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

Considering that Emperor Kangxi was present, the two only exchanged glances and did not make a move.

After Kangxi understood what had happened, he, like the Empress, showed a helpless expression.

He remembered that Yue'er's eyes were slightly red and swollen in the Imperial Garden, and if she continued to cry, her eyes might not be able to stay open.

Emperor Kangxi did not want the Aisin Gioro family to produce princesses with injured eyes, nor did he want his beloved Muyue to continue to suffer.

He immediately picked Mu Yue up from the Empress's arms. "The medical book that Yue'er showed to Father Emperor before the New Year has yielded results. How about Father Emperor takes Yue'er out of the palace to see it?"

Children's attention is always very easily diverted, and Mu Yue is no exception.

Her sobs gradually subsided, and she stared blankly at Kangxi, who was holding her, seemingly unable to recall what medical book she had given him.

Upon hearing that Kangxi was going to take Muyue out of the palace, the Crown Prince and the First Prince couldn't help but show a hint of envy in their eyes.

Just as the Crown Prince was about to express his desire to leave the palace, he heard Emperor Kangxi coaxing the slightly sobbing Mu Yue, "Bao Cheng just bullied Yue'er. Father Emperor will only take Yue'er out of the palace, okay?"

Upon hearing this, Mu Yue immediately looked at the Crown Prince.

Noticing the Crown Prince's somewhat dejected expression, Mu Yue finally stopped crying.

With her eyes red and swollen, she stole a glance at the Crown Prince, then looked at Kangxi, who was holding her, and asked, "Father, are you really only taking Yue'er with you?"

"of course it's true!"

Kangxi spoke very decisively, without the slightest hesitation.

He originally only intended to share this matter with the Empress and did not plan to take Muyue out of the palace.

But the daughter looked so pitiful at that moment, with her red eyes looking just like a little rabbit being hunted in the hunting grounds.

Emperor Kangxi was not a soft-hearted person, but Muyue was a blessing to the Qing Dynasty.

From the moment she was born, she brought much good news to the Qing Dynasty imperial family.

With her help, the danger of smallpox was greatly reduced, and Emperor Kangxi was willing to indulge Mu Yue.

Hopefully, this will bring more good news.

The aggrieved look on Mu Yue's face finally faded completely.

She excitedly hugged Kangxi's neck, pressing her soft face against his cheek, "Yue'er loves Father Emperor the most!"

"When can Yue'er leave the palace?"

Mu Yue looked at Kangxi expectantly.

She hoped the answer would be immediately.

But her dwindling sense of reason reminded her that this was unlikely.

Sure enough, the next second they heard Kangxi's reply.

"Once Yue'er's injuries have healed, Father Emperor will take you out of the palace, without Bao Cheng and Bao Qing."

Despite being mentally prepared, Mu Yue was still somewhat disappointed when faced with this answer.

She pouted, looking somewhat sullen.

"This injury will take a long time to heal, and Yue'er doesn't want to wait that long!"

Mu Yue buried her head in Kangxi's shoulder and neck in frustration, her soft, childlike voice filled with grievance.

Seeing her daughter's pitiful little face, the Empress immediately stepped forward and gently comforted her, "As long as Yue'er behaves well, her injury will heal quickly."

"Does Yue'er intend to leave the palace with her injured body and worry the Empress?"

Upon hearing this, Mu Yue, who was already sensible, naturally gave up the idea of ​​leaving the palace now.

Emperor Kangxi also breathed a sigh of relief.

For Mu Yue, the time spent recovering from her injury was passing very slowly. Every day she hoped that her injury would heal immediately, but the results were not optimistic.

During her recovery period, the Crown Prince and the First Prince visited Mu Yue every day.

But Mu Yue hadn't forgotten the outrageous things they had done and completely ignored them.

The Empress looked at the children arguing and felt somewhat helpless, but she did nothing to ease their tension.

After all, the Crown Prince and the First Prince were indeed in the wrong before.

If you do something wrong, you should be punished.

Consort Hui was punished with confinement because she misjudged people and caused the eldest prince to hear things he shouldn't have heard.

The eldest prince and the crown prince will naturally be punished for their impulsiveness.

Emperor Kangxi and the Empress were delighted to watch the show.

Time slowly passed, and spring gradually came to an end.

At this time, Mu Yue's wounds had completely healed, leaving only faint scars.

These days, she hasn't forgotten Kangxi's promise to her at all.

Once she was sure her wounds had fully healed, she couldn't wait a moment longer and hurriedly asked Chunju to change her into clothes that would make it easier for her to move around.

Without even saying a word to the Empress, he led the group of servants behind him and ran towards Kangxi's study.

Before she was injured, she was a frequent visitor to the Imperial Study.

He was very familiar with the route from Kunning Palace to the Imperial Study.

In her haste, she arrived at the door of the Imperial Study in less time than usual.

She thought she could pester her father, the Emperor, to take her out of the palace, but instead she didn't see Emperor Kangxi, who should have been there handling state affairs.

She asked the eunuch guarding the door of the Imperial Study with some curiosity, "Where did Father Emperor go?"

Those who served in the Imperial Study all knew how much Emperor Kangxi cared about his daughter, Muyue.

Upon hearing Mu Yue's question, no one dared to hide anything and immediately told Mu Yue where Kangxi had gone.

"What is Father Emperor doing at Yikun Palace?"

I went right after the morning court session.

Could it be that something happened to Consort Yi of Yikun Palace?

The eunuchs guarding the Imperial Study naturally didn't know why Kangxi had gone to Yikun Palace, nor could they answer Mu Yue's question.

Seeing the expressions on the servants' faces, Mu Yue pouted, feeling a little aggrieved.

If Father Emperor is going to see Consort Yi, then I cannot go to see Father Emperor.

After all, there are always some situations among adults that are not suitable for children to hear or see.

With her head down, she looked like a wilted eggplant, walking dejectedly towards Kunning Palace, not even paying attention to the changes around her.

Until Chunju's respectful voice rang out, "Greetings, Your Majesty!"

Mu Yue suddenly raised her head.

Then he saw Kangxi standing not far away, with a woman kneeling in front of him, dressed in thin clothes.

The woman's back view was very slender, unlike the other concubines in the palace who wore pearl hairpins and whose clothes were similar to those of Chunju and the others beside her.

She knelt on the ground, revealing her slender, fair neck, which looked somewhat strange.

When Kangxi heard Chunju's voice, he immediately realized that his daughter was also nearby.

His gaze turned towards Mu Yue's direction.

Then she saw Mu Yue, her face full of curiosity, hopping and skipping towards her like a happy little rabbit seeing its favorite food.

They look very cute.

A hint of a smile appeared in Kangxi's eyes, and he even ignored the woman kneeling in front of him.

Compared to the woman in front of him, whose intentions could be seen at a glance, Kangxi naturally cared more about Muyue's feelings.

As soon as Mu Yue walked up to him, Kangxi bent down slightly and picked her up.