Rong Fei is not honored

Ji Nai guessed that Kangxi might be bothered by the fact that he had become an accomplice of the Queen. Ji Nai was also angry with Kangxi for this, but Ji Nai also knew that as Chengrui's father, Kangxi would only feel more uncomfortable.

Besides, Ji Nai never wanted to be separated from Kangxi. She wanted the real murderer to pay the price. Would she hate Kangxi for this matter, push him further away, and then watch Kangxi's feelings for her and her son fade and turn to favor other concubines? Ji Nai was not that stupid.

"Your Majesty, Chengrui's matter has nothing to do with you. The real murderer is not you. You are not an accomplice! You are Chengrui's father, and you are also part of the Queen's calculations. You are also a victim! So, you really don't need to blame yourself."

Ji Nai held Kangxi's hand on her waist and said in a gentle voice, "If you really care about this matter, Chengrui will be worried, and I will be worried too."

Listening to Ji Nai's comfort, Kangxi felt even more upset, but he opened his mouth and said nothing.

As a parent, seeing Chengrui become what he is now is a huge shock. But compared to Ji Nai's pain, self-blame and hatred, Kangxi also feels guilty and guilty.

He should have thought of it long ago. With the Queen's temperament, how could she push him to go to another woman's palace? But at that time, Kangxi was not alert, but rather a little touched.

I thought that maybe it was because the Queen gave birth to Chenghu and she was no longer anxious, or maybe it was because the Queen felt that her behavior was inappropriate when she dealt with Oboi, so she tried to show her goodwill.

But no matter what he thought, Kangxi never thought badly of the queen. He even thought that if the queen really changed for the better, then he could be nicer to her. As long as the queen could keep her duty, he would give her the respect she deserved.

But the final outcome slapped Kangxi hard in the face, shattering all his expectations. The queen did not get better, and this realization came at the cost of Chengrui's health. How could Kangxi accept this?

Kangxi didn't even dare to reveal anything to Ji Nai. He was afraid that Ji Nai would resent him and not forgive him, so Kangxi could only bury the matter deep in his heart and suffer alone.

Therefore, after the incident, Kangxi would directly decide the fate of the Queen, including going to discuss with the Empress Dowager, and a series of actions such as these were all planned by Kangxi.

He wants the queen to die!

But Kangxi was the emperor, the monarch of the Qing Dynasty, and he could not act recklessly. Therefore, the Queen's affairs could not be put on trial, which would only make the world laugh at the royal family, make the Aisin-Gioro family unstable, and even breed many conspiracy theories.

So he looked for a knife for the queen's death, and Nara was the most suitable candidate.

At the beginning, he had chosen the other party and given Nara a great favor in order to suppress the increasingly unreasonable queen. Naturally, such a move was very dangerous, so Kangxi was reluctant to let Ji Nai take risks.

In addition, Kangxi felt that Ji Nai was soft-hearted and not suitable for such a thing. For the sake of the situation in the harem, Kangxi reduced the number of visits to Zhongcui Palace. He also reminded Ji Nai implicitly, but it is estimated that the other party did not think clearly.

Er Nara did not disappoint her expectations. She began to shed her dignified appearance, lost her intelligence and prudence, and turned into an extremely useful knife, competing against the queen.

But later, Nara became more and more presumptuous and acted more and more without rules, which caused complaints in the palace and dissatisfaction of the Empress Dowager. So Kangxi wanted to give her the cold shoulder to let Nara know what was right and wrong and not to go too far.

He never thought that before he took any action, Nara dared to interfere in Oboi's affairs and even used it to plot against the Queen, which made Kangxi begin to fear her.

Afterwards, Nara's explanation made Kangxi believe that she was a restless woman with ambition and political acumen. Kangxi decided not to give Nara a chance to grow up, fearing that she would become the next Empress Dowager.

Therefore, Kangxi not only did not give Nara a chance to wake up, but instead watched her jump around coldly. Now, when Kangxi was about to take action against the queen, Nara naturally appeared in front of Kangxi.

Kangxi didn't need to pick up another favorite concubine, and didn't need to foster her ambitions. The current Nara was just right. All Kangxi had to do was to instigate Nara and make her want to kill the queen. He would help with the rest.

But how could Nala, who was deliberately guided by Kangxi, respect Ji Nai when she didn't even take the empress seriously? Although Kangxi thought of this, he didn't expect Nala to use Chengrui to poke Ji Nai in the heart.

Kangxi held Ji Nai's earlobe in his mouth, and when the other's body became limp, Kangxi let go and whispered in Ji Nai's ear:

"I need Nara, so I won't punish her. But I'm here to avenge Chengrui, and I won't let you and your son suffer. If she dares to disrespect me again, just fight her back."

Could it really be what he thought? Ji Nai was in doubt and wanted to turn around to observe Kangxi's expression, "What do you need Nara for?"

But Kangxi held him down, "Shh! Ji Nai, you don't need to know, just watch."

This is really not the result of Kangxi's male chauvinism. He thinks that as long as his woman stays under his wings, she doesn't need to know any dirty things and he will avenge her.

The truth is, even though Ji Nai's madness for Chengrui was too impressive, Kangxi only thought that Chengrui was Ji Nai's Achilles' heel, but in essence, Ji Nai was still that gentle and not very smart fool.

Kangxi did not tell Ji Nai, fearing that he would reveal the secret if he knew about it. It would be fine if the queen found out, as he had other ways to deal with it. But he was afraid that someone with ulterior motives would find out and accuse him of murdering the queen, and Ji Nai would not be able to bear it.

Kangxi wanted Ji Nai to be clean and stay with him as he was at the beginning. He would also fulfill his promise and give Ji Nai and his son everything he could.

After hearing what Kangxi said, Ji Nai stopped struggling and responded softly, "Okay, Your Majesty, I believe in you." She closed her eyes and lay quietly in Kangxi's arms, enjoying the first warm moment since Chengrui's accident.

But, Kangxi, please don't let me down again.

In the days that followed, Concubine Hui continued to rely on Kangxi's favor to act recklessly in the harem, disappointing the other concubines who were expecting her to fall out of favor, and also making them jealous.

Why did His Majesty let Concubine Hui off lightly when she cursed the heir to the throne? Did His Majesty like her so much? But no one dared to say this. The concubines did not dare to provoke Concubine Hui, who was in her prime.

But privately, because of injustice in their hearts, the alliance of concubines who had a miscarriage because of the queen had already fallen apart. Only Concubine Hui, who was blinded by the prosperity, thought that they would still support her unconditionally as before.