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ENG SUB【Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace 如懿传】EP86 | Starring: Zhou Xun, Wallace Huo
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【Synopsis】Qianlong took office in 1735 AD, and the side blessing Jin Ruyi, who knew him well, also entered the palace as a concubine. Since then, the two have performed a marriage process from love and mutual love to loss in the court.
【Starring】Zhou Xun, Wallace Huo, Ning Chang, Angel Dong, Tanya Tong, Xin Zhi Lei, Li Chun, Viva He, Vivian Wu, Hu Ke, Jing Chao
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What I really admire about the writing of this show is how it circles back to topics and issues raised in earlier episodes. In episode 5 Ruyi meets the Italian court painter and they have a conversation. She explains to him that an Emperor can only be painted with the Empress, his legal wife. He tells her that in the West a man can only marry one woman and not have any concubines and that a woman can seek a legal seperation from her husband when the affection between them is gone (both things aren't entirely true but that's a seperate matter) which fascinates Ruyi because both things are novel concepts to her. This conversation is early foreshadowing to Ruyi's and Hongli's love arc. Hongli has never considered bending the portrait rule for Ruyi- the woman he knew since childhood and that has been with him through thick and thin- but on a whim, a passing infatuation with a woman he barely knew, he flouted that rule like it meant nothing. In episode 81 Ruyi cuts her hair (husband and wife knot a lock of their hair when they are married) to symbolically sever their ties and in episode 86 she refuses to take back the scroll and seal despite Hongli's insisting and cuts herself out of their official portrait. To me it sends a strong message that in her mind SHE has divorced Hongli and that no matter whether he takes away her seal or deposes her or not, he doesn't hold that power over her. She doesn't care what the "official story" will be. Despite the fact that there is no legal precedent and that there won't be any legal acknowledgement of her "divorcing" Hongli, she did this for herself and for him to see. He doesn't get to discard or uplift her according to what he feels like on any given day anymore- SHE has divorced HIM and she is done with him. No malice, just self respect.
Beautiful ❤️
Ruyi was done with the abuse that the emperor has done to her over the years and him saying to forget her transgressions from the many women in his harem didn’t help matters and only damns himself in her mind. I’m glad she got to be free on her terms, not the emperor’s, even at the cost of death.
Yes. Yes. Yes. All of this!
You're a nice narrator thanks
Also in the scene when they finally met, when Ruyi talked to the emperor, she called herself “我/wǒ/”
instead of “臣妾 /chén qiè/“. Both mean I basically, but the second one is used by empress when they talk to the emperor.
At this point, Ruyi didn’t regard herself as his wife anymore.
Emperor: *wants ruyi back as empress and act like nothing happened*
Ruyi: Nah… *in ancient Chinese poem form*
satisfyingly, I have researched a lot of ancient Chinese Poems that unequivocally equate to "nah". Great analogy.
@@Mykohori what is the meaning of NAH
@@whatever9929 lol it means “no thank you, never again and never will be”
@@Mykohori thanks 😊
@@whatever9929 if someone you don’t like asking you out on a date now you know what to tell them. Nahhhhhh
“一路保重啊”
Her final words to him are “take care on the road ahead”. She was not just talking about his trip to the hunting grounds. The emperor once told her that he was lonely and wanted her to walk step by step to his side and be together going forward. She is telling him that she’ll no longer be by his side, the future road is one where he will have to walk alone, and to take care. The writing in this show is so beautiful and so heartbreaking .
Take of the road ahead that was the perfect farewell, but he wasn't worry he sought that she will return to him, that she is going to forgive him like she did when she return from the cold palace with a make up, he made peace with her.
The lady that he said loves, doesn't love him and he know, good that he is receiving the same medication,be with somebody who doesn't love you.she told him my fiance is only in my heart.
Thank you for the translation.
@@Phlowermom 💜
The thing is: Ruyi truly loved the emperor and endured so many challenges to the near end of her life, but he never realized it and thought he will once again win her back. He didn't even understand when Ruyi said about taking care of the road ahead. There is that egoistic part of him that claimed she will always be by his side no matter what, as in the past. But he failed to see that even the sturdiest tree that bloom for him will die at some point. Her tree did.....at the end.
Royal mother dowager is a boss in this one. Just comes in and delivers the most important message of the series then is like "Well ok now I'm done toodaloo"
The "toodaloo" made me giggle
Empress dowager always got me feeling powerful in this episode. And yes the “toodaloo” made me laugh
She didn’t become who she is just by sitting around. ED took out her opponents, climbed up the ranks, experienced many tragedies and still came out strong to help Ruyi when she needed it most.
I mean, it is Zhen Huan we're talking about. If you watched The Legend of Zhen Huan (technically a prequel to this drama), she's a badass mf.
@@louisedolan2384 Same 🤣🤣
The Emperor and Ling actually made the perfect couple. They both can’t admit when they’re wrong!
Being someone fake flattered by everyone surrounded will really make you hard to deny yourself. Or from the other angle to say, as on a position of emperor, it become somehow a responsibility to deny and idealize your fault, as this is dip carved in thought by that culture background.
What a disaster 😅
Is it okay that I watch this episode over and ove because it's so satisfying to watch ling get what she deserves?
So very true and it’s goes to show that the emperor has no balls and doesn’t deserve Ruyi lol
I've watched it over and over again.
Same 😂😂😂
I love the part where the emperor was being reminded again of how pure Ruyi's love was.. that she did not care for favor or power.. this is my favorite part too. It has good ending..!
She still got off waaay too easy
I loved this part that Ruyi refused to accept the royal seal that would make her the empress again. She refused to accept his “olive branch” of reconciliation and declined his invitation to accompany him to Mongolia on a hunting trip. Then, she refused to treat her TB, preferring to die without having to see him, giving him no forgiveness, no closure. He thought everything would be hunky dory once he re-established her, but she only wanted to be “free” of the Imperial City and him. The actor Wallace Huo acted superbly here as he displayed regret, guilt and embarrassment while talking to her. Fantastic cast of actors here.
