Honghui is reborn in Legend of Zhen Huan, I will protect my mother

Since taking over Hongshi's teaching, Honghui has begun to empathize with his father.

He is indeed worthy of the name of "dull" Third Prince! He is so single-minded that it is no wonder that he would later plead for his father's political enemies and ruin his position as heir!

Honghui refused to believe it and taught him again and again without getting tired of it, using coaxing and persuasion. He tried every possible method before he managed to instill those dozens of sentences of the Three Character Classic into his mind.

For a royal grandson whose memory was only mediocre, the so-called "cramming" teaching method of later generations was totally useless. What worked in the end was actually storytelling!

So, is the picture album drawn correctly?

But even if we find a way, it is useless. Is there any teacher in the world who teaches students by telling stories? Not even one!

He turned around and asked his father a few questions, and sure enough, he got a negative answer.

Well, he should just bear more trouble. He has to cultivate his own followers by himself. It has only been ten days, but Hongshi has become more and more convinced of him. Isn't he showing a tendency to blindly follow him?

It's just a matter of wasting time! Honghui thought.

……

On the twelfth day of the first lunar month, Song gave birth to a little princess, who became the third princess in the mansion.

No one in the mansion seemed to be gloating over this result, except Song herself, who felt a little depressed. Even though she had many ambitions and was unwilling to give up, her stomach just wasn't doing well!

After hearing the court doctor's words "It might hurt your uterus, and it will be difficult to have children in the future", she completely settled down and no longer thought about being a "crown prince" or "honor".

This is fate, what can we do?

No one cared about Song's thoughts, because there was no one in the mansion who was on good terms with her. However, Yixiu was relieved, as she would have less worries in the backyard in the future.

As a result, within two days, when paying respects on the first day of February, the wife let slip that she was seeking to marry a new bride, and specified that it had to be a beautiful girl from the Manchu banner.

The backyard of the Fourth Beile's mansion was in an uproar. This dynasty valued Manchus, and those born in the Manchu military flag were one level higher than those born in the Han military flag and their bondservants. If a new person entered the mansion, everyone in the backyard except the wife and the concubine would have to be on guard.

If the bride is lucky enough to give birth to an imperial grandson, after the prince is promoted to prince, the position of another concubine will be more likely to fall on the bride with a full military flag.

However, before they could worry for long, news came from Yonghe Palace that Concubine De had politely rejected Lady Fu's request on the spot, saying that Prince Fu needed to cultivate his character.

De Fei's original words at that time were, "I know you have always been virtuous and generous, but there are too many servants in the backyard of the fourth prince, and no new ones have been admitted in the past two years. Besides, the fourth prince is not a womanizer, and if there are too many servants, the mansion will not be peaceful!

And don't be greedy, Manchu banner ladies can only be selected to enter the palace after a general election, everything depends on the will of His Majesty, I can't make the decision."

Whether or not she can make the decision depends entirely on what she says! Women from the Manchu banner have always been ambitious, and Yixiu is pregnant at this time. What if the new woman causes trouble after entering the palace and hurts Yixiu's pregnancy? She must be stupid to point to a Manchu banner girl to enter the palace at this critical moment!

Only Defei's confidants and Yixiu herself had a rough idea of ​​what was in Concubine De's mind, and Rouze did not have the ability to read people's expressions and act accordingly.

Seeing that she couldn't convince Concubine De, Rouze turned to Yinzhen and said, "Master, Sister Geng has been in the mansion for three years, and there are only a few people in the mansion. It's really unfair to you! Aunt doesn't care about you, but I do. This matter of the newcomer..."

Yinzhen said a few perfunctory words with an expressionless face, but did not mention a word about seeking a new person to enter the mansion.

In this matter, he acquiesced to Concubine De's decision because he found that Rouze had the idea of ​​adopting a child and was very greedy and only wanted a prince born from the Manchu banner!

If it was just a little princess, it would be fine, but the prince has far-reaching implications, and it is even more unacceptable to pass off a concubine as the legitimate heir. If the prince's biological mother and adoptive mother join hands to fight for the position of the prince, Du Ming knows what kind of chaos will happen in the mansion without even thinking about it!

Whether it was for the peace and quiet of the mansion, for the sake of the smart and sensible eldest prince, or because of the little obsession he had with his biological mother and adoptive mother, he would never agree to Rouze adopting a bastard's son.

It goes without saying how upset Rouze was. Anyway, no one who heard about this matter could understand why Fu Jin was so eager to marry a beautiful girl from the Manchu army. This was not consistent with Fu Jin's previous deep love for Beile Ye!

Honghui was full of doubts at first, but only after returning to Haitang Garden did he understand the ultimate purpose of his mother's actions.

"You are studying in the palace, so you are not very well informed about the news in the mansion. The wife wants to adopt a concubine's son. Others may not know about it, but how can I, her concubine's sister, not know about it? I think she is just daydreaming. With you, the eldest prince, standing in front of her, how can Lord Beile agree to her adopting a concubine as the legitimate heir?"

Ah, this, didn't the legitimate mother know that she had violated a taboo? The biological mother and the adoptive mother, that was a thorn in the hearts of the father and the mother, so throughout the later period, only when the biological mother died would there be adoption. As for Zhen Huan, that was an exception. The father's brain was kicked by a donkey!

Seeing that Mother seemed to know the taboo but not the reason, Honghui lowered his voice and asked, "Mother, do you know the relationship between Father, Mama and Empress Xiaoyiren?"

Why is it so mysterious? Although Yixiu was a little confused, she still responded in a low voice: "I know a little bit! When your mama gave birth to your father, she was still a little noble and had no right to raise an heir. His Majesty appointed Empress Xiaoyiren to raise your father. Later, Empress Xiaoyiren passed away due to excessive grief over the young death of the eighth princess. Your father then returned to the care of your aunt, who had become the Empress Defei."

"But my aunt seems to have a grudge against this. She used to pay more attention to my fourteenth brother. Your father... it's better not to mention it! Fortunately, things have improved in recent years. My aunt has gradually treated me equally in public and in private. The relationship between them as mother and son, and between brothers, has become much closer."

There is nothing much to say about this kind of thing that is known to everyone, and this is not what Honghui wants to say.

"Not only Mama holds a grudge against that past, so does Ama! In this dynasty, only the head of a palace can raise an heir. Logically, Mama shouldn't hold a grudge against this, but Ama didn't know who his biological mother was until he was six or seven years old. And the cause of the death of my sixth uncle was also involved. Empress Xiaoyiren was the foster mother, so Mama and Ama were alienated for a time."

Yixiu looked back in surprise and couldn't help asking, "How did you know such a secret? Oh, no need to ask, you have been in the palace for so long, maybe you heard something about the past from somewhere."