Yinreng and Kangxi

Yinreng was really miserable. He was brought up by Kangxi himself, and his relationship with him was naturally better than that of other brothers and Kangxi. Yinreng probably thought so too, so he regarded Kangxi as a father and then a king, but he did not expect that this father-son relationship would gradually break down as he and Kangxi grew older. The pressure from each of his brothers who were growing in power and the suspicion of his husband probably made him increasingly irritable. When he was deposed, he was probably heartbroken when he heard "He was born to subjugate his mother and disrespect his father." Moreover, he was the legitimate son and was also a prince. What good outcome could he expect after the new emperor ascended the throne? . .

I cried when I thought that when the prince was deposed, Kangxi said that he was "born to defeat his mother". Woooooooooooooooooo