Yinti was tortured by Borjigit to the point of wishing he were dead. Later, Emperor Kangxi sent Yinti out of the palace on business, and Yinti was able to temporarily escape the clutches of the evil.
Six months later, after Yinti returned to the palace, news spread that he was unable to have children. Nara felt as if the sky had fallen. After much deliberation, she placed her hopes for the future on the Fifth Prince, Yinsi, who had lost his mother.
In his previous life, Yinzhi was raised by Lady Nara and was known for his gentle, virtuous, and modest nature. He was the same in this life.
Nara and Yinzhi hit it off immediately, each getting what they wanted, and thus neglected and ignored their own son, Yinti.
Years later, the rumors that Yinti was infertile were suddenly dispelled. Although several princesses and concubines gave birth to girls in succession, he was finally able to have children. Yinti's wife also passed away.
In the thirty-seventh year of the Kangxi Emperor's reign, Yinqi suddenly wanted to marry Feiyanggu's eldest daughter as his second wife. The key point is that the Kangxi Emperor agreed and had already issued an imperial edict to arrange the marriage.
Although Nara was shocked, at this moment Nara's focus was on Yinzhi's betrothed, Guoluo, and she hated Guoluo with a passion.
In his previous life, Yinzhi was the adopted son of Lady Nara. Lady Guoluo was jealous and caused Yinzhi to almost die without an heir.
More than ten years later
Empress Xu Muer, who was already the empress at the time, had a son named the fourth prince, who was then made crown prince.
Nara was both angry and anxious. She was angry that the Emperor favored the Empress and the Fourth Prince, angry that her own son, Yinti, had only given birth to daughters for many years, and angry that Yinsi, with whom she had reached a cooperation agreement, was still only a Prince.
Prince Lian, the name implies fairness and integrity, but...
At the time, Nara was hoping that the crown prince would be deposed, and she was looking forward to watching the drama unfold in the palace.
However, man proposes, God disposes. The emperor's mind is unfathomable. In the fifty-first year of Kangxi's reign, Kangxi suddenly abdicated in favor of the crown prince. Nara was so angry and anxious that she went insane!
Later, Nara lived in a daze for two years before passing away at the Changchun Garden Palace.
In this second life, Nara's lifespan was even shorter; she died of illness ten years earlier and became a wandering ghost. Nara couldn't help but wonder if things would have been different if she had been reborn ten years earlier, right after giving birth to Yinti.
Everything is predestined, and nothing is up to us.
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