Comprehensive film and television: the queen is charming and has many children and blessings

Concubine Hui Nara could never have imagined that one day she would leave this magnificent imperial city and be sent to a temporary palace by her beloved man. The only people who would accompany her would be the palace maids who served her, and also with her would be another living dead person without any rank, Uya.

In the previous small world, Uya and Huifei Nala fought back and forth, but in the end, the young, beautiful, gentle and considerate Uya was the winner. Not only was she promoted to a higher position, but her son also became the emperor.

In this small world, not only did Uya die very quickly, but she also displeased Emperor Kangxi. Even though she gave birth to a prince, she was still not treated decently, let alone raising the flag and bringing glory to the family. She was abandoned by the family early on as a living dead.

On the other hand, Concubine Hui, Nala, was originally an extremely noble mistress. Although Emperor Kangxi did not love her, he respected her. She had a lot of say in the palace. Her son grew up healthy and lively, and would show his military talent in the future and become a great general entrusted with important tasks by Emperor Kangxi.

But she was so jealous that she lost her mind and could not bear it any longer. She always wanted to kill Concubine Tong. Now that she was in trouble, not only would she never see her son again, but she would also end up as a living dead.

However, with Concubine Hui Nara doing this, no one would brainwash the eldest prince anymore and make him go against His Royal Highness the Crown Prince. No one knows what the fate of the eldest prince in this small world will be.

The ending of Uya and Huifei Nala was inevitably due to Xinlan's intervention, but now she no longer cares about all these things.

The eldest prince knew that Concubine Hui, Nara, was sent to the temporary palace for recuperation. He was very sad and upset, and said that he wanted to go to the temporary palace to accompany his mother at all costs. Emperor Kangxi agreed out of gratitude for his filial piety.

This was almost impossible, but Emperor Kangxi agreed to it, catching everyone off guard. Only the eldest prince was happy.

Concubine Tong did not agree with the eldest prince going to the temporary palace. After all, the eldest prince was already old and strong. It was time for him to return to the palace to receive education. How could he go to the temporary palace?

Although there are teachers in the temporary palace, it is different from the imperial city. In the imperial city, there is Emperor Kangxi, and the eldest prince can only be obedient. But in the temporary palace, the eldest prince is the master, and those teachers are just slaves. They have to listen to the eldest prince's instructions, right?

This is very detrimental to the growth of the eldest prince.

Concubine Tong didn't believe that Emperor Kangxi didn't think of this, so she was very confused and didn't understand why Emperor Kangxi wanted the eldest prince to go to the palace.

If one had to delve deeper into the matter, Emperor Kangxi himself couldn't explain it. It was some mysterious feeling that told him not to bring the eldest prince back to the palace. If he didn't follow his heart and insisted on bringing the eldest prince back to the palace, something would happen that would make him regret it.

The inexplicable terror followed him like a shadow, and Emperor Kangxi could only follow his heart. He believed in his intuition. Although not bringing the eldest prince back to the palace would be detrimental to his growth, he could not accept the regret that would come later.

Emperor Kangxi vaguely revealed his thoughts to Concubine Tong. Concubine Tong remained silent, but she understood Emperor Kangxi in her heart.

Because when she pushed Uya to be a palace maid to secure her favor, she was also followed by a great fear, but she really wanted a child, so she still gritted her teeth and pushed Uya to the position.