Sherry felt that she definitely had a chance to transform into a dragon, otherwise why would she like this sparkling gem so much?
She doesn't care about these mundane things at all.
Sherry pulled her son to eat, and since the Eighth Prince didn't want to talk to her about court affairs, Sherry didn't ask any more questions!
Sherry: I'm all wisdom and foolishness.
System: Pshaw! You won't get any good advice even if you ask!
Sherry: Hehe!
System: Okay, I'll get out of here myself!
A month later, Emperor Kangxi bestowed a marriage upon the eighth prince's daughter, a princess from the Nara clan!
Sherry is a grandmother again!
Little Eighth Prince officially entered the imperial court; he was like a scholar born to navigate the officialdom!
Let things take their course, and don't let anything bother you!
Emperor Kangxi once said in bed, "Yinqi is a young boy, but he's full of cunning. Sometimes I can't even see through him."
In a fit of anger, Sherry kicked him!
"How dare you!" Emperor Kangxi was furious.
Sherry got even angrier. Really, it's been a long time since I've taught you a lesson, hasn't it?!
Without saying a word, Sherry pushed the person down!
"I am the notorious flower thief Liu Ye Piao! Young man, are you clean yet?"
Kangxi blushed slightly: "Wash, wash it clean!"
The familiar fairy battle! Shh~ Blow out the lamp!
"Oh dear, I thought you were too old and unable to come! It turns out you are still exceptionally gifted, no wonder—" Shirley was lying there dozing off, still giving her thoughts.
I didn't see how Kangxi's originally cheerful face turned so angry after hearing her words.
Then, with great momentum, they began a duet!
Snow Pear was so soft and cuddly, sleeping soundly!
Emperor Kangxi was furious! He angrily bit her several times before settling her down!
After that, Shirley noticed that the old man would come to Yongshou Palace every few days, which puzzled her quite a bit!
And so, ten years passed!
In the 47th year of the Kangxi Emperor's reign (1708), the Kangxi Emperor deposed the Crown Prince!
Even though this time not as many of his brothers were eyeing him covetously.
However, in Emperor Kangxi's heart, only their son was worthy of being his successor!
Emperor Kangxi also made great efforts in educating the crown prince.
From the time the Crown Prince was young, he cared about Yinreng's studies almost every day, teaching him his lessons, listening to him recite classical texts, discussing his reading experiences, and practicing calligraphy, writing essays, and composing poems.
One of the two things Emperor Kangxi did every day was to visit the Empress Dowager's palace to pay his respects and to summon the Crown Prince to personally teach him.
Because of Emperor Kangxi's excessive pampering of the crown prince, the prince lacked the experience of hardship during his growth, and became arrogant, extravagant, greedy, stubborn, and tyrannical.
Kangxi pretended not to see Yinreng's later arbitrary beatings of princes and officials.
Regarding issues such as Yinreng's improper private life, Kangxi continuously replaced the Crown Prince's attendants.
In Kangxi's view, the Crown Prince's absurd behavior was all the fault of his attendants. He never thought it was the Crown Prince's fault; he believed that only the treacherous people around his son had instigated the Crown Prince to go astray.
He tacitly approved the Crown Prince's ceremonial guards and robes, which were almost identical in specifications to those of the Emperor, as set by Songgotu, and stipulated that all officials should perform the ritual of two bows and six kowtows to the Crown Prince.
This favoritism directly led to the expansion of the crown prince's power and his arrogance.
If you don't prune the saplings, they'll grow crooked and you'll have to uproot them!
After the deposed crown prince, Yinzhi quickly rose to prominence, only to be ruthlessly suppressed by Emperor Kangxi!
So Yinzhi thought his opportunity had arrived and began to strive for advancement. The result was a back-and-forth struggle between the eldest and third sons!
Yinzu was still busy making money, both overseas and in Mongolia.
Yinqi remained calm and composed at this moment, and no one could guess what he was thinking.
What is Little Eight thinking?
He wondered how his counterpart in another world had been trampled into the mud, and what kind of trouble this emperor could possibly cause. He was also thinking about the words of the other Yinzhi.
"I envy you so much! You're luckier than me. Live your life well! Always think of your mother and siblings!"
He had previously thought it was his own secret.
But he remembered asking his mother when he was little.
Her mother's words made him instantly realize his situation.
His mother hadn't hidden it well, which makes sense when you think about it. Even the Emperor could sense the difference, let alone his mother who was with them every day.
His mother didn't ask anything else, she just told him to look ahead.
He's right, he's luckier than him!
But the throne? Ha! He's determined to have it!
He would never hand the knife to anyone else!
In March of the 48th year of the Kangxi Emperor's reign (1709), Yinreng was reinstated as the Crown Prince.
After being deposed for the first time, Yinreng was like a frightened bird, living in constant fear.
Because of his constant fear of losing his position as crown prince again, his already fragile mental resilience was further damaged, making him not only irritable but also more sensitive and suspicious.
Ultimately, Yinreng and his accomplices made another fatal mistake: they planned to force Emperor Kangxi to abdicate, making him the Retired Emperor, while Yinreng would become Emperor prematurely.
Emperor Kangxi became aware of this matter, but at this time he had no plans to become the retired emperor.
In the 51st year of the Kangxi Emperor's reign (1712), the Kangxi Emperor deposed the crown prince again.
With only a few sons, the youngest son, the eighth, was inevitably caught in the crossfire.
On the one hand, Emperor Kangxi also cultivated a talent capable of inheriting the throne in all aspects.
On the one hand, he didn't want to face his aging and his sons growing up, and he kept thinking about the dragon throne under his buttocks!
Later, like all the elderly, Sherry was occasionally accompanied by Emperor Kangxi for meals.
Sherry didn't mind, she just reminded Little Eight, "You have to be patient when fishing!"
Little Lao Ba is truly a gentleman unparalleled in the world.
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