Ask for the name of a Qingchuan article about Kangxi

Like Kangxi, the female lead was of the Manchu, Mongolian, and Han bloodlines. She was the Gege of the Horqin Borzijit clan, the granddaughter of Xiaozhuang (I think she was a niece/great-niece?). He was more than ten years younger than Kang Xi. When he was young, his parents died, so he was brought into the palace by Emperor Xiaozhuang. At first, Kang Xi treated her like a daughter (he had no choice, she was too young). Later, he slowly developed feelings for her and the two fell in love. At first, she was opposed to it. Later, she did not remember why, but Xiaozhuang agreed. The two of them were together, and the female lead became the imperial concubine. However, due to her personality, the female protagonist could not stand Kangxi's harem. In addition, she had been infertile. Xiaozhuang asked the female protagonist's cousin (cousin? Anyway, it was Borzijit's.) The female protagonist had no choice but to agree. This sister was originally here to visit the female protagonist, but she took advantage of Kangxi's drunkenness and mistook her for the female protagonist to seduce Kangxi (Xiaozhuang and the female protagonist actually knew about it, and it was Xiaozhuang who led it, so that the Mongolian bloodline would once again dominate the harem, so that the emperor born from the Mongolian empress could be supported again, just like Shunzhi.) The female protagonist was forced to watch the whole process from afar. The younger sister was dressed like the female protagonist, so Kang Xi was mistaken. As a result, the relationship between the two of them worsened and became even worse. Finally, not long after, due to the younger sister's character problem (poking at his sister's incompetence behind her back, this kind of behavior was unacceptable to the concubines in the harem, so no one was willing to let her live in his palace), Xiaozhuang had to ask the female protagonist to take in the younger sister (Xiaozhuang felt very embarrassed to say it, after all, this was not a good thing, quite sorry to the female protagonist, and compared to the younger sister, she liked the female protagonist more), the female protagonist agreed, in exchange for allowing the female protagonist to become a monk. Xiaozhuang finally had no choice but to agree. Kang Xi was very angry and sad, but he had no choice. In the end, he could only watch the female protagonist become a monk. However, Kang Xi had always been thinking about her. Ever since the drunkenness incident, he had never talked to that sister again. He hated her!
In this book, 44 had a good relationship with the female protagonist. It seemed that he treated the female protagonist as his mother (although she was not much older than him) and always missed the female protagonist.
In short, it was a sad story. The female protagonist and Kang Xi did not end up together in the end. When Kang Xi was old, he even visited the place where the female protagonist became a monk and chatted with her. Not long after, Kang Xi said goodbye.
Does anyone know what this book is called? Please let me know ~
Thanks!

Answer 1

I can provide you with the name of a Qingchuan article about Kangxi. The following is an example:

" A Journey Through the Pure World: Kangxi Dynasty "