Rong Fei is not honored

There is also the child who occupies the title of the eldest son. If it were not for him, his own Chenghu would be both the eldest son and the legitimate son. Who else in the entire Qing Dynasty would be more qualified than him to sit on the throne of the crown prince.

Chenghu, Chenghu, why should your own child be named after Ma Jia's child? Using the word "Cheng" makes the legitimate son seem inferior to the child born by that bitch. Are they a good match?

It would be great if they all disappeared. For no reason, the queen had a murderous intent in her heart. Even when she attacked the concubine's belly before, even when Nara challenged her majesty several times, the queen had never had such a strong murderous intent.

After the Queen saw Chenghu's pale little body, this idea became clearer and clearer, forcing her to ignore Nanny Yan's objection and send someone to contact Chengrui's wet nurse.

Was he impulsive? Perhaps a little, but he was definitely not reckless. The queen thought clearly that with Chenghu's physical condition, it would be difficult for him to inherit the throne, especially since he had a healthy brother.

Therefore, Chengrui must disappear, so that his chances of becoming the heir to the throne will be greater. Moreover, after losing her child, Ma Jiashi is no longer a threat.

Before, she was blinded by a single leaf, and only saw the powerful Nara clan, but ignored the greater threat of Ma Jia clan. Now that the queen was determined to take action against Cheng Rui, she took a closer look at this enemy, and the more she thought about it, the more frightened she became.

Ma Jia gave birth to a healthy eldest son. Although his status was far lower than hers, it was far higher than that of other concubines, and she was already the head of a palace.

Furthermore, although His Majesty's affection for Ma Jia was not as great as Nara's, a look at the history books revealed a big problem: His Majesty entered the harem for more than 20 days a month, Nara occupied seven or eight days, he could have three or four days, and the remaining time was divided between the other concubines, and the other half was occupied by Ma Jia. This did not include the number of times His Majesty went to see Cheng Rui during the day.

But in this palace, only Nara clan was favored, while Ma Jia clan, who was favored and had a son, was completely insignificant. In this palace, including myself before, no one thought that Ma Jia clan was favored.

Why was this? Was it just because Ma Jia was too low-key? The queen was horrified when she thought about it.

But whether she was overthinking, or it was just Ma Jia's luck, or the emperor was more diligent because of Chengrui's face, or whether Nara was just a shield for Ma Jia, the queen felt that she could no longer let Ma Jia grow up.

At the New Year's Eve banquet, the queen was still in confinement and Prince Chenghu was not yet a month old, so neither of them attended. Although there was one less person on the honored throne, the atmosphere was even more lively.

Now, the arrogant and domineering minister Oboi has been dealt with by His Majesty, and his followers have also been basically dealt with. In the harem, the queen gave birth to His Majesty's first legitimate son. These are all blessings for the Qing Dynasty, and the future is becoming more and more promising.

Looking at the empty seat next to Kangxi, Concubine Nara felt bitter in her heart. It shouldn't be like this. Why did her child die on New Year's Eve, while Ma Jia was so lucky to give birth to Chengrui?

And the murderer who killed her, she has now given birth to a prince, and her position is more stable. Why can she, a person with blood on her hands, be so happy? God is too blind.

Reluctant and full of hatred, but more of loneliness, Concubine Nara's hand could not help but cover her belly, wondering when she could have a child again. It had been two years since her miscarriage, so hadn't her body recovered yet?

Concubine Nara was still looking forward to the arrival of her child, but she didn't know that there was already a tiny life in her belly, growing quietly without her knowing.

After New Year's Eve, the Queen's mood did not improve as she came out of confinement. Because Chenghu was too weak, the Emperor directly cancelled the full-moon ceremony.

How could this be? After finally being able to hold her head high, the Emperor wanted to treat Chenghu like this. At that time, Zhang's daughter was also in poor health, but she only held a small full-month ceremony, and did not cancel it like Chenghu.

But when the Queen cried to Kangxi, she was rebuked mercilessly. What did His Majesty mean by this? How could he say that she had no motherly heart?

If it wasn't for Chenghu, would she have to offend the emperor and fight for her own child? Chenghu is the legitimate son. Has His Majesty ever thought about how Chenghu would deal with it if he did this?

As for his weak body, there is another way. Just ask the imperial physician to be on duty at all times. Whenever Chenghu looks unwell, just take him down to see the imperial physician.

In the eyes of the queen, Chenghu's frailty was a fact, and because of this, she had to strive for those respects to show the world the nobility of the legitimate son. In this way, those people would not look down on Chenghu because of his frailty.

The Queen felt even more wronged by Kangxi's words that he didn't care about Chenghu. How could she not feel sorry for Chenghu? She had already asked her family to help find a miracle doctor for Chenghu's health.

Besides, the imperial physician said that Chenghu's health was not that bad at all, and he could grow up safely if he was well taken care of. So the queen could not understand what the emperor was thinking.

In fact, the reason why the emperor and the empress had such a big disagreement was not that they didn't care about Chenghu. On the contrary, they both loved the child very much, but in different ways.

As for Kangxi, from the first moment he saw this child, he knew that Chenghu had basically cut off his path to succession. This was an analysis made by the emperor out of rational political considerations. So he chose another path for Chenghu.

Firstly, the weak legitimate son had long been away from the political whirlpool and did not pose much threat. The next emperor would treat Chenghu well even for the sake of reputation. Secondly, as long as he was there, he would pave the way for the other party's future and make the child rich and prosperous for the rest of his life.

But for the queen, if she loved the child, she had to put him on the highest throne. Besides, she was the queen, and who else could be qualified to sit on this throne except her own child.

With this purpose in mind, the queen was naturally unwilling to accept Kangxi's approach. In order to allow Chenghu to recover his health, she gave up the glory and honor that originally belonged to him.

After Yuan Xu learned about the queen's thoughts from Ji Nai, he couldn't help but wonder: "Does the queen really love her children?"

[Why not? There are many parents in this world who don’t know how to love their children. They just impose their own ideas on their children. They think that they are doing good for their children and that it is their love for their children.]

Yuan Xu was silent for a long time. Just when Ji Nai thought she didn't want to talk about this topic and was about to talk about something else, Yuan Xu said again: "You are right. Even in my time, there were many parents like this."