A modern social animal dies suddenly while working overtime, and the soul of Emperor Kangxi's ninth elder brother, Yinzhen, is bound to the lying-down sign-in system at the beginning. Without fighting or grabbing, you can receive various rewards such as physical fitness, money and grain, and high-yielding grains by lying flat every day.
The prince is aggressive, the eighth prince is trying to form a clique, the fourth master is secretly plotting, and all the princes are jealous of the throne. He was the only one who drank tea behind closed doors every day, farmed, and made money by issuing invoices, and did not get involved in the dispute over the heir apparent.
But the more he saw that Lao Jiu's lineage was in ruins, the more Kangxi became panicked: the court was full of princes vying for power, but Lao Jiu had the silver veins of a rich country and tens of thousands of catties of fertile land filled with granaries, but he had no intention of becoming emperor.
The deposed crown prince, internal strife among the princes, and turmoil in the court made Kangxi sleepless at night. He put aside his imperial status and persuaded him again and again. Finally, the civil and military officials of the entire dynasty jointly elected him. Kangxi was so anxious that he directly issued a posthumous edict, forcing him to ascend the throne and rule the country.