Amazing series. My second time rewatching all episodes lol
Alison Rawbone 😂😂I’ve watched it 3x but it took me a long time to watch the whole episodes for the first time. I kept watching the random episodes in RUclips but couldn’t bring myself to watch it fully, as i couldn’t bear to see her suffering and mistreatment by him. Yet even as I watched each time I was filled with anger, frustration and tears. That’s how great the script and actors were.
@@meimei1919 I I feel you 😭😭😭 I've watched the entire series several times and since I'm aware of what harm would be done by Emperor, I skip to the episodes when each evil one falls.
During that scene, he cried uncontrollably even after the camera stopped rolling-
@@nancyleung9422 really....how do you know that?
When a woman is done, she's done done.
True. A woman usually gives her all and when she has nothing more to give, she just leaves.
That is so true, but honestly it's not a thing about gender. There are just people out there that give their all and people that don't.
@@bunnyrabi Yeah. Scorpios usually are like that, like what Ellen said above
@@Andrea11240 she has a lot to give but he destroy the good that was in her,recognize her love was too late,she didn't love him anymore, she lost the respect for him,for send to kill a innocent man that protect her at the cold palace,only for jealous he killed ling yunch. The abuse kill all the love that you have.
For real, for real.
Ruyi's love for him slowly burned out as he tormented her and Ling Yunche, after he forced himself on her so many times, he disrespected and abused her, and he didn't protect her or her children.. he completely broke her, she's dying out of grief in front of him, and he thinks that saying "these things are in the past" will fix everything. How delusional is this man?
He cares about nobody but himself.
Emperor still tryin to tell Ruyi to forget the past..where Emperor when Late Empress, Hui, A'Rou, and Jia.. Accuse and framed her..Only one needed to protect Ruyi was Emperor.. He failed Ruyi so many time, I'll forget the past..Forget u Emperor
and yet, after all that....he just cannot bring himself to say, I hurt you. I'm sorry. And then she cuts herself out of the painting with such a look of determination, then burns it....the ultimate "screw you" to the emperor. Not only did he lose Ruyi's love with his treatment of her, he lost the respect of everyone in the palace.
@@dlesher3101, all because of the snakes in the palace. He should’ve crushed them under his heel instead of letting them kiss his feet.
Classic Narcississt behaviour
No matter how great the love is, when not properly nurtured, it will fade and eventually die out.
I agree with you👍, indeed when we love someone we must be sincere, and also we should accept life with him in the best and the worst and without regret
Trust is important
Emperor was so cold to Ruyi.. Should have investigate.. Ruyi and Hailan did a better job investigating than Emperor
Love? I do wonder often about this word.already experienced the same.
Like a plant that you love. If you take care of it properly, it’ll bloom again when it dies. But if it’s not cared for, it’ll die quickly rather than later.
This series seriously did not get the recognition it deserves
Plain and simple Ruyi doesn't need Emperor in her life..
"Its all in the past now" is a way men use to not say sorry because they were wrong.
His pride cant allow him to say the "sorry" word clearly and admit how wrong he was...
Ya, I hate how he callously dismissed all the suffering he had caused her without apologising. Typical man, he expected her to be overjoyed that she’s back in his favour as if nothing had ever happened.
That's probably what pissed her off and made her cut herself out of that painting.
Agree. It irks me so bad. All he had to do was apologise but no. Argh dummy emperor 😠
@@aatiti2011 I think that even if he'd have clearly apologized, she was already done with him.
Huge transformation happened in Empress Dowager's heart about Ruyi. She hated Ruyi before because of her aunt but over the years her perceptions about Ruyi kept changing in a positive way. She finally saw Ruyi for what she really was, a lover who wanted nothing but love from her special one.
Totally agree 100%! There was always scheming, but under Ruyi, the harem was probably as peaceful and quiet as it could get. Under previous Empresses, there was way more drama and scheming. Ruyi was so generous in accepting other Consorts and children and treated their children as her own.
But the other women in Empress Fuca’s reign were cunning until Ruyi and those she trust made them pay for their mistakes.
Ehh, more like she realised that Ruyi wasn't going to seek vengeance on an aunty's behalf😅
Which is 100% how Zhen Huan felt about previous emperor
@@andoenicamacho7295 Exactly. She somewhat saw her younger self in Ruyi finally.
The look on consort ling’s face when her maid came out as if Lazarus rose from the dead was priceless
Wei Yanwan knows she’s screwed and it wasn’t until the scripture flags came into play, that was the final nail in her coffin.
And when Consort Yu said she had another witness, from the borderlands ...
@@bythebayou5351, yeah Wei Yanwan knew exactly who that witness was before Zuolu came out.
@@tararocksong5085 How many scripture flags were there? I couldn't really tell.
@@yvettehobbs1063, 15 flags for 15 people Wei Yanwan murdered.
Making those scripture flags was a brilliant idea of Ruyi. First of all it is a very beautiful and respectful gesture of her towards the deceased. Secondly she can appeal towards Yanwan's conscience by showing her a tangible and visible record of all those people she harmed. It's harder to delude yourself about your own actions if there is visible evidence of them. Thirdly it makes a greater emotional impact on the Emperor on many levels. Seeing the sheer number of people Yanwan harmed and all of their names makes it harder for him to make this matter smaller than it is or allow Yanwan to sway his decision with all her excuses. It also evokes guilt in him. While he has been oblivious, fooled by Yanwan timer after time and blamed and punished other people because of it, RUYI has known for a long time who is responsible. She has known long enough to make sutra flags for each and every one of them. It must be very painful for him to realise that.
