Among the four sons and four daughters of Zhao Junyao,
the ones he valued most, apart from his legitimate eldest son Zhao Qichen, were his most beloved youngest daughter, Zhao Yizhao.
These two were both taught personally by him.
Zhao Qichen was the most like him, conscientious and diligent.
Just like he himself in those years, willing to sacrifice everything for the Great Chu Dynasty.
He understood the way of being an emperor very well; without needing special instruction, he consciously and thoroughly suppressed his youthful nature.
For example, young men all love beauties, all harbor a strong curiosity toward the outside world, all dislike being constrained, and only want to do what they like.
But Zhao Qichen knew how to suppress all that.
He understood that once he set foot on the path of the Crown Prince, he had to become utterly estranged from the word "like."
