Comprehensive film and television: the queen is charming and has many children and blessings

Yinzhen's third-day bath and full-month celebration were not celebrated in a grand manner, but now on the hundredth day, Concubine Tong said that there must be a big celebration, because she is now the Imperial Concubine, and Yinzhen, as her son, should also be on her jade plate.

Originally, Emperor Kangxi was reluctant to allow Yinzhen to be included in the jade disc of Concubine Tong, because he knew that even if he did not establish a empress, as long as he favored Concubine Tong, Concubine Tong's child might become a rival to the crown prince.

He didn't want this to happen. The prince was a child he raised with his own hands. He had a hard time being born without a mother. There was still unrest in the palace when he was born. He was named the prince while he was still in his cradle. As a mother and a Khan father, he had different feelings towards the prince.

Emperor Kangxi was really young at this moment, and he was really kind to the Crown Prince. He didn't want the Crown Prince to make the slightest mistake.

However, Yinzhen's health was not good, and although he was being raised by Concubine Tong, he was barely alive. No one could be sure whether Yinzhen could grow up safely.

Even if he could grow up safely, a prince with poor health is destined to have no chance of ascending the throne, so he would not pose a threat to the crown prince.

Moreover, Concubine Tong had always had a different view in Emperor Kangxi's heart. So in order to reassure Concubine Tong, Emperor Kangxi agreed that Yinzhen's jade disc would be in Concubine Tong's name.

As for Uya, from now on, no one in the palace will be so ignorant as to mention this unlucky existence.

The people of the Wuya clan would not admit that there was a person named Wuya in their family. The fact that Wuya's actions almost implicated the Wuya clan was enough to make Wuya be abandoned by the Wuya clan.

Wu Ya is now in a daze, living today without knowing tomorrow. From the day she gave birth until now, she can't even get out of bed. No one can guarantee how long she can live.

A person who is destined to be abandoned by his master will not be saved or pitied by anyone. Now that Concubine Tong has become the Imperial Concubine, she is only one step away from becoming the Queen. No one would be stupid enough to bring bad luck by mentioning the Uya family.

Xinlan also attended Yinzhen's hundred-day banquet. Yinzhen was in poor health and basically slept every day, but he was very sensible. Xinlan had been hiding in Concubine Tong's palace, and she basically never heard Yinzhen cry. If he was uncomfortable, he would just make a groan, but most of the time he was sleeping.

The same happened to Yinzhen on the hundredth day. He fell asleep and was carried out by Concubine Tong for a while before returning to his small bed to rest. The palace maids and nannies who served him also took good care of him. As for the hundred-day banquet, it was naturally Concubine Tong who continued to host it.

Although Emperor Kangxi was busy, he still came. Although he was unable to stay for long and only showed up once, it was enough to show his great favor for Concubine Tong and his liking for Yinzhen.

Not only that, His Royal Highness the Crown Prince was left by Emperor Kangxi with Concubine Tong. Concubine Tong was Emperor Kangxi's cousin and had never been bad to Emperor Kangxi's children. She loved Emperor Kangxi in her heart. Although she would be jealous of the women in the harem, she truly loved her children. It was not only because her own body did not allow her to have children, but also because these children were all Emperor Kangxi's children and she loved them as well.

The other children all had mothers, and although Imperial Concubine Tong liked them, she could not get too close to them for fear that the mothers would think too much. But it was different for the crown prince. He had no mother. Although there were many conflicts between the Hesheli clan and the Tong clan, Imperial Concubine Tong still treated the crown prince as her own child and loved him, and the crown prince had the best relationship with her.