Why didn't thirteenth master live to be ninety-two?

First, because: Wu Sidao told Shi San that he could live to be 92 years old, but as a supporter of Shi San, Shi San has been working for him day and night. In fact, he only lived to be 46 years old.

Second, the story review of Yongzheng dynasty:

At that time, wu si Dao and grandpa four Yin Zhen and grandpa thirteen Huang Hong were drinking. When people talk about the rise, they all say that Mr. Wu is not only superior in intelligence, but also good at divination. He also asked Mr. Wu to help me see how old I could live in Huang Hongfa.

So, Wu Sidao asked the thirteenth master Huang Tianjun to reach out his hand. Wu Sidao looked at it and thought that this master's life span was only 46 years old! Look at the palm of your hand carefully again, and the thirteenth master has a hard life and is exhausted. Seeing that Thirteenth Master was so brave and chivalrous, he couldn't help feeling sorry for him.

However, at this time, everyone is in the mood to eat wine. Mr. Wu Can couldn't arouse everyone's interest, so he said with his mouth that the thirteenth master was a long-lived man, who could live to 92 years old, and then everyone continued to eat wine.

That's it, everyone remembers. Later, with the intensification of Yongzheng's seizure of power, and with the assistance of Shisan Ye after Yongzheng's pro-government, Shisan Ye's body finally failed. Just when his life was dying, he understood what Mr. Wu meant.

Two days a day, night+day =92, which is exactly twice as much as 46, so he only lived to be 46 years old.

Extended data:

A brief introduction to the thirteen lords of Yongzheng Dynasty:

The 13 son of Emperor Kangxi (actually the 22nd son) has the closest relationship with Yin Zhen, the prince of Yong. Yin Zhen succeeded to the throne, and was named Prince Heshuoyi. He also served as Minister of State, dealing with important government affairs. In the first year of Yongzheng, the Prime Minister was appointed as the Ministry. Because of Andrew's great contribution to the governance of Yongzheng dynasty, he got the permission of hereditary replacement and became the iron hat king. Yong Zhengdi also treated him unusually. After his death, he was ordered to enjoy the ancestral temple and go to posthumous title as a "saint". In addition, he was given a plaque: "loyalty, sincerity, directness, diligence, sincerity and honesty". In order to commemorate his contribution, it was ordered that the word "cloud" in his name "Yun Xiang" be changed back to the word "yin", which became the only case that officials in Qing Dynasty did not avoid the emperor's taboo.

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia-Yongzheng Dynasty