Rebirth of the Qing Dynasty: Nine Sons Are No Longer Involved

In the forty-seventh year of Kangxi's reign, the dragon chair in the Forbidden City was not yet warm. Emperor Kangxi suddenly covered the back of his head and blurted out to his sons who were kneeling on the ground: "Wait a minute, I seem to be... Alive again?" As soon as he finished speaking, the kneeling prince Yinfeng, the eighth master Yinhu, the fourth master Yinzhen... And even the fourteenth master Yinzhen, who had just entered the court, all froze, and their eyes were full of shock that "you are here too". In the last life, the nine sons fought for the legitimate rights, and there was a bloody storm. Finally, the fourth son Yinzhen ascended the throne, and the brothers killed each other. His later life was miserable, and even Kangxi himself found himself in a state of despair. After resurrecting his life, Kangxi looked at the group of sons below who had fought to the death, and suddenly felt tired - what kind of legitimate son should he seize? Isn't it good to be alive? Especially when facing the eighth master Yinhu's eyes that read "Father wants to trick me again" and the aggrieved face of Prince Yinreng that said "I really don't want to rebel this time", Kangxi cleared his throat and took the lead in breaking the Deadlock: "Well... Yinhu, I said last time that you formed a clique for personal gain, but I didn't find out. I want to apologize to you. And Yinreng, I always scolded you before because I had a bad temper. Don't take it to heart." Ba Ye:? ? ? Father, didn't you drink fake wine today? Prince:? ? ? Should I continue to say "Father is a wise man"? Other brothers: This script is wrong! As a result, the drama of seizing the heir, which should have been a drama of swords and swords, completely went astray. Kangxi was busy "making up for the apology" to his sons. Today he praised the Eighth Master for his good popularity, and tomorrow he would give the Prince some snacks. While the Eighth Master was adapting to his father's "love", he secretly conducted research on people's livelihood; the Prince gave up struggling and concentrated on studying calligraphy and painting.