Kangxi prefers crape myrtle.

First of all, Huai Sheng should correct that Yongzheng did not kill Fei Yi after he ascended the throne. But I didn't kill Boren, but Boren died because of me. Yongzheng first didn't give Fei Yi a little face in front of everyone at Kangxi's funeral, and scolded Fei Yi for why she had to be carried to Kangxi's memorial tablet. Not only that, Yongzheng later kicked Fei Yi out of the palace.

Fei Yi entered the palace as a concubine when she was young, and was expelled from the palace when she was old. She was naturally very depressed and eventually died of depression. So what did Yongzheng and Fei Yi hate? How do you treat your mother princess like this? Huai Sheng believes that the main reason is that Fei Yi is the biological mother of Jiu E, and Jiu E is a supporter of Yongzheng's political opponents, so Yongzheng hates my family and my dog.

Poor Fei Yi just took the fall for his son. The harem system in Qing dynasty was extremely strict, so it was impossible for a prince to have contact with his father's harem concubines. In other words, Yongzheng did not have a holiday, and everything was because of my uncle. In his later years, Emperor Kangxi's nine sons seized the office, and the princes scuffled. Although Yongzheng has been trying to protect himself, he is inevitably involved. Yongzheng has always been at odds with the people of the Eight Ye Party, and it happened that my uncle was a member of the Eight Ye Party, so my uncle and Yongzheng became political enemies.

But in fact, this matter has nothing to do with Fei Yi. Concubines in the harem of the Qing Dynasty were absolutely forbidden to get involved in politics. This is a rule left by our ancestors. Therefore, Fei Yi didn't participate in Jiuzidi and Eight Ye Party at all, but he was hated by Yongzheng because he was the biological mother of JiuMay. After Yongzheng came to power, Fei Yi felt displeased. Supposedly, this is the person left by Kangxi, and he should be kind to her. But instead of being nice to her, he called her names to her face, which was not enough. Later, he drove her out of the palace directly. Fei Yi's life was smooth sailing, but she didn't expect to end up in such a situation in her later years. In this way, a generation of favorite concubines were driven out of the palace and finally died of depression.