Everyone thought that Emperor Chu Ning had a good life. He was protected by Prince Mingde when he was a minor. Although he was not as noble as other princes, he was still better than other princes without mothers. A few years later, Prince Mingde passed away, and Emperor Chu Ning was recorded in the name of the queen as his legitimate son. He was both upright and obedient. Within a few years, he married a noble girl who was famous all over the capital, and he had a family full of children and grandchildren. His half-brother gained strength and became his right-hand man.
But only Emperor Chu Ning himself knew how a child without the protection of his mother could survive with his younger brother in the palace, and how he could survive with his frail younger brother and younger sister after the deaths of Prince Mingde and Queen Jiamin. He finally managed to get along with his wife, Qin Se, but his wife died young, leaving behind an only son.
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