Kangxi smiled and asked, "When you touched that young lady just now, did you really not feel any discomfort?"
A smile appeared on Yinzhen's face: "Your subject does not feel any discomfort."
Kangxi said, "It seems your ailment has been cured."
Yinzhen didn't take it seriously, but he nodded in agreement, "Your subject also thinks it should be fine."
Kangxi then remembered and instructed Liang Jiugong outside the door, "Liang Jiugong, have the tea-serving maid bring in two cups of tea."
Liang Jiugong immediately arranged for a palace maid to serve tea.
Yinzhen understood Kangxi's meaning. Although he was reluctant to accept it, he knew it was an essential part of the process.
After the tea-serving maid entered, Kangxi dismissed Liang Jiugong. The maid first served tea to Kangxi, and then to Yinzhen.
When the palace maid handed the tea to Yinzhen, he "accidentally" trembled and knocked over the teacup, his hand "unintentionally" touching the palace maid.
The palace maid looked panicked and immediately knelt down, saying, "Please punish me, Fourth Prince."
Yinzhen ignored the palace maid. Another image appeared in front of him, but this time the female protagonist in the image was not the palace maid in front of him.
But the male protagonist in the picture is his imperial father!
The scene depicts his father, the Emperor, and a palace maid in the room where he is currently staying. The two are intimately acquainted and engaging in sexual activity, which is then witnessed by the palace maid.
For reasons unknown, the palace maid secretly watched the entire live sex show.
Then, with a strange expression, Yinzhen finished watching the live sex show recounted by the palace maid. Looking at the scene, Yinzhen had only one thought: he really didn't expect his father to be so "wild".
Look at that scene, there's still light outside, it's broad daylight! Proclaiming yin in broad daylight, his imperial father really knows how to do that.
Moreover, his imperial father had a truly multitude of tricks up his sleeve.
He was amazed by what he saw.
Not only were there many different styles, but the words she uttered when she was deeply in love also made Yinzhen blush.
He could no longer look his father, the Emperor, in the eye.
Seeing and hearing these things, Yinzhen only looked a little "shy" and strange, without any particular discomfort. Just as the scene ended, Yinzhen suddenly felt dizzy and fainted again.
Emperor Kangxi saw that he had been perfectly fine just moments before, but had fainted again in a short while. He immediately summoned Liang Jiugong and asked him to call the imperial physician.
Seeing this, the tea-serving maid knelt on the ground, her face full of helplessness. She really hadn't done anything!
Yinzhen did not remain unconscious for long. The imperial physician had just come and checked his pulse when he woke up.
During this time, Kangxi ordered Liang Jiugong to take the tea-serving maid away. Although he didn't intend to kill her, Kangxi didn't want to see her.
It was the same imperial physician who examined Yinzhen's pulse last time. The physician simply said, "Nausea and fainting caused by excessive fright." No medicine was needed.
Upon hearing this, Emperor Kangxi dismissed the imperial physician.
In a side hall of the Qianqing Palace, only Emperor Kangxi and his son Yinzhen remained. Kangxi asked him, "Do you still feel disgusted when you touch that palace maid?"
Yinzhen was too embarrassed to look at his father, the Emperor, and could not bear to look directly at him. He just lowered his head and thought to himself, "Isn't this obvious?"
"Your Majesty, I did feel unwell when I touched that palace maid, but I don't know why I fainted."
Kangxi then asked, "Today you encountered a young lady in the Imperial Garden. Did you really not feel uncomfortable at all?"
Yinzhen shook his head: "At that time, I did not feel any discomfort."
Kangxi's expression was somewhat strange: "That's odd. Does this problem of yours discriminate between people?"
Yinzhen smiled wryly and said, "Your subject does not know."
Kangxi looked at his son with a pained expression and sighed, "Don't worry, at least there's someone you can still pick on. Besides, it's a good thing that I know you have this problem with people. If there's one, there will be two. You're my son, so I'm not short of people to choose from."
Yinzhen: "Thank you, Father Emperor."
After Yinzhen left, Kangxi couldn't help but sigh. He thought Yinzhen's ailment was really cured! Who knew it was all for naught.
The only good thing is that at least there's one woman Yinzhen can touch without feeling disgusted.
So he summoned Liang Jiugong: "Go and investigate the young lady who collapsed in Yinzhen's arms today. Investigate in detail."
Liang Jiugong served Kangxi almost every moment. Even if Kangxi wanted to hide some things from him, he couldn't hide much.
He was able to rise to the position of the emperor's chief eunuch because he was quick-witted; however, he would pretend to be ignorant about things that the emperor didn't want him to know.
Upon seeing His Majesty's order, Liang Jiugong knew that it was probably related to the Fourth Prince's "excessive liver fire".
Actually, there was no need to check; Liang Jiugong had already remembered Tong Cheng'er.
Liang Jiugong has a unique skill: he has an exceptional ability to remember people.
Although he had only met Tong Cheng'er a few times, those few meetings were enough for Liang Jiugong to remember her.
However, since His Majesty had instructed him to investigate in more detail, he had no choice but to continue his investigation.
That evening, Tong Cheng'er's life story was placed on Kangxi's desk.
After reading the beginning and learning that she was Alhatu's only daughter, Kangxi also remembered Tong Cheng'er, who turned out to be the princess who had said she would use economic control to subdue Mongolia.
When Kangxi recalled the situation at that time, and also thought of her exceptionally talented brother, he couldn't help but feel more affection for her.
With good intentions, Kangxi continued reading about her life, but the more he read, the stranger his expression became.
The more I look at Tong Cheng'er, the more she seems like a lazy girl. She's good at everything except calligraphy, and she knows nothing else.
This chapter is not finished, please click the next page to continue reading!
Continue read on readnovelmtl.com