While as an outsider I personally take satisfaction from Yanwan finally getting punished for all the things she did, Ruyi doesn't "But all those people who left will never come back again".
I understand that Yanwan's punishment is cold comfort for her after all those people and relationships she lost through her. Her son Yongjing, her daughter Jingsi, her foster son Yongqi, her mother, her best male friend Yunche and Yihuan and Luyun who were her closest friends after Hailan. No amount of punishment can make up for those losses.
He also took Ruyi's remaining son from her, too, for no real reason other than to hurt her.
“If I cut you out of my life, it’s because you gave me the scissors!”
Well said, Ruyi, without even the words being spoken!
Ruyi comprehending 'orchids beginning until end, cutting out her picture is her falling out of love, cutting ties and setting herself free from a love not worth holding on to. You go girl 👏
Agree with that... By cutting her hair and the portrait, Ruyi set herself FREE from bn devoted and loyalty to Emperor, cruel and abusive ways
Anybody else notice Consort Yu won’t call Ling Imperial Noble Consort? She calls her Wei Yawan her real name she entered the Palace under as a maid! She had her pegged all along when she told Yexin “we have another A’rou!” 🤣😂 still watching this and episode 63 over and over !!! Makes me feel better about life! LOL
…”I really admire Ruyi. I have lived so long. I saw the open and dark fights in the court and harem for power and title. But with Ruyi, favor, or power, or empress seat. She didn’t care about any of that. She only loved all the way”. - Empress Dowager.
😩😩
What the ED said is true about Ruyi. She never cared about fame, title, power or the empress seat. Only loving purely and unselfishly for those she considers family. It’s too late for the Emperor to make up for lost time after everything he did to Ruyi and those closest to her.
At first I didnt like ED at all... But after many episodes, she became one of my favorites. Hats off for Vivian Wu. Shes so beautiful irl (without all the ED costume)
How many times in this series did poor Yuho look at the Emperor like “you dumb ass! Get a clue!” She had to be frustrated with him and poor old Fujia older than the Empress Dowager but have to run back and forth every time she spoke! I would have to have slapped her upside the head a couple of times at least !🤣
This my second time watching this, and just realized Ruyi is feeding the plant her medicine from the bowl.
whoa….
I took notice of that too
😂😂well it proves Jiang Yubin is a good doctor!!!🤗
😱 seriously?! I never noticed
This is also a plant the emperor gave her years before
This drama took me on an emotional roller-coaster. Well mostly anger 😂😂😅
@Jai Riri and utter frustration! I don’t know how many times I was yelling at someone usually the stupid Emperor!!!!
@@Samsmom50 omg yes. I was going to write more but I realised how silly I was while watching this drama. Glad I wasn't the only one 😅
Greetings.
Most of us bare your sentiments and share the same laments in regards to "Ruyi Royal Love in the Palace."
I often find myself wondering after I've watched this....
Was she rewarded to have a loyal devoted love and live the life of a commoner in her next life.
I guess we would never know.
I would like to think she was rewarded with a far better life.
Due to her passing the test and trials of life. Learning the lessons life her that afforded her a far better next life.
It was predominantly anger and disgust for me
All these emotions and reactions prove that this is a great drama.🤗
The scirpture flags scene is so sad. Hailan knew Ling was evil but the realization of how many deaths, many of them children, were from Ling. The despair and disbelief on both the emperor's and Hailan's faces is brilliantly conveyed. They all played this scene perfectly.
Empress Dowager hit the nail in the coffin ⚰ for Emperor with those few words. "Ruyi didn't care about anything but love" the man died at that moment knowing he failed Ruyi after everything she did and the love had for him.
I am an overseas Chinese. I remembered when I was young, I was taught to be filial, to never address my elders by name, to address everyone to eat before meals, to not eat too fast and hastily with mouth open, to give honour to my ancestors, to recite the ancient poems. I was always wondering why my parents wanted to impart these values to me. These were the ancient traditions to remind me of my culture and to keep our civilisation. Now, I don't know how to even teach my daughter the language, there are so many deep meanings of each characters. So many history and meanings behind each poem. I am afraid it will die with my generation, my children will never know the beauty of their culture. I guess the modern China suffers from this as well.
Thanks to Mao we lost that culture and now the heritage is terrible nothing smart to pass over.
“Your autumn hunt this year. Take good care.”
Translation: Now run along you silly little emperor boy. Not one apology from you & you want me back just to run your harem? Get lost child. I know my worth & you, great emperor, don’t measure up! It’s not worth what breath I have left to even explain your lack of awareness!
And the scene where she cuts herself out of their portrait - When a woman is done, she’s done! There’s no restoration. No going back! It’s the final goodbye!
I love Ruyi! She’s a force to be reckoned with! She’s so far out of his league!
Yes that’s the most annoying thing was he didn’t even apologise. Such a douche bag
Yeah I’m just gonna be a complete jerk by lock you up take away your son and blame you for the death of the 5th prince. Then I’m going to come running back and be like just forget about ALL the terrible things I’ve done to you and I’m not going to say sorry or anything at all because I’m the GrAtE AmAzINg EmPeRoR.
@@luolin9836 Lmao so good 😂😂😂😂 I love the end because it shows Emperor still don't get that he has a big ego problem. Man said: "I know you don't wish to see others SO I came by myself" = Ok, since you're not coming to paid respect to me, I'm gonna come to you for once to show you how "COUGH" humble "COUGH COUGH" I am. Don't thank me, YOU just pretend like I've never hurt you by being a complete jerk. I love the vibe of Ruyi as she's looking at him quietly like: "Petty one... At least I didn't kill him by using him as a chessboard to evict the true villain. What a clown"
Ditto 💯 right on
Quite a feminist move tbh, such a badass to do that, considering how heavy the rules were, the traditions were for women to bare. I really admire the actual Nara Empress - whose information got wiped by the Emperor after cutting her hair though. She must be taking lots of shit to finally come to that decision
"Orchids beginnings still ends". Has a double meaning
1. Their marriage was beautiful and filled with bliss at the beginning but ended tragic,
2. Her life was filled with positivity and good health but started to deteriorate leading to her death.
TB is a nasty contagious disease with no cure in the 1700's that Ruyi lived in, she didn't have it easy from the beginning to end.
