Transmigrating to the Qing Dynasty: The Beloved Princess Uses a System to Change the Plot

"Father, who is this brother?"

Even though she already knew the identity of the person in front of her, Mu Yue still pretended to know nothing.

She looked at the eldest prince with curiosity.

The eldest prince also shifted his attention away from Emperor Kangxi in front of him.

Although he was raised outside the palace, he could occasionally receive some news from inside the palace, so he naturally knew that there were a few more children in the palace.

He looked at Mu Yue and the Crown Prince, somewhat curious about their identities.

After all, many children were born in the palace, but few survived.

At his age, no one would tell him everything.

Emperor Kangxi also realized that this was the first time the children had met.

He smiled and said to Mu Yue and the Crown Prince, "This is your eldest brother, Bao Qing."

"Baoqing, these are Baocheng and Muyue, your younger brother and sister."

big brother?

The Crown Prince was stunned when he heard Kangxi's words.

No wonder the Emperor was so kind to this older brother.

The crown prince felt somewhat frustrated.

He didn't want to have an extra brother out of nowhere, sharing the care he received from his father, the Emperor.

Even the youngest children in the palace are much more sensible than ordinary children.

The Crown Prince knew that he could not show any resistance to the First Prince in front of Emperor Kangxi.

Not only could they not resist, but they also had to act as if they were very welcoming to the eldest prince.

This is the only way to make Father Emperor happy.

He suppressed his dissatisfaction and greeted the eldest prince with a smile.

Because he was too young, his disguise was not convincing.

However, Emperor Kangxi was so immersed in the beauty of fatherly love and filial piety that he did not notice the discord between his two children.

Mu Yue, however, saw through her two brothers' expressions.

She knew it was normal for her brothers to not get along.

After all, the fatherly love that originally belonged exclusively to them was being shared, and they must have felt unhappy about it.

But if this situation is allowed to continue, the brothers might be imprisoned again.

She didn't want her spirited brother Baocheng to end up like that.

"Father, does Brother Baoqing not live in the palace?"

Mu Yue feigned curiosity and gave the eldest prince, who was looking at her, a sweet smile.

The eldest prince stared in astonishment at the sweet-smiling Mu Yue before him.

As a prince, he lived in the minister's residence, so naturally no one would make him suffer any injustice.

But the ministers' children were always trembling with fear in his presence. No matter what he did, they would immediately agree with him, which was quite boring.

Perhaps my younger siblings will be more interesting!

The thought popped into the eldest prince's mind, and his eyes lit up as he looked at Mu Yue.

Just as he was about to speak, the crown prince noticed his change and silently stepped in front of his sister.

Mu Yue was slightly taller than the Crown Prince, and the eldest prince was older, so even though the Crown Prince tried very hard to block his sister, it was to no avail.

Mu Yue and the Crown Prince are twins, and they have a close relationship.

She vaguely felt a pang of bitterness and dissatisfaction rising in her heart.

She herself didn't have any negative feelings towards the eldest prince.

Mu Yue immediately realized that this emotion came from her brother Bao Cheng.

Letting this emotion spread will only increase Bao Cheng's resentment towards Bao Qing.

Although Bao Cheng is a bit sensitive, he also values ​​family ties.

She believes that as long as the source is contained in time and they are given enough time to get to know each other, the relationship between Bao Cheng and Bao Qing will definitely improve.

Thinking of this, Mu Yue immediately looked at Kangxi beside her and tilted her head, "Father, I don't think I've ever seen Brother Baoqing in the palace before."

When Kangxi heard his daughter's question, he glanced at his eldest son standing in front of him, and his third son who was being raised in the home of another minister.

Now, another new child has been born in the palace.

He no longer intended to send the child out of the palace and entrust him to the care of ministers.

In that case, it's time to bring the other two children back.

Kangxi quickly made a decision in his heart.

"After some time, Father will bring your brother Baoqing and your brother Yinzhi back."

The eldest prince was taken aback when he heard Kangxi's words.

He didn't have many thoughts about where he lived, but in every letter his mother sent, she seemed to care a lot about it.

At least I don't have to see those resentful letters from my mother anymore.

To be honest, he had no idea where his mother's emotions came from.

He looked at Kangxi seriously and asked, "Father, do you really want to bring Baoqing back to the palace?"

The Crown Prince was also watching Kangxi's reaction.

He did not want the eldest prince to return to the palace.

However, he was also very clear in his heart that he could not make a decision on this matter.

Mu Yue held the Crown Prince's hand, and the children waited for Kangxi's response.

"of course it's true!"

"Now that I've reached the age to enter the Imperial Study, it's time to return to the palace!"

Suddenly, Kangxi thought of a question.

He frowned, looking at the eldest prince before him. "What are you doing here today? Where is Garu?"

Moreover, there were no servants following behind him.

The voices of the people against the Qing and for the restoration of the Ming dynasty never cease. If his identity as a Qing loyalist is exposed, he might be kidnapped by those rebels and used to threaten him.

Could it be that Garu didn't take good care of Baoqing?

Emperor Kangxi was inherently suspicious.

Garu was the chief steward of the Imperial Household Department.

If Emperor Kangxi hadn't trusted Garu, he wouldn't have sent his only surviving child to Garu's residence.

If Garu had not known how to appreciate the favor and had not taken good care of Baoqing, Kangxi would have certainly punished him severely.

The eldest prince failed to detect the probing in Kangxi's words.

He scratched his head and laughed heartily, "My son complained that they always forbade him from doing this or that, so he secretly slipped out of the mansion."

"I didn't expect to see someone bullying and monopolizing the market halfway there, and even attacking a child, so I couldn't help but swing my whip and go over."

Upon hearing the eldest prince's words, Emperor Kangxi's expression grew even more serious.

Fortunately, he appeared behind Mudeng; otherwise, with the strength of a child, he would not only be unable to stop Mudeng, but he himself would probably be in danger.

His two sons were almost injured.

Emperor Kangxi gritted his teeth and said, "You've got some nerve!"

If they weren't still out, Kangxi would have loved to give the eldest prince a good beating.

The eldest prince was unaware of the anger in Kangxi's tone.

He recounted with great pride how he had shaken off the group of servants following him and how he had managed to reach the street and rescue the prince.

The Crown Prince glanced at Kangxi's increasingly furious expression, then silently pulled Mu Yue back a few steps.

Mu Yue naturally noticed Kangxi's expression as well.

She was just about to remind the eldest prince to stop saying those things.

But the Crown Prince covered her mouth.

Mu Yue blinked her watery eyes at the Crown Prince, looking somewhat bewildered, not understanding why her brother had suddenly covered his mouth.

At the same time, Kangxi finally couldn't contain his anger.

He lifted the eldest prince up in one swift motion.