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Yinyi returned to the prince's residence and stayed in the study for a long time before coming out.

Before Yin Yi developed ambitions, An Ning had no intention of telling him about her plan. The emperor hated people who were too ambitious the most, even if the person with the ambition was his biological mother.

As for whether Yin Yi will develop ambitions?

This result was inevitable. He was born intelligent and was favored by Kangxi. An Ning never suppressed his ideas and aspirations. It was inevitable.

Although An Ning loves Yin Yi, there are some things that she will not violate taboos.

She will only influence Yin Yi subtly, and in the future she will force him to change.

In Yin Yi's eyes, An Ning would only be a smart, loving mother who always cared about her children. As for other things, she would not do them.

In the study room of Changchun Palace, An Ning was the only one there. She slowly wrote the four words "Xu Xu Tu Zhi" on the rice paper, and then the paper disappeared into the incense burner.

It’s not easy to be a woman in this world!

Let’s go back to the previous dynasty. The prince was fully fired at Yinzhen, and Yinzhen felt that the prince was unreasonable. Kangxi was so angry looking at the noisy court that he personally sent people to investigate, but naturally found nothing.

Finally, the prince was called over and scolded.

Kangxi: "You are the eldest brother, how can you kill the ninth brother for no reason? How did he provoke you?"

At this time, Kangxi still had expectations for the prince and sincerely hoped that he would get better. This could be considered as being open-hearted and wanting to teach him.

The prince was indignant: "Father, but my ninth brother did intend to meddle in things that he shouldn't meddle in."

When Kangxi heard this, a hint of dissatisfaction flashed in his eyes. He tacitly agreed that Soetu was doing a good job in managing Jiangnan, but that did not mean that the prince could really blatantly treat Jiangnan as his own back garden and money bag.

Kangxi said unhappily: "But Lao Jiu did nothing."

The prince could hear the displeasure in Kangxi's tone and finally bowed his head: "It is my fault. I am sorry to have made Your Majesty worried."

Kangxi said helplessly: "It's good that you know it, this matter ends here, get out."

A trace of dissatisfaction flashed in the prince's eyes, and he lowered his head: "I will take my leave."

After the prince left, Kangxi had a sullen face and an unreadable expression, which made people feel intimidated.

After Kangxi's warning, the prince quieted down, but Yinzhen was unhappy. Why could the prince let people scold him and nothing happened? His reputation was now very bad.

What about competing with the people for profit and being full of money? Such statements are mild. Some people also say that he is not worthy of being an emperor...

Why!

Yinzhen was not convinced. He had never wanted to give up the piece of fat meat in Jiangnan in the first place. Now he was angry. The Eighth Prince kept encouraging him from time to time, which finally made Yinzhen determined to interfere in the salt administration of Jiangnan.

In Yinzhen's opinion, since you, the Crown Prince, have impeached me, if I don't make it right, I would be letting you down.

It was several months later when Yin Yi found out about this. He was well-informed. Ulanara was his eyes outside the palace and was very devoted to him.

After knowing this, Yin Yi just sighed and was not surprised.

Yinqi found out about it later than Yinyi. All his forces were in Mongolia, and he did not have much influence in the previous dynasty. After finding out, he immediately called Yinlang over.

Seeing Yinzhen's fearless look, Yinqi was furious: "Yinzhen, you don't want to live anymore, right? You actually dared to interfere in the Jiangnan Salt Administration. Didn't we agree not to touch it?"

Yinzhen looked disdainful: "I didn't intend to touch it at first, but who can blame the crown prince for not being a human being? He dared to let the censor slander me, so I confirmed the crime. Don't worry, fifth brother, I know my limits in Jiangnan. I just make a little money, and it's just a small fight. The emperor didn't say anything."

Yinqi got even angrier when he heard this. How could this be the same thing?

Jiangnan is a troublesome place. Once you are involved in it, you can't get rid of it.

It doesn't matter now, but it can be dealt with later! The deeper you sink, the dirtier you become.

Because Yinqi was raised under the Empress Dowager's name, he had no qualifications to join the game. He was content with his lot. Precisely because he was not involved, he could see clearly that Jiangnan was not an easy place to interfere.

He explained the truth to Yinzhen, but how could Yinzhen listen to it? Or rather, Yinzhen actually understood it, but he still wanted to go, and he bet that the Eighth Prince would be able to make it to the end.

In the end, the two brothers parted unhappily.

Concubine Yi found out about it later than Yinqi. She understood Yin'er's temper better than Yinqi did and knew that she could not persuade him, so she just got very angry and made herself sick.

Kangxi knew all this, but he still didn't say much and watched Yinzhen commit suicide with cold eyes.

Yinzhen naturally understood that he could not hide what he did from his father Kangxi, but it didn't matter, he also understood that Kangxi would not stop his little tricks.

In the fight for the throne, everyone was still playing their cards openly at this time, and it was still under Kangxi's control.

The prince was furious, and the eldest prince was very happy when he found out.

Upon hearing this, the Eighth Prince just smiled and said nothing in the study. However, in front of Yinzhen, he showed a look of disapproval on his face.

Life is full of things, but this is the case.

Yinzhen never came to see Yinyi again, because Yinzhen knew that Yinyi would not get involved in this mess.

The relationship between the Thirteenth Prince Yinxiang and Yinyi is getting better and better. As for the Fourteenth Prince, their relationship is neither hot nor cold, but they are not enemies either.

Yinyi was very satisfied with this, and An Ning also thought it was not bad.

Half a year later, An Ning was handling palace affairs when she suddenly heard something big.

"My queen, news came from the previous dynasty that Suo Etu has been imprisoned."

A hint of surprise flashed across An Ning's face, and she thought to herself, she's finally here.

In fact, Soetu should have been convicted in the 41st year of Kangxi's reign, but the Kangxi of today is more sober than the Kangxi in history. He is not too afraid of the prince and is just playing a balancing act, and he hasn't gotten out of it yet.

It is now the 46th year of Kangxi's reign. According to the course of history, he will be deposed next year, but his position as crown prince is still stable. However, the relationship between the crown prince and his brothers is as bad as ever.

Soetu committed numerous crimes. In the past, Kangxi turned a blind eye to them for the sake of the crown prince. But Soetu had gone too far.

Something big happened in Jiangnan. The salt tax for the new year was too low, much lower than Kangxi had expected.

Kangxi knew that he could no longer tolerate Soetu's unscrupulous support for the prince.

So he acted swiftly and decisively, and Soetu was imprisoned very suddenly.

In the Qianqing Palace, the crown prince was kneeling outside the hall. Kangxi was sitting in the study with a gloomy expression on his face. The atmosphere in the room was cold.

Kangxi suddenly said, "The prince is still kneeling outside?"

Liang Jiugong: "Your Majesty, he is still kneeling!"

It is winter now, and Kangxi feels sorry for her kneeling outside.

After a moment of silence, Kangxi said, "Let him in!"

In the end, Kangxi still felt sorry for the son he had raised and couldn't bear to see him suffer.

"Whoo."

Outside the palace, the prince saw the door open, but he was not happy at all. He didn't know how to face Kangxi later, the emperor who had placed high hopes on him but had pushed him to such a point with his own hands.