@@annbower6278 true it's not like now medicine has advanced so much from then
Yuhu was so satisfy to punish the evil woman. Through all this time, she knew that Ruyi was innocent but she must obey the emperor and can't say or do anything beyond his commands but was she happy to be able to finally deliver the punish. You can see it on her face.
As villain Ling was right in one thing: as an emperor he did not have an ounce of sincerity towards anyone , even Ruyi that he claimed he "loved" so much. He does not even know what love means.
Emperor love himself more.. He is a man with issues, not much a father to his heirs, and not much a husband to his harem
@@mariaescue5381 he is not a man to anything. as Rui said bf cutting her hair : he is egocentric despotic man with an idea inside of his head he never does anything wrong
He learn when it was too late, he remembered her until the end of his days, the evil told him the truth, I loved that part, as a man and husband you didn't got my heart the only one you put in cold place, tooked her title and treasure, good that she told that at his fsce,.
@@mariaescue5381 Male version of the easy girl, he think that all the girl love him, they using him like he did to them, knowing that Ruy love him, sought the diferente but it was too late not oportunidad of redemption, was too late she is gone, that is the hard part no oportunidad until the end cuttings his hair and putting together to recontrer in the afterlife.
I think the title should be “Ruyi’s Nightmare in the Palace”
Ep86. If only the dowager empress had assisted Ruyi through the years, how different this story would be.
Instead of helping that venomous Ling! How did she not step up sooner and express more regret? She enabled it all by saving Ling to use her for her own purposes.
Then there’d be no drama here to watch!😂😂🤣🤣
Not gonna happen when the emperor daughter, princess Jinse had the most power the heir to the Mongolian empire. It was Jinse that cause the death of Ruyi, ultimately because Jinse was influenced by her mom, first empress to dispose of Ruyi. The empress dowager hated Ruyi’s aunt so it was slowly coming to terms.
@@ThatGmoney I would argue that the Dowager could have stopped it all when Ling confessed to orchestrating Shu fei's child's death. ED could have had the emperor execute her. Jingse wouldn't have had an ally/snake whispering in her ear about revenge. She'd be spoiled and bitchy, but that's about it. Unless I'm totally mistaken...
Ruyi watering the dead plum and saying how she comprehended the saying "Orchid's beginning still end" is so symbolic on many levels. It's like she was telling him that their love was right there in front of him and still all he could think about was reinstating her. Her watering it was her last hope for her Hongli to come back maybe but after their meet she understood that there really was nothing for her but a luxurious life devoid of the love she deserved. I wonder if the emperor had just done a 180 and became his youthful self, would that have prompted Ruyi to maybe save herself? Maybe by watering the plum she was waiting to see if he could give her a reason to save her health? So many ways to think about it and all are just seriously too good. Well done!
The love don't end , the actions are who kill the love.
And the actions of the Emperor is what killed the love that Ruyi had for him. He took her love for granted and now it’s too late to make up even after her death.
After watching this a few times, I think she is watering the dead plum with her tuberculosis medication 😭
@@RhamanaChan, yep. Ruyi never took her medication cause she wants to die on her terms, and no one else’s. She wants to be free from the palace life, the politics, and most of all, the emperor.
I love the way Jiang Yubin takes that last glance at Wei Yanwan like he’s saying “ you are about to be ate alive, bitch!”😂😂😂
Background music in all scenes are appropriate and achingly fantastic! Music when they parted is so emotionally touching😭
Trying to find music from the show.
This episode truly leaves a bittersweet taste...
Of course, it's satisfying to see Consort Ling receiving the punishment she had - figuratively speaking - asked for since the beginning of the second half of this drama.
On the other hand... it's so heartbreaking to know that none of this will bring Ruyi happiness at the end of the day.
Even if a weight got lifted off her shoulders, nothing will erase her years of hardship she had been forced to endure thanks to the Emperor, Consort Ling, the former Empress and countless other people who saw Ruyi (or rather Ruyi's position) as a thorn in their eyes. The most frustrating person among those who had hurt Ruyi is the Emperor. Ruyi loved this man, the love between the Emperor and her were the only thing that really mattered to her (not the fancy title, the fame, the power), and he kicked her devotion with his feet - over and over again. Those last episodes were painful to watch, because Ruyi had reached her breaking point and the only excuse she got was "The past is in the past, don't let it stay on your mind". Even if he had prepared a better excuse, I don't think he had truly understood the root of Ruyi's misery: the Emperor's pride. He never saw any fault in himself. Punishing Consort Ling and "apologizing" to Ruyi did nothing to motivate him starting to question his own "faultless" existence.
Despite the frustrating ending, I thank you for your translations and for sharing this drama with us. All in all, the drama was captivating, the costumes and settings were gorgeous and the acting skills were simply magnificent. Let's be honest, Zhou Xun was the only reason I even wanted to endure those last episodes and I definitely need to search for other series she took part in.
It really does....I haven't cried so much due to a storyline in ages. Still wish the Emperor would have taken real notice and realized what an ass he was. So many of those lives, lives of those so loyal to him he distroyed.
I cackled when the emperor made his men physically make her to bow to each name on those flags that ruyi made. Unfortunately it wasn't enough to help cure her sickness :(
Greetings.
Qianlong judgement was clouded from the start with Ruyi, after the sudden of Royal Aunt (The Empress).
He was suspicious of her Aunts death. Qianlong made plans for her Aunt according to Ruyi' request.
