A Millet's Lament Without a Legitimate Son

I recently read this article. Due to historical reasons, all we know are scraps. But the first and only prince of the Qing Dynasty was a well-known genius. Even if later emperors did not add gold (or even blacken it) because they were not direct descendants But the only thing that is embarrassing about him is his personal ethics. It cannot even discredit his political ability. But for big men, personal ethics are the least important. Kangxi took in many sisters and aunts, Xianfeng was controlled by Luo Li, and Tongzhi loved prostitutes. I probably first learned about this prince in history class. When history teachers talk about the Qing Dynasty, they will naturally talk about Kangxi's sons. In fact, this Qing prince was a talented and intelligent man, but later on he was said to be arrogant and extravagant. It was even said that Kangxi spoiled him, etc., But wasn't it all given by Kangxi in the first place? For him, I value bringing out things from my own home (the Ministry of Internal Affairs was sent to him by Kangxi) In the later period of Kangxi's reign, the prince had no shortcomings, so his personal ethics could be criticized. As soon as he scolded the prince, the courtiers and brothers took the opportunity to say bad things about him. As a result, the vicious cycle continued like this. This prince can almost be said to be one of the most sympathetic princes in history. Tied with Prince Wu of Han Dynasty as the most tragic prince. . . And Prince Li is too far away from us, so this historical material is easier to find. There used to be a history teacher who got into trouble as soon as he was handed over Qing history. Said: Although Yongzheng was a great emperor, he would rather Kangxi died early and let the Qing prince succeed him. Because the emperors after Yongzheng were all incompetent.

2022 Archeology. Oh, the feeling of loss, he is nowhere to be found, but it seems that he is everywhere, so decisive...

Fourth son, Thirteen doesn't recognize you anymore. My wife doesn't want you anymore. My son will leave your side regardless of the possibility of starving to death. Why do I feel so happy watching it?

I said I was tortured to the point of bursting into tears and came back~ Sincerely~Sincerely~ I feel that Lao Kang actually knows Tai Zhiye at all Too underestimated Mr. Tai Zhi's sense of responsibility and pride as a prince and heir apparent. He even underestimated the great Chitose. He certainly didn't expect that the boss could be so stubborn in his heart at first. How does it feel to destroy your best son with your own hands and destroy the future where the Qing Dynasty might be strong? How does it feel to know how he reacted when he heard that his tomb was stolen and his bones were destroyed, but in the end he still resolutely let go of life and death? In this life, it is my turn to be abandoned, and I cannot get what I ask for. No matter regret, no matter heartache, no matter if you are so desperate that you just want to escape. Even if you keep his body by your side, that unruly and beautiful soul will never be seen again. Huh~ I don't sympathize with you at all, you scumbag, you deserved it for letting you bully our bastard, and for letting you torture me till my face is bloody~

I can imagine how the Kangxi emperors reacted when they heard the final outcome of the Qing Dynasty. Compared with the humiliation of the country by losing power in the late Qing Dynasty, I admire the toughness of the emperors of the Ming Dynasty even more. If there is no reconciliation, no indemnity, no land cession, no tribute, the emperor will guard the country, and the king will die in the country. Even though Emperor Chongzhen hanged himself in the end, he did not abandon the country and flee. Nowadays, there are still some magazines and media reporting Cixi's unofficial history of eating steamed buns during her escape as an anecdote. Don't you feel ashamed?

I read Chapter 4 at noon, and I just read these two chapters in succession. It was really painful!!! After reading the three chapters in total, I really want to beat up Lao Kang (eh) I'm still a little unhappy that my eldest brother is being treated like this because of Lao Kang's demonic obstacles and obsession. However, it is somewhat understandable to understand Lao Kang's actions. When he repeatedly asks for things he knows despite exhausting everything, most people like him end up embarking on a path that does not care about the process but only the results. At this time, I felt that it was lucky that "Xuan Ye" was still there, otherwise I don't know how far Lao Kang would go. Moreover, after seeing this all the way, I finally accepted my fate (?) And felt that the prince's step was really the right one!! At this point, it is no longer a small problem like cp, but if the prince does not die, many things will probably be the same as in their first life!! The most important thing is!!! I personally support him very selfishly. It would be better for the prince not to meet Lao Kang anymore. Just like Jun Linda said, instead of hating her, it is better to leave her behind, live in poverty and fall into the underworld, and never see each other again. There are some things that can be forgiven because they are brothers and father, but there are also things that even brothers and sons cannot forgive.

I won't tell you that these two chapters made me burst into tears! ! ! ! Alas, the emperor is really a torturous profession with high risks, hard work, heart and lungs! When I read Chapter 4 Questioning, I was thinking about how great CP Yi Er was, but why did Prince Nong get himself killed? But after looking back, even though I was sad and melancholy, I felt that this was the best way. Facing Lao Kang was really driving people crazy. If the prince wanted to hate him so much, it would be a kind of torture. The feeling of hatred was too deep. It would be better to abandon him and live in the underworld, never to see each other again. When a man is alive, he should immediately plan for the country and the country. I can honestly say that the "No Legal Son" series is the most beloved of my favorite Prince novels, bar none! ! Even if the prince died long ago...%>_<%

As expected of a big brother, he can still beat people up even if he is controlled like this In the end, the eldest brother still didn't say the words, "If things come true one day, burn me and scatter my ashes into the sea." If this sentence comes out, Lao Kang will probably go crazy (although it is almost the same now) I am looking forward to what they will do next!!

I can't wait to see what happens next. It really makes me sad. This old Kang should be so cruel. You destroyed that proud prince with your own hands, but that child still misses you no matter what. He should collapse after knowing the truth of the matter.

What should I say~I've been seeing this since the beginning I always feel that even though Kangxi lived two lifetimes, he never really understood Baocheng. For a long time, he regarded Baocheng's tragedy as revenge and challenge to himself. I really underestimate the heart of this crown prince whom I cultivated with my own hands. He is your son. In the last life, he had all the love and hate of this son. In this life, he takes it for granted that Baocheng is also for himself. But he forgot that Baocheng is the crown prince of this country In the past two lives, he has reached the political heights and responsibilities he has shouldered, as well as the ideal blueprint he has drawn for the future of the country. He can't be any worse than him, the emperor of two generations. Letting go of the love and hatred from the past life, Tai Zhi finally fought for this country and his own ideals.