The master read the eight characters of the emperor's grandson and commented that he had committed the meridian peach blossom. Why did the king choose him?

Li Hong was deeply loved by Kangxi on weekdays. Later, the fortune teller calculated that Li Hong's horoscope was "Woods You Mao, destined to be a peach blossom all his life". Kangxi was very happy. On his deathbed, he passed the throne to Yongzheng and named Li Hong as the Prince.

In his later years, Kangxi had no time to take care of the princes vying for the throne. He just wants to spend his old age peacefully, but since he met Li Hong, he has an heir in his heart, that is, Li Hong's father Yongzheng. When Kangxi first met Li Hong, he clearly saw Li Hong's eyes. When he asked Li Hong a question, Li Hong answered very appropriately. Kangxi liked this grandson very much, so he took him back to the palace to cultivate him personally.

After Kangxi and Li Hong returned to the palace, Kangxi got Li Hong's date of birth to speculate Li Hong's future. The fortune teller said that Li Hong's horoscope was "a dollar at noon, and life was destined to be a peach blossom". Kangxi was very happy. He felt that Li Hong would make great achievements, so he did everything himself and focused on cultivating Li Hong, who lived up to expectations. At a young age, you already have the ability to govern the country.

During the six months when Kangxi and Li Hong got along, the affection between grandparents and grandchildren was very deep. Even when Kangxi wrote the paper, Li Hong accompanied him. In his later years, Li Hong made him feel the joy of his family.

Later, Kangxi became seriously ill and asked many ministers to discuss his successor. Finally, he chose Li Hong's father Yongzheng to inherit the throne and made Li Hong a prince. Before he died, he gave Yongzheng a present and told him that it was given to him by the emperor shunzhi. Now he gave it to Yongzheng, hoping Yongzheng would take good care of it.