However, when she suddenly died he became very suspicious and even asked Ruyi. Whom covered for the Dowager who first told Ruyi to take the poison. But she longed Qianlong so much and couldn't do it.
After the suspicious death...
Even The State sent in a Royal Counsel who said it was not of The Empress Nature to do such a thing.
Ruyi in front of Qianlong and everyone vouched for the Dowager by protecting her. Instead of telling the truth.
She wanted Qianlong....
Just to find out later down the years he would always suspect her motives and question the extents she'll go to in order to be with him. He knew how much she loved her Aunt The Empress of his Royal Father.
So, When she was accused of taking others lives, poisoning them, the false accusations of taking even her own unborn childs life and his legitimate son of her favorite Sister Consort Son' life....
Qianlong always immediately suspected her. She always had that dark cloud of suspicion in the back of his mind.
They let wicked Ling live confined to her palace, stripped of everything and forced to take the poison that she gave others without any being given the antidote after.
They...finally had her two servants that killed many for her to end her life.
The very two servants whom life she tried to end to make sure that there were no loose ends. Were sent in to end Lings life will a bowl of poison for the venomous 🐍.
Her (Consort Ling) Karma was well deserved in deed.
Unfortunately, I believe that it was Ruyi ' curse for protecting The Dowager after she poisoned her Aunt in return for Ruyi' life. She said there could not be two women oft Ula Nara Clan in the Palace. Qianlong asked her what happened Ruyi lied for his step mom to secure her position with the Emperor whom she loved and didn't want to take the poison that The Mother Dowager gave her. So she visited her Aunt in secret and gave her the poison in exchange for Ruyi' life.
This is why Ruyi did all that she dud to vindicate the others in the end thst Ling killed. Remember Consort Ling worked for the Mother Dowager. Whom Ruyi knew forced her Aunt to die with poison.
She couldn't get the Dowager..Yet she got that demon that the Dowager didn't know was working her own plans for the Throne until Ruyi exposed it all in the end
The Dowager knew Consort Ling was te reason Consort Shu took her own life after her child died. She told Consort Shu why she couldn't become pregnant at first and that the Emperor never loved her.
Ling, The Dowager, Emperor along with Lings eunuchs and servants were truly a brew of poisonous snakes. That feed off the energies of these young women and their children.
Ling was Ruyi Karma for the secret she held about the her own Aunts death. I order to be with her love. Whom the Dowager told Ruyi she wouldn't be with and needed to drink the poison if she wanted he Royal Aunt the Empress to live.
She sacrificed telling the truth to gain the of her life that she wasn't willing to give up at that time...
Until it was too late after years of seeing it was all for nothing.
The Heavens was trying to remove Mother Dowager then. She was also the cause of Qianlong (The Emperors Real Mom) death.
But Ruyi didn't expose her when the Emperor told her he had planned to take care of her in another palace as Ruyi requested. So why did she died?
He was suspicious of Ruyi every since.
That was Ruyi curse.
Whether she knows it or not...
The Dowager made blood sacrifice to spare Ruyi whom covered up for her not knowing the life events that would be before her for being apart of such a wicked deed.
She only had eyes for Qianlong.
And was willing to endure all things in order to be with her youth lover; As The Han Princess Rong describe it when asking Ruyi of her and the Emperors Love. After he sent Ruyi to her in order to coach The Han Princess into not committing suicide. Due to her grieving her love that died trying to cme after her on her journey to the Royal Palace to e with Qianlong.
Moving forward :
Notice...every times there's a suspicious death or Ruyi' guard Ling Lunche is always thrown in the emperors face to blind him...
He automatically suspects Ruyi?
For one it's because Qianlong was "Suspicious" that Ruyi covered up her Aunts death and protected his step mother (The Dowager). He felt like she would do anything to be with him. Also he suspected the Empress when she did speak up for Ruyi. Feeling as she was paying Ruyi for her loyalty to keep the Dowager secret. Also remember the Dowager had many on the consorts like Shu and Ling working in her favor. Qianlong also knew that.
Look how he treated Consort Shu. Prohibiting her to get pregnant having them give her a birth control in her medicine. That Consort Ling later revealed to her.
The second was he felt The Guard Ling Lunche was a better man to Ruyi than he was. He was always doing for Ruyi what Qianlong (The Emperor) should have been doing.
They used both these of the people that protected Ruyi to get at the Emperor. The Emperor whom also tried to protect her.
They removed both ppl. Including 5t Prince her Son whom protected her.
Dowager, Jai, Consort Ling and their servants were all jealous of Ruyi and wanted her out of the way at all cost.
In the end...
As The Daughter of Zion, "Bath Kol" sent of my Royal Heavenly Father, Last and Servant to all....
I will now take my leave.
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~Shabbat Shalom~
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Yes endorsing everything you have stating especially the acting was absolutely superior, wardrobe, whomever did the directing was terrific. Listen I myself really don't do subtitles all the reading, but I could not turn or not to keep going with this drama it was captivating lv lv the entire series. I found another drama series called yanxi palace another great show to see.
@@TouchnotDAnointingof136DZion Ditto.
You need to get out more.
Everything in that last scene between the Emperor and Ruyi was symbolic. I've watched it 4 or 5 times and I'm still finding meaning. It's an Amazing piece of work!
Oh, yes! The withered plum, his inquiry on her health and she tells him she's fine to not bother him even though she's dieing, him asking her to go hunting is again for Palace duty and her saying no, that she had enough, but he's to busy to notice and in his arrogance thinks she'll accept later, then she remains there and hopes he'll join her, but he choses royal duty and turns his back on love and meaningfulnes and leaves her behind and alone like he did always, and the poem doesn't register with him like all the words she has said before that fell on deaf ears with him.
