Aisin Gioro Yinzuo was one of the few princes in the numbered generation who died young after being assigned his place in the succession.
His mother was the Uya clan, a bondservant who nevertheless secured a place among the Four Consorts. She was also the birth mother of Yongzheng, the next emperor of the Qing Dynasty.
When Yinzuo realized who he had transmigrated into, he panicked, then resolved that there was still time to prevent his mother and Fourth Brother from ending up at odds as they had in history.
So he turned to his older brother, acting sweet and adorable until the normally cold-faced Fourth Brother became especially gentle with him.
He also told his mother nothing but good things about Fourth Brother, gradually easing the distance and estrangement between them.
Yinzuo thought, Great, I'm set. I can rely on Dad early on, then on my brother later. I won't have a thing to worry about for the rest of my life.
While everyone else studied from dawn until afternoon, without a single day off all year, I just had to get ten hours of sleep a day, plus weekends!
The other princes were green with envy. "Father, how come Sixth Brother gets to live so carefree, while we had to study nonstop as children, handle endless work as adults, and get scolded by you on top of it?"
Kangxi was speechless. "What can I do? I can't control that boy!"
He thought he would spend his life carefree, but then he saw the weapons genius Dai Zi framed by Nan Huairen, and everything changed.
From then on, Western firearms were always one step behind those of the Great Qing, and the empire grew stronger by the day.
Coming soon: The Nobody in the Nine Princes' Succession Struggle
A moment ago, Yin Qi was lying in the ICU, staring at the ceiling. The next moment, he found himself a baby in swaddling clothes.
What was this? Had he skipped death and reincarnation and gone straight back to being a child?
Did that mean he wouldn't get to drink Granny Meng's soup?
When Yin Qi found out which dynasty he had transmigrated into, he couldn't help sucking in a sharp breath.
Transmigrating to the Qing Dynasty wasn't so bad, but everyone knew it was hard to be one of Kangxi's sons. None of the princes involved in the Nine Princes' succession struggle were easy to deal with.
Worse, he had transmigrated as the Fifth Prince, Yinqi, and his own younger brother was Yinjiao, whom Yongzheng, the winner of the succession struggle, would later name Sesihei.
Even his mother, Consort Yi, was excluded when Yongzheng appointed the imperial concubines. This ship didn't look like it was going anywhere good.
At first, he only wanted to keep himself safe. But his mother was kind, and although his younger brother Yinjiao was a little mischievous, he treated him very well.
To change the fates of his mother and brother, Yinqi secretly swore he would keep a low profile. He would also persuade them not to provoke the vindictive Yongzheng Emperor.
He had only meant to avoid standing out and become a background character among his brothers, but unexpectedly, he earned their approval.
Crown Prince: "Fifth Brother may not excel at either literature or martial arts, but he's even-tempered and the most comfortable to be around."
Fourth Brother: "Fifth Brother quietly helped me out of a tight spot. He gave me a peach today, and I'll repay him in kind one day."
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There must be something wrong with Longkodo's brain. Forget it if he was the eighth elder brother. Now the eighth prince is disliked by all his elder brothers, and the emperor is also disliked. He may not even be able to marry the princess from the prince's house whom he always pleases, and his mother's background is not honorable. If you still have to help him, what's the benefit besides not having a family behind you? And won't you trust your wife's clan more after you get married? Shouldn't the Tong family help the protagonist or the fourth elder brother? The protagonist has no ambition to help the fourth elder brother. After all, the Wu Ya family is just a wealthy family, how can it be compared to the Tong family? I'm really out of my mind.
I want to see if our Sixth Master has achieved his goal of becoming a real salted fish after the crown prince succeeds to the throne. He has obviously determined since he was young not to work but to take money. However, in the latter part, Sixth Master is also very busy and does not look like a dandy at all. Hahaha
Kangxi suddenly became interested hhhh You're suddenly interested in your son's gossip. It's because things in court are so boring, hhh
Please, Xiao Liu take his second brother away and leave a big mess for his father to clean up.
Kangxi, when will the eldest elder brother and eighth elder brother be offline? It's so annoying. They are like a group of flies lingering around.
I'll be honest, it's getting more and more rushed later on, and it's unfinished.
If it's a rebellion, please ask the author to get rid of Kangxi as soon as possible. I really can't stand him anymore.
Our Xiaoliu is really passive. What if the prince asks to be deposed? Would Kangxi feel sorry for this child he had grown up with? Give the prince a chance to breathe, no matter how bad it is, it can't be any worse. It would be fine if the prince was not filial, rebelled when he had the greatest power, or Kangxi became the overlord.
This Kangxi is the most speechless one among all the Qing Dynasty novels I have seen. Although it is very consistent with history, I still hope that the author can torture Kangxi and make him regret it. See how he makes these sons the same as raising Gu. In the end, both sides suffer. When he finally finds out that everyone is waiting for his death, Kangxi will know how he feels when no one is sincere to him.
If it doesn't work, Liuliu and his second brother should leave the Qing Dynasty.