Rebirth of The Deer and the Cauldron, Wei Xiaobao Becomes a God

Hearing this tender cry, Emperor Kangxi was delighted, a smile of great joy bloomed on his face, and he hurriedly said, "Quick, go and call the imperial physician to come and check!"

Soon, the imperial physician hurried to the Qianqing Palace. After a careful pulse diagnosis, the imperial physician knelt down with a happy face and reported: "Your Majesty, great news! The little princess is now in good health, and the lung disease that had troubled her for a long time has also been completely cured. She is completely well."

Hearing this, many concubines present showed joy on their faces and congratulated the emperor and Concubine Rong at the same time. For a moment, the Qianqing Palace was filled with laughter and blessings, and the atmosphere was extremely lively.

Kangxi looked at Shuangshuang with joy and asked anxiously, "Shuangshuang, how did you do this? Tell your uncle quickly!"

Shuangshuang blinked her big watery eyes and answered innocently, "Uncle, little sparrows often accidentally fall to the ground from the trees and can't fly.

As for me, I just wanted to transfer some internal energy into it, and then feed it some sweet candy beans.

Hey, I didn’t expect that these little sparrows could fly again after eating!

So I thought, even a little sparrow can get better, Rongxian is much bigger than that little sparrow, so I used the same method, but I fed her a little more sugar beans. "

After hearing this, the concubines were horrified, thinking that this little bully was treating the emperor's little princess as a sparrow. However, no one dared to say anything, and they just secretly observed the emperor's expression.

But Kangxi didn't think so and didn't mind at all. Instead, he felt that Shuangshuang was not only capable, but also smart and caring.

While Kangxi was surprised, he also naturally understood that many amazing and wonderful things had happened to Shuangshuang.

Anything she handled, no matter how strange or bizarre, seemed to become commonplace and not surprising.

However, the imperial physician beside him could no longer remain calm. He hurriedly approached Shuangshuang and asked carefully, "Your Highness, could you please give me some candy beans? I am really curious about these magical things that can quickly restore the vitality of birds and people. I want to study them carefully."

Shuangshuang's big watery eyes kept blinking, and her gaze was directed straight at Emperor Kangxi.

However, Kangxi remained silent, neither expressing his thoughts through words nor giving any hints, as if he intended to let Shuangshuang decide for herself how to act.

Shuangshuang's mouth corners slightly raised, revealing a playful smile, and she said crisply: "If you can give me a big bag of candy, then the princess will reward you with a little bit!"

When the imperial physician standing by heard this, an expression of ecstasy instantly appeared on his face. He was so excited that he even forgot to kneel down and kowtow to the emperor.

He kept repeating: "Thank you, Princess, for your reward. Thank you, Princess, for your reward..."

As he spoke, he turned around impatiently and ran towards the imperial kitchen, as if Shuangshuang would regret it if he was a step slower in getting the candy.

The imperial physician's panic and stumbling appearance was so funny that the many concubines present couldn't help but burst into laughter. For a moment, the entire palace was filled with laughter.

After this incident, the eldest princess Shuangshuang became even more famous in the palace, and was praised by people as a person with magical powers like a miracle doctor.

Time passed quietly, and in the blink of an eye it was ten fifty in the morning.

At this time, Emperor Kangxi led a group of concubines, princes, and princesses to the Cining Palace to pay respects to his mother. Princess Jianning was naturally among them.

Along the way, Kangxi held Shuangshuang's hand tightly and walked slowly. With a smile on his face, he patiently and carefully told Shuangshuang all kinds of allusions and historical stories along the way.

Shuangshuang opened her eyes wide and listened with great interest, occasionally asking some innocent and cute questions, which made Kangxi laugh.

At exactly eleven o'clock, everyone arrived at the Cining Palace.

Kangxi was the first to step forward, respectfully greeted the empress dowager good morning, and asked about her recent health condition with concern.

Afterwards, the Queen led a group of concubines to come forward one by one to pay their respects.

Next, it was the turn of the princes and princesses to pay their respects to the Queen Mother.

This year's empress dowager is extremely beautiful and charming. Her stunning beauty makes all the concubines in the palace pale in comparison and feel ashamed to be inferior to her.

She looks no more than eighteen years old, with a face as delicate as a flower. She has the freshness and elegance of a young girl, as well as the gentleness and mature charm of a middle-aged woman. Such a graceful demeanor is rare in the world.

The Queen Mother was also in a very happy mood. When she saw Jianning and Shuangshuang, her previous resentment towards the fake Queen Mother seemed to disappear in an instant.

She smiled happily as she rewarded the mother and daughter with countless rare treasures, and countless silks and satins.

At noon, Jianning and Shuangshuang were fortunate enough to be kept in the harem, where they were able to enjoy a sumptuous lunch with the Empress Dowager, the Queen, many concubines, and princes and princesses.

During the banquet, the ladies chatted and laughed happily, and the atmosphere was harmonious and peaceful.

After the meal, the Empress Dowager, the Empress and Concubine Rong were very grateful to Shuangshuang for her miraculous healing of Princess Rongxian. They generously donated money again and rewarded Shuangshuang with a lot of priceless gifts.

For a moment, the rewards piled up in front of Shuangshuang were so dazzling that it was hard to take in.

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Just as the entire Qing Empire was celebrating the Longevity Festival with great joy and jubilation, a huge and majestic fleet was sailing against the wind and waves towards the distant Luzon (now the Philippines).

This fleet was none other than the South China Sea Fleet led by Wei Xiaobao.

Speaking of Luzon, it has a very legendary history.

As early as the second year of Xiangxing in the Southern Song Dynasty (1279 AD), the Song army suffered a disastrous defeat at Yashan. Song general Zhang Shijie fought hard but was ultimately powerless to turn the tide. The left prime minister Lu Xiufu, filled with grief and indignation, jumped into the sea with the young emperor on his back and died for his country.

However, Lu Xiufu's youngest son Lu Zili (also known as Fusong) and many surviving Southern Song loyalists did not give up hope. They fled in a hurry on merchant ships and arrived at Java Island in Southeast Asia after going through untold hardships.

Here, Lu Zili was elected as the leader by everyone because of his noble status and strong character. He was determined to regroup and revive the Song Dynasty again.

After an arduous struggle, Lu Zili led these exiled people to gradually conquer the fierce indigenous inhabitants of Java Island and successfully established a country of their own.

Filled with longing and attachment to their homeland, they named the new country "Fu Song" to commemorate that unforgettable history and their indelible ambition to restore their country.