Kangxi was seriously ill, and the last person summoned was Long Keduo. At such an important moment, Emperor Kangxi's first thought was the security protection of Longkaoduo to the capital, which shows the weight of Longkaoduo in Emperor Kangxi's heart and his trust in Longkaoduo. But what Emperor Kangxi never expected was that Longkeduo had already defected to Grandpa Four and became the confidant minister of Grandpa Four in Yongzheng. In fact, Roncodo's identity can be regarded as royalty. Longkeduo is the son of Tong Guowei, the first meritorious service, and the younger brother of Filial Piety Queen. In the Qing dynasty, he was publicly called "uncle" by the emperor, and there may be few such people in history.
After Yong Zhengdi acceded to the throne, Longkodo was entrusted with an important task. Yong Zhengdi appointed Longkodo as prime minister, and inherited the title of first-class meritorious service, and was awarded the Minister of Civil Affairs. In the first year of Yongzheng, Longkeduo and Nian Gengyao were named "Taibao". In the second year of Yongzheng, Longkeduo was in charge of the affairs of the patriarchal clan. However, since Yongzheng for more than three years, Longkeduo's career began to decline. First, the infantry leader was dismissed, and the second son, Yuzhu, was also dismissed. Yong Zhengdi felt more and more arrogant, and expressed dissatisfaction with Longke's repeated venting. In the fourth year of Yongzheng, Longkeduo's servants committed crimes, implicated Longkeduo and were dismissed.
In the fifth year of Yongzheng, because of nepotism, Longkodo hid jade butterflies, and Yong Zhengdi ordered to copy Longkodo's home. On June+10, 5438, Long Keduo committed the major crime of 4 1 and was detained in Changchun Garden. In the sixth year of Yongzheng, Longkeduo died in prison, tragically ending his own life.