In the real story, there is no trace of empress Ula Nara. Historians believe, Qianlong destroyed all her portraits. She died from depression, bestowed of all her titles, alone in her palace, and Qianlong didn't show any empathy. Consort Ling was favored at that time.
Of course nobody knows what really angered Qianlong to do that to the empress... but every person who asked about the matter will get beaten to death by the order of the emperor.
Here, the autor tried to give Ula Nara actions some meaning, and I think it's wonderful. In this case, she is the one who destroys all her portraits.
I really loved this drama.
There is some truth about this version of Ruyi’s life , The emperor was exactly as he is portrayed in this drama based on history. China also blocked this drama to be televised.
Consort ling in the real life the historian said that she wasn't bad, the was a sweet lady.
Well supposedly what caused the 'divorce' is something this drama and Yanxi palace agreed on: It involved Wei, a party boat, and wanting a whore to be his wife which would've ruined the royal family's rep. And here's something to ponder your mind, if Wei was REALLY his favorite, why didn't he make her Empress when she was alive? He only did that AFTER she died which was WIDELY unpopular from all fronts in his country. Speaks a lot if you ask me.
We women have lots to learn from Ruyi's dignity. 👏👏👏👏👏👏
Funny thing about those sutra flags, Ruyi only knew about half of the people Consort Ling killed or harmed! There were many, many others!
Something else to think about: As much as we all really, really hate Consort Ling, it takes incredibly fine acting to make us hate this character so much! Bravo, villain! What a fine job you did in making us hate your character, Ling!
As I always say, hate the character not the actor/actress.
That slap the emperor gave imperial noble consort was satisfying 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣 I rewinded it at least 3 times lol
Ikr, felt so good
Agreed & loved every moment of it
Very satisfying that Wei Yanwan is getting a long overdue justice for her crimes.
I wish they invited Rong Pei just to slap her tho
I hate this heifer but I loved that she twisted the knife w/the emperor about how he treated Ruyi..the one who truly loved him & had his back..you could see in his face 👏🏾she 👏🏾 hit 👏🏾 home 👏🏾 with 👏🏾 that 👏🏾 one . Let’s not forget his mom..she let him know., all Ruyi did was love..the look on his face, priceless!!…watching it again Ruyi Refusing the empress treasures was basically letting him know “ I don’t want a damn thing from you” the woman you threw away saved your life & the lives of your remaining children..I’m done.
Shame of them to kill innocent man, the emperor and her sister should shame and never forget for that crime,they put his ashes in a common grave, he was who protect Rhuy.
Those scripture flags were and beautifully designed by Ruyi. The respect and care she took with each, knowing that they were to be burned afterwards, shows the care she had for each of the recipients, which included her own loved ones and Yongqi, whom she loved just as much!
Gonna miss this show. I want to see 'The Wolf' too. It says Eng Subs, but there aren't any. The Han princess and Kia fei are featured in this, too.
Just type in "The Wolf" on You Tube and all the episodes come up. There are Eng subs. I just now double checked. I have been rewatching episodes. .
It doesn't have a happy ending either, just a forewarning.
@@savannahshane2231 reality rarely has a happy ending
The look the Empress gives when asked to take her position back 39:29 is so priceless. So exhausted but at the same time saying, you sorry ass! you ain't shiiiiet! Yeah keep waiting I've been done. The hair dummy, THE HAIR!!!
Sis said "the hair dummy, the HAIR!" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣Got me wheezing over here
i literally cackled
Her look says, “you still don’t understand, I cared more about you than the position. I loved you, but you still only care about your pride.”
But most of all, that position won’t bring her mother, her children, those she call friends or her devoted bodyguard back. All it brought was misery, heartaches and headaches.
I feel sorry for Ruyi. For many years she couldnt have kids, then she loses her 2 youngest and nearly loses her eldest had Empress Dowager not intervened. She deserved better than what she got in this show
Typical man.
"I fucked up, but it's in the PAST now, why you mad?!"
yep
I forgave you, woman....now let's get on with it....just forget it. what an ass. I must say.....the actors all had incredible performances...from the children, to the servants, to the court and imperial family.....awesome series.
Coward instead said sorry that put you in cold palace, sorry that acuse you to be the killer of our two sons, sorry that I accused you of unfaithfu,sorry that I tooked your title and your money, not this coward wasn't capable to said that! Good that he got remorse and missed her until he die.l
Ruyi is elegant and refined to the end. She was true to herself from beginning to end. The royal Palace changed everyone but not her, she was exactly the same person as she was before she entered to when she died.
People call he dumb for not succumbing and flattering the Emperor, but such things are beneath her. She is a herself before she is the emperor’s subject.
She would’ve made an excellent empress. Ruyi never strays from who she is, and punishes those who harm the ones she cares about and when the man she loved became corrupt by the palace’s webs of deceit, Ruyi divorced his ass saying she never asked nor wanted to be empress. She survived her “punishments” when Ruyi was accused of the crimes she didn’t commit. That’s the true meaning of empress.
I think she displays her Buddhist beliefs most in this episode - to let it all go in order to be free of the endless suffering she endured as Empress. I think she still loved Hongli, but detested the roles they were cast in and that is why she wanted to be free. In her letter to her son, she expressed that her only wish was for him to be free to choose his own life and not succumb to "duty". Wonderful acting. I always cry my eyes out everytime I watch it.
Rhuy grow up in the palace for her untie that was queen too, others they came from other clans.that why she was different, why always the people that are good people paid them bad
I like that reference about flowers. There are beginnings and ends to everything like the women in the harem and her friendship, love, marriage, then divorce to the emperor.
This is my second round of watching this series. After finishing the first time; something in the next episode struck me. It's about the been 'dead' for a long time green plum planters. When the emperor dies; you can see tiny green buds on them after long years of no life. He gifted Ruyi those plants, they flourished for awhile; as their connection withered so did the plants. When both were finally dead, the plants life began a new.
