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This is because although Ao Bai is a person who likes power, he never wants to rebel, and he has always regarded Kangxi as a child who has just inherited the throne, and his vigilance against him has not risen to the point where he wants to defend his rights through rebellion. Ao Bai has been following Kangxi since he ascended the throne. Ao Bai thought he knew Kangxi very well, so he didn't think that one day Kangxi would get out of his control and even want to kill him.

But for Kangxi, the existence of Ao Bai was a thorn in his side and a thorn in his flesh. Kangxi always disliked Ao Bai's style, but Ao Bai's influence was too great, so Kangxi always resorted to appeasement on the surface. In fact, secretly, in order to deal with Ao Bai, Kangxi made constant efforts, including constantly looking for someone to collect evidence of Ao Bai and cultivate new forces that could fight against Ao Bai. I don't know why the emperor shunzhi left Kangxi such a scourge as Ao Bai.

The emperor shunzhi died so early that little Kangxi was only eight years old when he began to reign. This is really a huge challenge for Kangxi. In addition to the throne, the emperor shunzhi left four ministers to take care of Kangxi's life, and Ao Bai was the most striking one. In fact, as long as the emperor who succeeded to the throne is still young in history, there will always be several ministers in power.

As for why Ao Bai didn't dare to rebel in the Forbidden City, one is that Ao Bai doesn't necessarily have the heart to rebel, and the other is that the realistic conditions don't exist. If Ao Bai rebelled, he would surely encounter many obstacles. First of all, let's not say that Kangxi himself will be the first to jump out against it, and those ministers in the imperial court are not furnishings, and they will definitely try their best to obstruct it. In the end, Ao Bai may not resist, but he will become a sinner.