Where would Yinreng have ended up if he had not transmigrated?
What if everything ended this way simply because Yinreng fell in love with Kang the Emperor, but Kang the Emperor did not love him?
I've read about many versions of Yinreng: reborn with ambitions still burning, taking things calmly, or wanting nothing at all. But what I want to ask is this:
Was Crown Prince Yinreng really so devoted to power? In the palace, he had no one to rely on. Though he was the emperor's most beloved son, enjoying all the wealth in the world and power by birth, was that enough to make him love the throne so much?
What if he fell in love with Kangxi, rather than Kangxi falling in love with him?
What sort of ending would that bring?
Or perhaps history was always meant to unfold this way.
(This basically follows history, but please don't nitpick the details. My motto for this story is: Read it, smile, and move on. Don't take it seriously. If you do, you've already lost.)
N brushed... Will there be more updates?
Got it? Quite pretty
It's well written, come back soon for more updates
It's so pitiful for the prince to have no childhood!
I always feel that Bao Cheng is worrying!!!
Please update. . . >O
The author said, Rong Yihuide was promoted to a concubine in the 20th year of Kangxi's reign, not a noble concubine. Tong Jia was promoted to the imperial concubine in the 20th year of Kangxi, and later became the queen. The fourth concubine Rong Hui Yide was never a noble concubine. Even if it was just an imaginary idea, there was no need to write the concubine as a noble concubine, and she was the fourth concubine, not the third concubine.
Powerful...=Dan= My older brothers and sisters were so cute when I was young =v= But as I grow up, my thoughts are gradually influenced by the people around me...
Wow. . Kang Tai with a high degree of restoration. . So loving. . Chase him decisively. .
Please don't cheat me and please update