The complete turnaround of Empress Dowager is so hypocritical yet understandable. It was her that set up Ruyi's aunt (the former Empress) by setting up Hongli's elder brother to look like he was trying to take over the former Emperor's seat. Then went to Ruyi and her aunt BOTH with the poison to commit suicide thinking she'd get rid of them both. But Ruyi's aunt took it, and Ruyi would have too if she hadn't went to see her aunt first. Now, Empress Dowager is this Royal figure when she plotted just like Wei Yanwan!
Empress dowager has been in the palace for so long and survived on the top-she is masterful at scheming. And if you watched the prequel, you would see how horrible ruyi’s aunt was and that was probably why empress dowager understandably hated her and was very suspicious of ruyi
I just skipped all the episodes to watch this one just because consort ling is finally about to pay for what she did
ME TOO!
Same here the scene never gets old
Yep
Haha me too
You were smart.
Has anyone counted how many times hes told ruyi that she was compromised and the past is in the past??
Just to clear up a few things on why Ruyi is closed off to everyone in the end. She has Tuberculosis, even the doctor at that time know how dangerous this is. He took her pulse and immediately quarantined the stuff he touched her with. It is extremely contagious and can KILL anyone in vicinity, this is why the maids are DOOMED, Rong Pei probably caught it already, and why she didn't want to see anyone at the end because this shit spreads like wildfire. Someone also mentioned why she didn't have closure with her son in the end... well, its obvious that she didn't want to kill him too. End of the road, alone, and no one can follow her. What a sad sad ending... I wish there was a giant fryer so I can dip that shithead Emperor in slowly and watch his skin pops like pork bbq.
Exactly. Ruyi was protecting her sisters and her only son from her disease. She died on her terms, not the emperor’s.
I'm sorry but I started laughing when the guards just dragged Consort Ling to bow in front of every scripture flags and just literally throws her back on the floor lmaoooo
Wei Yanwan deserves the abuse after everything she did to Ruyi, and Hailan and their children.
@@tararocksong5085no abuse is enough for all those deaths
@@prettyxkitten, yeah, it’s never enough. But at least the victims have been avenged.
That look when his mother is talking about ruyi wanted nothing but love his face is like...what have I done???
Me to the Emperor: You had numerous chances to make up for your behavior and actions over the years, but you blew it all up with what you did to Ling Yunche and Ruyi. You deserve no forgiveness, no closure and no receiving any amount of love from Ruyi left. All you’ll be is a lonely, heartless man who thinks himself as a widower instead of admitting Ruyi divorced your arse first.
He didn't know what he had until he lost it. Hongli was both a fool & dumb enough to believe the lies from other poisonous jealous lips. Whereas Ruyi was above all of that that.
He kill a innocent man because this lady, her sister should be shame she know that he was inocente but she want to please the emperor she give the death, Rhuy never talk with her anymore.
@@doriscastillo8020 he killed the guy cause of his jealousy. It wasn't ruyis fault she remained loyal to him till he started taking everyone else's word but hers. Plus the other woman set them up for all this
his mother finally understood that she never was loved, and the king feel what he did and feel sorry!
What's even sadder is the Emporer acknowledged that the other concubines did not have his best interest. He even saud he should listen to Ruyi more. Of course this is when he found out she was pregnant the first time. He let Ling get off so many times! The thing is I believe he enjoyed the fighting in the harem. He also ina way blamed Ruyi for not fighting as hard, and not going with his every command. He wanted her to close her eyes to misdeeds and be a dutiful wife, while he tarnished his own reign. He believed Ruyi would stand by his side, no matter the treatment. I'm glad at the end he learned all of that meant nothing without the one that TRULY loves you. Sorry for the rant. I've watched this show over ten times.
No, you’re right on the spot about the Emperor. Of all the ladies in his harem, only Ruyi was different cause she loves unconditionally with no selfishness in her heart whatsoever but the emperor failed to see it until many years after she died. Material things mean nothing compared to the purest love from someone. By the time the emperor figured it out, it was too late.
Shes amazing! I swear Ruyi is just perfect!!!
I've watched the series at least 3 times and episodes that I like. Ruyi is just a selfish as the Emperor. In those times, she could have been placed in the Cold Place for her actions, but yet she keeps the anger going. I get why she was hurt and upset, but her actions had consequences. After the Emperor grants the divorce for Linh Yunche and his wife, the Emperor explains to Ruyi that he is bothered by the rumors. He wanted her to basically stroke his ego say what he wanted to hear in soft words. But she argues with him and stomps off. Later on, Ling Yuenche is made into eunuch. All bc Ruyi did not stop the rumors in his head. Second example: she stopped taking her medicine and decides to die after she gets revenge on Consort Ling. She knows how fragile he is and she knows now a motherless prince is treated in the palace bc she rescued Yonghuang from being neglected. All these actions were to win fights against the Emperor.
@@hazelgreeneyz7218 bruh how could she possibly have known that the emperor would CASTRATE Ling Yunche if she didn’t stop the rumours?? She didn’t think he would be that inhumane, no one did!! No one saw it coming
@@hazelgreeneyz7218 also Ruyi knew her son has ED & Consort Yu looking out for him
Ruyi is always there to get justice for herself and others!!!! Love her poise and respect even when she is being wronged.. I am so glad that Dowarger listened to her often and developed and respect and liking to her although she did not want to admitt it.. and she was always there for Emperor trying to talk since into him!!! I respect her more now then in the beginning.. this show has evolved and the characters have also during the time.. perfect examples of maturity.. except Emperor in his own way he will regret a lot and at this moment it all came to a breaking point for him it appears.. but too late I am afraid.. Ruyi is done and she should be.. the moment they made her bow for all the people she killed was emotional to see and Ruyi said it right"but those people who left will never return".. 😢😭😢
I truly believe Ruyi was more interested in justice for those that suffered at Wei Yanwan's hands then in justice for herself.....especially, her children...
