Aixinjueluo Yinqi, the fifth son of Emperor Kangxi, was born to the concubine Guo Luoluo. He was born in Xianfu Palace in the Forbidden City in the 18th year of Kangxi's reign and died in the 10th year of Yongzheng's reign at the age of fifty-three.
The legendary life of this unknown prince was lost in the footsteps of history. Kangxi taught his sons well, and all his sons had their own merits. The nine kings fought to seize the throne. This was a battle for the throne that combined brilliance and wisdom. The shadows of swords between the princelings and the princelings pervaded the entire later years of Kangxi. Even Emperor Kangxi, who was known for his wisdom and wisdom, was deeply involved in it until his body and mind failed. He left with infinite nostalgia and sorrow for the Qing Dynasty.
Yinzhi, whose mystery becomes more and more mysterious because of his forgetfulness, is really a rare and good material. As an emperor, Kangxi was really helpless! It's hard to be an emperor, but it's even harder to be a father! ! The children of the Tian family seem to be magnificent, but they contain unspeakable sadness. He spent his whole life in intrigues and intrigues in power calculations, full of suspicion, to the point where father was neither father nor son, and fratricide was common. I love Kangxi and pity Kangxi, and I can't bear him to suffer the worst pain in the world. I hope that the Yinqi I write can add happiness to Kangxi.
He was originally the eldest son of the Duanmu Group in the 21st world. He was wise, wise, and elegant, but he was seriously ill. The pull of fate actually allowed him to magically travel through time and space, return to that fascinating era more than 400 years ago, and become the fifth son of Emperor Kangxi.
