Tong Jia Wanyu was the niece of Empress Xiao Kangzhang and the direct cousin of Emperor Kangxi. When he was young, he sacrificed his life to save the young emperor Xuan Ye from drowning in the cold winter, which left him frail and sick, and became a lingering cinnabar mole on the tip of his heart. In the 24th year of Kangxi's reign, she entered the palace according to the imperial decree and was directly canonized as a noble concubine. She was the same as the deputy empress, and she began a career of being the only favorite described by history books and unofficial histories.
He is the emperor Xuan Ye who looks down on the world, and is a strict father to his sons. He controls the nine adult elder brothers with tactics and checks and balances, carefully selects wives and concubines for them, and watches with cold eyes as the dragon sons and phoenix grandsons fight endlessly in the harem. Only to her, he was the cousin who always remembered his life-saving kindness and protected the friendship between childhood sweethearts. He was the husband who gave her all his favor, tenderness and exception.
In this extreme honor and favor and the undercurrent of the deep palace, the frail Wanyu finds it difficult to have a son. The grand event of the Kangxi Dynasty's nine sons seizing the throne is slowly beginning to unfold as the brothers grow up. The fights in the backyards of various houses and the disputes in the previous dynasties were all within the control and expectation of the emperor, but they slightly exceeded expectations...
Until their common son, the fifteenth elder brother Yinchen, finally inherited the throne with the full support of his parents and his own kindness and wisdom. After unloading the burden of the country, he could finally fulfill his promise, hold her hand that was no longer young but still regarded as a treasure by him, and join hands with each other to enjoy the thousands of miles of rivers and mountains they missed when they were emperor and concubine.
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The heroine is original. Xiao Yiren is mentioned in the article as her aunt.
Historically, Kangxi's biological mother was Xiao Kangzhang, and Empress Xiao Yiren (big Tongjia) was Kangxi's cousin, Xiaokangzhang's niece, and Xiaosi's adoptive mother. She was named a concubine in the 16th year of Kangxi. Her concubine, the concubine Huihui (little Tongjia), entered the palace in the 29th year of Kangxi and was named a noble concubine in the 39th year of Kangxi.
The heroine is original. Xiao Yiren is mentioned in the article as her aunt. Historically, Kangxi's biological mother was Xiao Kangzhang, and Empress Xiao Yiren (big Tongjia) was Kangxi's cousin, Xiaokangzhang's niece, and Xiaosi's adoptive mother. She was named a concubine in the 16th year of Kangxi. Her concubine, the concubine Huihui (little Tongjia), entered the palace in the 29th year of Kangxi and was named a noble concubine in the 39th year of Kangxi.