Rong Fei is not honored

Saiyin Chahun dared to act recklessly, even to the point of being arrogant, relying only on his father's favor. However, his father had more than just his mother, and his descendants were not just his brothers and sisters.

Just like this time, his father wanted to put his mother under house arrest and take Rongxian, Yinhua and Yinfu away from Zhongcui Palace. What else could he and his brother do except express their dissatisfaction?

He was still there, full of confidence, feeling smug about the fact that he was about to trick his father with a self-torture trick, but he forgot that there were many kinds of self-torture tricks.

For example, Father used the self-torture tactic on Mother just to gain Mother's sympathy and reveal his pain actively. But when he no longer bent over for Mother, he was still the high and mighty Emperor of the Qing Dynasty.

The fact that the lower-ranking people have to resort to self-harm in order to gain the sympathy of the higher-ups is itself a manifestation of incompetence.

Whether such a self-torture tactic can succeed depends entirely on the weight of the person in the other person's heart and the other person's conscience. Putting all hopes on others, in such a helpless state, how can people feel at ease?

Otherwise, the eldest brother would not have chosen to carry out the self-torture tactic even though he knew that this would put himself in danger.

Doesn’t the eldest brother love Ama?

No, among all the brothers and sisters, the one who has the deepest feelings for Ama is probably the eldest brother.

If they were asked to rank them, Saiyin Chahun could be sure that his younger brothers and sisters would give the same answer as his. In their hearts, mother is naturally more important than father.

Whether for survival or for greater pursuits, the mother is the most reliable ally of the royal children. Interests make the mother and child inseparable, and power makes the father and son suspect and kill each other.

Only the eldest brother is different. Perhaps it is because he is Ama's first child and has special significance to him, so Ama invests more affection in him.

The eldest brother is also a sentimental person, and he has no choice but to reciprocate the father-son love.

Therefore, even though the eldest brother was the first among them to clearly realize that Ama was more than just Ama, it was still difficult for him to separate his emotions and reason.

"Your Majesty, please calm down. I have not concealed this matter. I have... I have informed Concubine Rong."

As it turned out, Concubine Rong had always cared about Prince Chengrui, and did not neglect him just because she gave birth to a healthier royal heir.

Ever since Concubine Rong learned about Prince Chengrui's situation, although for some reason the prince still couldn't change this bad habit, at least his negative emotions had an outlet, and even if it was only a temporary solution, it could eventually relieve some of the pain.

Who knows... I don’t know what happened between His Majesty and Concubine Rong, but it would be strange for the child to feel better when his parents are in such a mess.

"Then why didn't you tell me?" Kangxi was still dissatisfied with Doctor Lin's answer.

How come Ji Nai is Chengrui's biological mother and can know his situation, but he, the father, is fake and has no right to know?

Imperial Physician Liu and Imperial Physician Lin both looked a little embarrassed. "At that time, Concubine Rong said that she would tell you herself, so..." How could two outsiders like them know what was going on between you and your husband?

Kangxi choked, because Ji Nai had actually mentioned to him that he should pay more attention to Chengrui's mood. Not only that, Ji Nai also complained to him about Chengrui's current temper many times.

But Kangxi didn't like to hear this, because every time it reminded him that it was because of his dereliction of duty as a father that Hesheli had the opportunity to take advantage of Chengrui. Kangxi was to blame for Chengrui becoming what he was today.

In the end, it was often Ji Nai who comforted Kangxi. Over time, Ji Nai rarely mentioned these things. Even if he did, he was mostly cautious and did not dare to say much about the difficulties Chengrui had suffered.

In the past, Kangxi only thought that he and Ji Nai were in the same pain, so Ji Nai could empathize with her and feel sorry for her.

However, it was not until that day when he heard Ji Nai's many accusations that Kangxi realized that many things were not what he thought, and that there were actually traces to all of this.

It’s not that Ji Nai was spoiled, nor that Ji Nai was raised with desires, but that he thought he was good enough to Ji Nai, but in fact he was not that good.

