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Although she was very reluctant, Concubine Tong had to send Yinzhen to the Fourth Prince's residence. Although she had tried her best to make Yinzhen's residence comfortable, compared with the residences of other princes, the Fourth Prince's residence could be said to be very comfortable.

But Concubine Tong still had tears in her eyes. Yinzhen understood it but felt helpless. After all, as a mother, she always wanted to give the best to her children. But personally, he felt that the Fourth Prince was already very good.

Yinzhen had no idea what to do with Concubine Tong, whose eyes would turn red from time to time like a little girl. He could only try his best to coax her. Concubine Tong was in poor health and would get sick once or twice a year during the change of seasons. It was particularly difficult for her to recover each time. He was really afraid that Concubine Tong would hurt herself by crying.

Concubine Tong also knew that it was not good for her to do so, but she just couldn't bear to leave Yinzhen, especially this year, she always hoped to see Yinzhen one more time, and one more time.

If Xinlan knew what Concubine Tong was thinking, she would say, "Your Majesty, don't worry. You will definitely not die early in this life."

According to the original historical trajectory, Concubine Tong left in this year. The fact that she is so reluctant to leave Yinzhen now must be that some kind of mysterious induction is projected onto her.

Xinlan has no control over what happens in other parallel worlds, but in this small world of punishment, Concubine Tong must stay with Yinzhen for a long time to let him feel the warmth of maternal love.

This is the meaning of her coming to the punishment world and still practicing hard.

It is said that Uya died half a year after leaving the palace, and the powerful ghost also died with her.

No one in the palace dared to talk too much to Yinzhen. Everyone in the palace knew that Concubine Tong was Yinzhen's mother, who was listed in the royal jade book. As for Yinzhen's biological mother, Uya, she had long since returned to dust. No one would use this matter to make Concubine Tong unhappy.

Although Emperor Kangxi always adhered to the principle of not favoring anyone exclusively, his favor for Concubine Tong was no different from favoring her exclusively. No fool would offend the one whom Emperor Kangxi loved most.

The members of the Tong family were also arrogant because of Concubine Tong's favor, but were later severely punished by her. As Yinzhen grew up, they became quiet.

As for the reason, it is closely related to Yinzhen's hobbies. Yinzhen likes metaphysics very much. Whether it is Taoism or Buddhism, Yinzhen is particularly interested in it. If it were not for Concubine Tong stopping him, Yinzhen would even want to become a Taoist priest.

The child was originally a very smart one, but he was obsessed with metaphysics all day long. No matter how ambitious Tong was, she could not count on Yinzhen.

The reason why Yinzhen behaved like this was entirely Xinlan's fault. Since he grew older, Yinzhen began to realize that his so-called plan to capture the secret guard was simply nonsense. The person who had been following him without being discovered by anyone was not a secret guard at all.

Perhaps it is the existence that people cannot reach. Confucius does not talk about strange things, but it really exists around him and he cannot help but believe in it.

Although he was surprised, he was not frightened, and even wanted to catch the other person even more.

As a result, Yinzhen became obsessed with these things at a young age, and even Emperor Kangxi was helpless. However, Emperor Kangxi just let it go and felt relieved.

As Yinzhen grew older, he realized how smart Yinzhen was. He didn't want such a smart child to become a rival to the crown prince.