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Yinzhen's illness left all the doctors in the Imperial Medical Bureau helpless, and they could only watch as Yinzhen's vitality faded away little by little.

Emperor Kangxi had lost many children, but none as old as Yinzhen had experienced life and death twists and turns. Needless to say, he was very anxious.

Although Uya saw that Yinzhen was dying, she was secretly happy in her heart. A scourge like Yinzhen should have died long ago. If it weren't for him, her Sixth Prince would not have died!

From the beginning to the end, Uya blamed Yinzhen for the death of the Sixth Prince, but in the final analysis, the Sixth Prince's death was also due to the fact that she, as his mother, was too high-profile and attracted attention.

Uya may not understand these principles in her heart, but how can she put all the blame on herself and put the blame on Yinzhen?

Some lies are told for a long time, and not only the listeners but also the tellers become convinced.

Uya didn't hope for Yinzhen's recovery at all. Seeing that he was dying without any cure, Uya felt only pleasure.

The Fourteenth Prince did not have any feelings for Yinzhen at all. He felt that Yinzhen was being punished for what he did. It was his fault for not treating Qi Yuebin well. He deserved it!

In the entire imperial palace, the only ones who were truly worried about Yinzhen were Emperor Kangxi and the Crown Prince.

Emperor Kangxi was Yinzhen's father after all. How could he feel good when he saw his son growing up and encountering such an upsetting event?

Emperor Kangxi would always dream of Queen Tong blaming him for not protecting Yinzhen well in his dreams.

His Royal Highness the Crown Prince was truly anxious. After all, among all his brothers, only Yinzhen could say a few heartfelt words to him, and he was his right-hand man, who had to clean up his mess many times. As long as everything was handed over to Yinzhen's hands, there was nothing to worry about. Yinzhen was someone he could trust absolutely. But now he was going to lose such a useful brother.

As the saying goes, when one is desperate, one will try anything. When all external measures failed to work on Yinzhen, Emperor Kangxi and the Crown Prince simultaneously began to look for other ways out.

For example, a wedding to bring good luck.

Both the royal family and the common people have the idea of ​​having a happy wedding to rush to the heavens. Naturally, Emperor Kangxi could only think of this as a way to rush to the heavens at this time.

As a father, he couldn't just watch his son die and do nothing.

Although Yinzhen's death seemed to be a foregone conclusion, what if? What if a happy marriage could help?

Emperor Kangxi had no feeling of feeling sorry for Yixiu. In his opinion, Yixiu was Yinzhen's definite wife, and since Yinzhen needed her at that time, it was only natural for her to marry him.

Yixiu didn't expect that Yinzhen was about to die, but when she thought about Qi Yuebin who came at that time, she understood more clearly that Yinzhen had incurred a peach blossom debt.

Yixiu didn't have any extra thoughts about marrying into the Fourth Prince's house to bring him good luck, and she was also very interested in Yinzhen's romantic debts.

The Fourth Prince began to prepare for the wedding happily. The Imperial Household Department started preparing early, and the Ulanara Mansion did the same. Before Yixiu married in, her dowry had already been carried to the warehouse of the Fourth Prince's Mansion.

Yinzhen was now lying unconscious in bed, so naturally he couldn't welcome the bride. But that didn't stop the bridal chamber from being full of joy. Except for the fact that he couldn't welcome the bride, everything was done in a respectable manner.

It was unknown what Emperor Kangxi's mind was thinking, but he gave Yixiu many rewards, all of which were of super-standard kind.