Rong Fei is not honored

Chapter 447 Bloodshed

Even the Empress Dowager, who valued the prince, ignored Yinzhen after meeting him once. From her attitude, it was clear that she disliked the child.

"Is there blood?" Kangxi asked expressionlessly.

If there was no blood, there was no need to go over there. Nara would handle everything. If there was blood... Kangxi sighed helplessly.

Liang Jiugong lowered his head. Even though he didn't say anything, everyone present could understand what he meant.

He was also very angry that his son was raised like this, but who could he blame?

Should we blame the officials who raised Yinzhen? One was the ruler, the other was the official. They should have had the courage to discipline him.

In particular, Nara was worried about Yinzhen, so she placed one of her own people by his side.

The servant was restrained at first, but after a while, she relied on the fact that she was given by the prince's biological mother to act arrogantly in the minister's house. Whenever Yinzhen was not satisfied with something, she would make a big fuss and say that he was offending the prince and torturing the prince.

Anyone who dares to bear such a crime can only swallow his anger and try his best to satisfy all the needs of the prince.

But people couldn't directly say anything bad about the prince in front of his father, nor did they dare to mention that the servant given by Concubine Hui was a bad one. They could only hint at it in every possible way.

Unfortunately, he rarely even remembered his son Yinzhen at that time, let alone asked someone to find out what had happened. Kangxi just wanted to know that his son had not been wronged.

It was not until a bloody incident occurred that the other party realized: "It's over! They seem to have ruined the prince." Only then did they hurriedly report everything.

But what could Kangxi do? The palace was in chaos at the time, and given Yinzhen's temperament, returning to the palace at this time would probably not be safer than living under the control of Hesheli.

It has been delayed until today.

So was he to blame himself? How could that be? He was the emperor, and even if he was wrong, it was someone else's fault, not to mention that this matter originated from a mess between the Hesheli and Nara clans.

Kangxi had good intentions when he sent Yinzhen out of the palace, and he allowed Nara to arrange people around Yinzhen because he was soft-hearted. He did not ignore Yinzhen afterwards. Who could have known that things would develop like this.

Even though Kangxi knew that Yinzhen had become like this and did not blame the child, he still felt impatient and annoyed because of the example of his and Ji Nai's children.

Kangxi did not hide his emotions at the moment, so Ji Nai saw it clearly. She was wondering whether she should help the child?

Given Nara's temperament, she is not one who would be grateful. Even if Ji Nai helped her today, she would not be grateful, and she would still not show mercy when it comes to kicking her when she is down in the future.

But if he didn't help, the child would be useless even if she was still alive. Although she could hinder Nara, she would no longer be a knife in his hand.

Besides, Wan Ruo was weak. If something happened to Yinzhen again, there would only be Yinreng and her own children left in the palace. If Yinreng had any headache or fever, she would never be able to wash herself clean even if she jumped into the Yellow River.

In an instant, Ji Nai made up her mind, "Your Majesty, may I go with you?"

"What are you going to do? With the Yanxi Palace in such a state now, you and Chengrui should stay away from it."

"Besides palace affairs, Huipin and I have no close relationship. It's easy to avoid each other except when we pay respects. But has Your Majesty ever thought about what to do with Chengrui and his brothers?

Is it possible that Yinzhen will never receive enlightenment? Or will the other children in the palace always avoid Yinzhen? This is unfair to Yinzhen.

It was the adults who caused the problem, so how can we let a child bear the consequences?"

This was not just some nice words deliberately said to Kangxi and outsiders. This was what Ji Nai thought. The children of the royal family were pitiful. Although they were born in a position that others could never reach in their lifetime, they also had to endure difficulties and tortures that ordinary people could not imagine.

Perhaps it was because Chengrui and his companions had suffered such a tragic end in their previous life that Ji Nai could ruthlessly attack the concubines in the harem, but was unwilling to turn the knife on his children.

Even though Ji Nai knew that this was not wise and she should not be soft-hearted, she did not want to cross the bottom line, whether for her image in front of Kangxi, for the balance of the harem, or for her own principles.

Perhaps, Ji Nai will regret it in the future, or perhaps, she will laugh at herself today, but at least for now, Ji Nai is still willing to persevere.

Kangxi looked at Ji Nai steadily and suddenly laughed, because he did not see any gloating or hypocrisy in Ji Nai's eyes, so Ji Nai went to the Yanx Palace not to laugh at the joke, nor to add fuel to the fire.

Kangxi stretched out his hand, motioning Ji Nai to hold his hand, and after the other party put his hand up, he quickly held it.

Ji Nai blinked, not knowing why Kangxi was suddenly so excited. If she knew that Kangxi was so excited because he understood her eyes, she would definitely sneer.

Look, in fact, men know everything, but they just don’t care, so they pretend to be deaf and dumb. Then after the matter is exposed, as the vested interests, they will immediately "wake up", punish the real culprit, and uphold justice.

As the one that Kangxi cared about in this life, Ji Nai did not feel happy, but only felt sad for himself and Chengrui and others in the previous life.

But feeling the warmth coming from his hands, Ji Nai thought, he was not himself, and there was no need to treat the person in front of him as the Kangxi of his previous life.

Ji Nai smiled back, his face full of happiness, and he shook Kangxi's hand tightly.

Just as Kangxi and Ji Nai were about to rush to the Yanx Palace together, Saiyin Chahun pulled Chengrui in front of them.

"Father, Mother, we are Yinzhen's elder brothers, and we should go visit our younger brother."

"No!" Without waiting for Kangxi to answer, Ji Nai refused first.

It’s not because he was worried that Chengrui and Saiyinchahun would be hurt by Yinzhen. With Kangxi around, and so many servants and guards following him, if he really let his own sons get hurt in front of him, he would not be the same Emperor Kangxi.

Generally speaking, if Ji Nai's attitude was firm, Kangxi would not refute it, especially when it came to the issue of children.

Saiyinchahun wanted to say something, and even Chengrui beside him seemed to be hesitant to speak, but Ji Nai did not give them the opportunity to speak. He took Kangxi's arm and left, leaving only one sentence: "Be good and take good care of your brothers and sisters."

Saiyinchahun curled his lips. He had originally thought of following them secretly, but when he heard what his mother said, he knew that the other party was on guard against him. It was estimated that there were people guarding not only outside Zhongcui Palace, but also on the palace road.

Saiyin Chahun, who had calmed down, turned around and saw his eldest brother with a worried look on his face. He went over and patted his shoulder, comforting him:

"Don't worry, Yinzhen is still my father's child after all. Even if he causes a big trouble, my father won't do anything to him."