their fourth brother really liked to talk nonsense.
"Impossible, with Mother here, this problem won't occur."
Bu'er and Dai didn't trust Yinyi and Yinlu, but they trusted their mother.
My mother is incredibly capable; even my eldest sister, who lives far away in Khorchin, is renowned for her abilities. She won't rely on herself alone.
Yinlu: ...
"Hey, you little brat, what do you know? What if something happens..."
Yinlu deliberately scared Buer and Dai. He was not much older than Buer and Dai, and Yinlu also liked to play, so he got along well with Buer and Dai.
Yinyi would never do something like teasing Bu'er and Dai right now.
Bu'er and Dai frowned. Ignoring Yinlu, she moved closer to Xiuning and Yinyi to listen to their conversation.
In just a short while, Xiuning had already shared her suggestions with Yinyi.
Yinyi didn't understand. "Continuing to do it is a waste of time. My son thinks it's not worth it."
At least Yin Yi didn't think this was a profitable deal.
"Whether you make money or not is secondary; the most important thing is to show that you are willing to compete."
Xiu Ning lightly tapped Yin Yi's forehead, thinking to herself that he should at least reveal something to Kangxi, otherwise, if he kept it a secret for too long, who knows what Kangxi would think.
During the later years of the Kangxi Emperor's reign, there were considerable conflicts between the princes and the emperor.
"The most taboo thing for an emperor is to suddenly stand out." This doesn't mean one can't be ambitious, but rather that one shouldn't jump out and take advantage of others who are fighting tooth and nail for something.
One reason why Yinzhi was suppressed by Kangxi was that he couldn't control the court officials, and another reason was that Yinzhi disguised himself too well in the early stages, so that Kangxi didn't realize the threat.
When the eldest prince fell from power, Yinzhi emerged like bamboo shoots after a spring rain, giving Kangxi a great shock.
Unlike Yinzhen, who tried to cultivate a loyal and independent career, Yinsi wanted to compete. However, this man was cunning, though he didn't show it openly. In any case, he was quite strange, which made Kangxi have a bad impression of him.
Juechan's status was indeed low, but not low enough for Emperor Kangxi to criticize him directly in court.
But Kangxi chose to bring up Yinzhi's background on the spot, which was unexpected.
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