Yinzuo really felt that he had been worrying about these troublesome brothers all day long. The reason why this happened today was because he had the urge to have someone dig a swimming pool.
Since the holiday, Yinzuo and the others don't have to go to the study, so they naturally have more time. With so much time, they have to find something to pass the time.
Although the world outside the palace was new, it became boring after going there too often. Moreover, as the weather got hotter, Yinzuo became more and more lazy to go out. He thought that soaking in water in the summer would be more comfortable than staying in the house, so he simply asked someone to dig a pond of medium size in his yard.
After the pool was built, in order to provide shade and shelter from the rain, Yinzuo had a shed built above and around the pool with oilcloth. Although it looked a bit ugly, it was practical. From then on, the brothers no longer went outside. Instead, they gathered in the pool in Yinzuo's courtyard when they had nothing to do, soaking in the water, chatting, eating and drinking. The relationship between the brothers seemed to have become much closer.
Ever since Yinzuo learned how to doggy paddle by splashing around in the hot spring pool that year, he has put a lot of effort into it over the years. After years of practice, he has made some progress in swimming.
Yin'er was envious of Yin's ability to swim beautifully in the pool, while he could only sit by the edge of the pool, stretching his legs and soaking his feet. He pestered Yin'er to teach him how to swim. Yin'er usually followed his ninth brother in everything, so naturally he wanted to join in. Yin'er thought that teaching him how to swim was no problem at all, so he readily agreed.
Soon Yinzuo discovered that the little fat boy Yin? seemed to be a little afraid of water. Although he wanted to learn swimming, he would get nervous once he got into the water. In panic, he naturally became more flustered. Fearing that something might happen to him, Yinzuo quickly kicked the boy out of his swimming training class.
Yinzuo thought that Yinzhen was not very good at swimming, but the fat boy was unwilling to give in. He took advantage of the afternoon when Yinzuo and the others were resting and secretly dragged Yinzhen to the pool to teach himself. Fortunately, they were seen by the servants in the yard and no disaster was caused. Yinzuo was afraid that this kid would do the same thing again when he was not paying attention, so he wanted to teach him a lesson, so today Yinzuo threw the kid into the pool.
"Sixth brother, I will never dare to do that again. I really thought I was going to drown just now..."
Yin Zuo was very scared today. Even without Yin Zuo's words, he naturally didn't dare to sneak into the water alone. At this time, his head was shaking like a rattle.
"Alright, stop lying on the ground. Even though it's hot, these wet clothes won't be comfortable to wear. Get up and let your ninth brother take you back to change clothes."
Yinzuo was living a happy and comfortable life of eating, drinking and having fun every day, but Kangxi, who was far away in the Mobei camp, was in a miserable situation. Kangxi was full of ambition and confidence to lead his troops to fight Galdan, but he fell ill as soon as he arrived in Mobei.
After taking the medicine for several days, the symptoms not only did not improve, but became more severe. After consulting with the military physicians, they concluded that they suspected Kangxi had a cold and fever. As soon as these four words came out, Kangxi felt a chill in his heart.
The cold and fever syndrome, which we now commonly call malaria, has a very high mortality rate. Not to mention that we are now in the Mobei camp where there is a shortage of medical care and medicine, even if we are in the Forbidden City, the imperial doctors dare not guarantee that they can cure this disease.
Kangxi was well-read and naturally knew the horror of the cold and fever disease. However, even though he knew that the disease was extremely dangerous, he could not leave and return to the capital immediately. He led the army in person this time to stabilize the morale of the army. He represented the determination of the Qing Dynasty to defeat Galdan. If he left, the morale of the army would be dispersed. Moreover, this place was more than a thousand miles away from the capital. Even if he went back now, he would not be able to arrive in the capital safely after the tiring journey. So he could not leave at this time. In order not to arouse Galdan's suspicion, Kangxi ordered the imperial physician to conceal his illness and only say that he had caught a cold, and then continued to let the army attack Galdan.
Once a person gets sick, he tends to have wild thoughts. Kangxi wondered if he really died here this time, whether the prince far away in the capital would be able to stabilize this turbulent situation. If he knew that he was seriously ill now, would he worry about his father's life and death, or would he be secretly happy that he was one step closer to the position of the supreme ruler.
And Yinzuo, what would that kid do if he knew he was dying? Would he cry? Oh well...never mind, that kid is just too ugly when he cries, so let's just stop crying.
Kangxi's condition had not improved, and the news could not be kept secret forever. Fortunately, the attack on the front line was very smooth, which reduced the pressure on Kangxi's side. So after a few more days, Kangxi finally decided to retreat to the rear to recuperate.
"Liang Jiugong, send a secret message to the capital. Tell them that I'm away on a campaign and miss the Crown Prince terribly. He's seriously ill now and I want to see him..."
Only he knows his own body. In the past few days, Kangxi felt more and more that he might not make it this time. When he was seriously ill, if there was anyone he wanted to see before he died, it would definitely be Yinreng, whom he raised with his own hands.
"etc……"
Liang Jiugong received the order and was about to go out, but Kangxi suddenly called him again.
"Tell the prince to bring Yinzuo with him when he comes."
It's better to meet that boy. This may be the last time they see each other in this life...
Although Yinzuo had known for a long time that Kangxi would fall ill during this imperial expedition, and he also knew that although the illness was serious, he would be safe in the end, but when he first heard the news that Kangxi was seriously ill, Yinzuo still felt a pang in his heart, and it took him a long time to come back to his senses.
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