Kangxi closed his eyes and decided not to think about that heartless woman anymore.

After feeling the heart disappear from his chest, Kangxi let out a long breath.

"What will happen to Chengrui?" This is what Kangxi is most concerned about at the moment.

This is also what Saiyin Chahun is most concerned about. Even if his elder brother is rescued this time, if his body is ruined, can he be so lucky every time?

Imperial Physician Liu hesitated, not knowing how to start. He caught a glimpse of Imperial Physician Lin's calm face and realized that the other party had run out of words. He no longer hesitated and signaled him to speak quickly.

Doctor Lin returned the glance, asking if Doctor Liu was sure he was willing to speak. He hoped it wouldn't be like last time, when he and the head of the Imperial Hospital had criticized him harshly for giving an "inappropriate" example.

Imperial Physician Liu was so frightened that he almost broke out in a cold sweat. "Flirting" right under the Emperor's nose—wasn't this pure courtship? Not to mention, the Emperor wasn't in a very good mood right now.

Even if you want to die, don't drag me into it!

Perhaps Imperial Physician Liu's inner cry was heard by Imperial Physician Lin. Although he did not receive a response from the other party, he still explained:

"Your Majesty, Prince Chengrui's body is like a covered porcelain vessel filled with dirt. Even though the porcelain itself is hard enough, it will be fine in the short term.

But once external pressure is applied, this porcelain that cannot bear the weight will definitely break. Even if it fortunately does not break, cracks will appear.

And with every twist, the cracks become more numerous and larger.

Even if there are artisans who can repair it, you know how difficult it is to repair porcelain? A crack only appears for a moment, but it takes a hundred, a thousand times more effort to make it disappear.

No matter how skilled the craftsman is, he or she cannot catch up with the speed of the cracks, and this porcelain will ultimately have only one fate."

Kangxi was originally trying to listen to Doctor Lin's nonsense with patience, but the more he listened, the more he felt something was wrong. No matter how interesting and novel Doctor Lin's words were, wasn't he essentially saying that Chengrui was hopeless?

Kangxi slammed the table, then stood up and went into the room to see Chengrui.

There was no need for him to listen to Doctor Lin's nonsense. Doctor Liu had explained it so clearly before. How could he not know how bad Chengrui's current condition was? What he wanted to hear was a guarantee and a practical treatment plan.

Although the other party didn't say it explicitly, Kangxi always felt that the other party was making indirect accusations.

Chengrui is porcelain, hard but fragile, so what is dirt?

How could a child who is only ten years old be so worried?

He was a child whose father was the emperor of the Qing Dynasty and whose mother was Rong Fei, the most favored concubine in the harem.

But the child's mother not only knew Chengrui's situation, but also worked hard for it and achieved good results. But his father...

Although Doctor Lin was talking about Chengrui's condition, Kangxi felt his face burning and could not listen any longer.

Kangxi deliberately ignored the panic that was rising in his heart out of shame and anger. He refused to think about what would happen to his Chengrui if the porcelain really broke one day.

No matter how much Kangxi wanted to beat up the brat before, all his emotions turned into heartache when he saw Chengrui still frowning in his sleep.

Kangxi sat down at the head of the bed, gazing at the face of the little boy who had gradually grown up. He recalled what Chengrui looked like when he was a child, the happy times that father and son spent together, and the scene when the two of them were so affectionate that it made Ji Nai so angry that he jumped up and down.

This child was the one for whom he had given the most effort. Even when it was unknown, Kangxi had thought about handing over the Qing Dynasty to this son.

Because Chengrui is smart enough to shoulder this burden, and because Chengrui is kind enough not to wield the knife against his brothers after he succeeds to the throne.

Of course, what was more important was that Kangxi could not bear to see his most beloved child crawling at the feet of others and relying on others to survive.

However, the strong and high-spirited young emperor had not yet reached the point where he needed to consider his successor. A vicious heart and two incense destroyed the idea that had just taken shape in Kangxi's mind.