Quick Wear: I was a Favored Concubine in the Qing Dynasty

After listening to Yu Suisui's words, Yu Heng plucked up her courage and first talked about spring flowers and autumn moons with a scholar from Jiangnan, causing a sensation in the city.

Behind him, there was a wild, wolf-like handsome guy from the northwest, who rode his horse at full speed and looked at the moon and stars. He was taken back by Kangxi and taught a lesson, and then there was no further news.

Kangxi's plan to choose a good son-in-law for his daughter was officially ruined.

"You can tell whether it's too early or too late for her to do this, but why did she do this at this time? How dare I marry her off?" Kangxi felt helpless. He was not a feudal person, but the timing of his daughter's rebellion was indeed not good.

If it is the front, then you can save the trouble of the back.

But he has already decided on the candidate. If the marriage is arranged, the two will become enemies and Yu Heng may have an unfortunate life in the future.

It's a good thing that he did this after getting married. He can still point his finger at the prince consort and scold him, saying that it was his fault for changing the temperament of his well-behaved daughter.

Yu Sui smiled, "She is still young now, she will understand when she grows up." In short, these are quotes specifically for naughty children. She is still young, she is still a child, she is not sensible yet, it will be fine when she grows up, she will be sensible when she grows up.

It's all in the future, no need to worry about it now.

Kangxi agreed when he thought about it. She was only in her twenties, indeed still young, and her temperament was not settled yet. However, Thirteen's temperament had stabilized after that incident, otherwise he would not have given Thirteen the title of a prince.

This prince caused Concubine De to fall seriously ill. There were two people of similar age, both of whom were favored by Kangxi, but one of them made a big mistake. As a result, he got the title of prince, while her family was only given a small title of Beizi.

It was unexpected that Thirteenth Emperor was given the title of Sui Sui. She thought it would take at least a few years before Kangxi would give him the title.

I didn’t expect that I would start as a prince. Very good. Please keep it up, Kangxi.

Yu Heng's husband was nowhere in sight, and Yu Shu now lived with Shen Fu in a small town in the south of the Yangtze River, leading a happy and poetic life.

It's just that Kangxi is about to turn 60, so Yushu still has to come back.

Yu Heng also changed her partner, a young general who was skilled in riding and archery. Coincidentally, he was from the Eight Banners aristocracy. Yu Heng had been entangled with him for most of the time, but still failed to break up successfully.

Just when Yu Suisui was wondering whether the two of them were going to stage a love scene of one chasing me and I running, they separated.

The reason was that the young general's distant cousin came, and the young general took her as his concubine amid her tears.

Of course the young general originally wanted to take her as a concubine, but his cousin said that the princess was of noble status and she did not dare to compete with her, nor did she want to make things difficult for the young general. How could the young general not be moved when he heard this, and he immediately told his cousin that if she gave birth to a son, he would be promoted to a concubine.

Yu Heng saw it and said, haha!

I thought I really met you, but it turns out you were just kidding.

Yu Heng thus forgot about the young general and went to a temple outside Beijing to meditate.

Yu Sui's eyelids were twitching. Don't let her hear the love story between a princess and a monk.

She was really annoyed.

None of these children are worry-free. Whenever something happens, Kangxi comes to find her. She has no idea how much debt she has paid on behalf of her children over the years.

Fortunately, Yu Heng was not in the mood for love. She was happy living in the mountains and planned to live there temporarily this year. Kangxi even regretted building a princess mansion for her and letting her move out by herself.

Thirteen often ran to the mountains. He was worried that his sister was heartbroken and depressed, so he had to go and comfort her. He even beat up the young general before coming.

His fourth brother also advised him, but he sincerely felt that it was not his sister's fault, but those men who used sweet words to deceive his sister.

The expression on the Fourth Master's face at that time was truly fascinating.

He really had never seen princesses who were more capable of causing trouble than Thirteen's two sisters. Yu Shu went to the south of the Yangtze River and stirred up trouble there, causing many salt merchants to lose all their money.

Yu Heng did not do all these. She just found three ideal men. One was a scholar from a prominent family in the south of the Yangtze River, who now insisted on marrying her. The other was the young son of an important official from the northwest, who now insisted on becoming her lover.

The last one was even more outrageous. He was the son of a great general in the court. He went to ask for marriage with the emperor under the moonlight, but she turned around and wanted to abandon him. The chase was more lively than watching a play. She single-handedly destroyed the general's mansion.

Thirteenth Master didn't think so. Fourth Master felt helpless when he looked at his younger brother.

Thirteen went up the mountain and looked at his sister. She was wearing plain clothes and standing under a tree. She looked lonely and he felt more and more distressed. It was all because of that scumbag. His sister used to be so lively and lovely.

"Xiaobao, are you okay?" Thirteen asked carefully, fearing that it would cause Yuheng to be sad.

Yu Heng looked at her brother and said, "It's okay." What could happen to her? She was living a happy life now. The scenery here was beautiful and she was in a good mood every day.

Look, she's starting to force a smile. Thirteen feels bad. His sister is really heartbroken. "I'm glad you're okay, Xiaobao. Your sister-in-law and the others haven't seen you for a long time. They miss you. When will you come home to meet us?"

Let’s not think about it anymore. What if Xiaobao becomes depressed one day and wants to become a nun? You can’t think about it. When you think about it, Shisan’s heart aches as if someone is pinching it with their hands.

His poor sister.

Yu Heng thought for a while and said, "Then I'll go down the mountain in a few days." She had been up the mountain for a long time, so it would be nice to go back and see her mother.

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After Kangxi's birthday, he suddenly looked old and often held Yu Suisui's hand and said things like he was old.

Yu Sui smiled politely, you didn’t become sixty years old in one day, he just couldn’t accept that his father was old and his son was young.

Kangxi had been feeling nostalgic lately, so he called Yuheng over to have dinner with them and chat.

After a while, Shisan developed a sore on his leg, and Yu Sui went to see him in person. This poor kid still got the disease after taking the health pills, so she had to give Shisan another recovery pill.

I hope he gets better. It is a sad thing for someone who likes riding and shooting to be unable to walk.

Fortunately, this was effective. After a few months, Thirteen's legs were back to normal and he was even healthier than before.

Only then did Yu Sui feel completely relieved and he stayed in his own little corner and continued to be a invisible person.

Because Yu Wan, who had just returned from the Wanshou Festival, stayed in the capital for a while, she was unwilling to give up and still wanted to avenge the original owner, so she went to find the fourteenth princess Yu Jiao.

There she heard a story from the past. Concubine De had killed her unborn brother, so the young Yu Jiao pushed Yu Wan in anger after finding out. But she was not dead, so why was she going after her?

Yu Wan knew that the original owner was dead and she was not the original owner, but everyone knew that Yu Wan was fine. Yu Jiao jumped directly into the lake, then climbed up and asked her if it was enough.

She thought she had atonement for her sins, so shouldn't Concubine De also atone for her sins?

The matter eventually came before Emperor Kangxi, and the matter of Chun Da Ying, the two-month-old embryo, was brought up again.

Chun agreed to take the blame for Concubine Yuan, and after drinking a cup of poisoned wine, she met the King of Hell.

Defei's original Seventh Princess and Sixth Prince were killed by Chun Dying. Defei refused to give in and insisted that Chun Dying's family pay for the loss on her behalf. However, Chun Dying's parents and family were all buried underground in the earthquake in the 18th year.

Defei had two sons. Her position did not change, but she never left Yonghe Palace again from then on.

However, in just four years, Concubine De passed away.