It’s sad how the emperor sacrificed her from day one, since the very beginning of the story she was the one sent to the cold palace, she was the one being suspected always and defamed. And the one that brought all of this pain and suffering was the emperor himself with his indifference and coldness, it feels like he wanted her as you would want a watch or an accessory, but she really loved him without scheming and calculating, just wanted to be with him. In the end she realised that all the love she had for him was one sided, and there was no trust whatsoever so she just gave up and died instead of spending all her remaining life in a golden cage, beautiful but cold and hollow.
Love does not die, the emperor killed her inside, humiliating her, always beating her and believing everyone except her and she loved him. She let herself die because she was already dead inside. What a great pain it is to see that the person you love so much has become your worst enemy.
I loved it when Ruyi turned down the scroll and treasure! And the Emperor was surprised???
I was rooting for Ling's torment. Vindictive monster. No remorse.
Seriously a blubbering mess at the end.
She was disgusting. Argh
I think they'd cut some scene of her being torture as China prohobit such cruelty to be show on screen.
I was waiting for Consort Ling’s payback as well. When Ruyi sends her prayer flags of Consort Ling’s victims, I thought of the Dexter series where before Dexter kills his victims, he shows them pictures of their victims!
So, instead of killing her outright, the Emperor feeds her the poison mushroom soup that she gave to Ruyi’s son. It also causes severe cramping. So, she is tortured with severe cramps all day, every day, then has to be given an antidote so she can do it all over again the next day! As I recall, it slowly destroys your organs & has addictive qualities besides also being a hallucinogen! So he gives it to her for 9 years! Then, after she’s addicted to it, he feeds her arsenic! How fitting!
@@terrywade3696 thankyou for the clarification! Much appreciated x
@@terrywade3696 was this death ritual shown in the next episodes?
To not hold any grudges and just love all the way. You have to have real pure heart. I admire her so much. There are so many grudges we hold on to in our lives I don’t know she does it.
What good are grudges when it brings nothing but misery to one’s heart? Ruyi chose to forgive and remember them as people before the palace changed them and led either to their death or exiled from the Palace.
This is what the Emperor deserves since he embraced all the lies about the Empress and wallowing in his cruel situations that he can't fix.
I have fallen in love for this Drama. Emperor & Empress have done their best making us cry & laugh both Zhou Xun , Wallace Huo & the cast Love them all !!!!!!
I have to say, the cast was incredible.....but I was with taken with the eyes of the gentleman who played Jinbao....beautiful eyes .
Ok I hate Ling so much and she got what she deserved but can we all just take a sec to realize that even in death she told the emperor the bit of truth that stuck with him into his old age. "Yes they obey you. But who does it sincerely? All they want is what you can give them. Who truly ever loved you?"
She was true in what she said to the Emperor. No woman loved him truly than Ruyi and he ruined it himself with his paranoia and selfish ambitions.
This is bitter-sweet for the emperor...to see Ruyi after he realized that only Ruyi loved him sincerely, thanks to the Empress Dowager and all of Ruyi's efforts to bring justice and peace to all those who died. Ruyi paid tribute to all of them and felt really sad that scheming inside the palace between consort will never end. The Empress Dowager pointed this out to the emperor. Sad, he didn't win her back. She is dying.
Oh, but Ruyi is firm. Cutting their scroll taking her picture out is so symbolic the flower (love) has now withered.
I wonder how it feels to find out that one woman ruined your life, your merriage, killed your kids en more and you let it happen bc you rather believed her than your own wife and "love of your life". Idiot.
And I love his mother and Ruyi!
I counted 14 people she killed. I agree, imagine as a parent and a emperor he couldn't even protect his own children.
I don’t, his mother is a killer
Dec 15, 2020 A tragic and yet beautiful story. I have just completed watching the entry series yes all 87 of them, for the 2nd time. I'm American & don't speak Chinese yet about half way through the first viewing I found I was no longer reading as I understood. It's amazing what can be achieved by listening inflections in the voices, music and watching expressions and mannerisms. I love this story and I fully intend on watching it again. I've never watched anything of this length nor in a language I don't even understand or speak. This is sure to become a classic in literature to watched, studied and loved by many generations to come. Thank you for all who made this possible.
I don't think many people could imagine. I know I couldn't.
@@cindywillis8923 u definitely need to watch the series before Ruyi, Zhen Huan Zhuan (甄嬛传）Empresses in the Palace.. talking about the legend of emperor's mom.. so good.. better than Ruyi.. same writer.. it was the TV Drama made the writer and was kind a milestone in Chinese ancient TV Drama.. Watching it and u will see more things clearer.. lol
Ruyi did not want to be beloved after death after being abused all her life.
She destroyed the painting so he couldn't pray to her in the Ancestor hall.
What an actress she is
Marion Smith They all are. Fantastic!
@@meimei1919 I beg to differ she is absolutely supreme,and none of the other actresses as well as the current younger actresses can hold a candle to her
The empress? Yes
Well...many do not congratulate the villain she played that evil part to the max!
I applaud the actress for playing the villain. She played it so beautifully that it makes us hate her character.
What a stupid emperor. To think after you mistreated your wife so badly that she would still want to accept the scroll and deal? Hell no! Ruyi made the right choice. The relationship that Ling yu chun and ruyi had are absolutely a relationship that exists in the world. It’s rare but it is there.
Awesome series and storyline. I'm amazed the emperor didn't take consort ling head after getting caught red handed with the crown prince box
How I see it, death is not always suffering, it can be an escape (empress). And living is not always enjoying, it can be suffering (consort ling). Such a great series indeed!!!
He wanted her to suffer.. Taking her head off would've let her off too easy.. Just like he said he wouldn't let her die without suffering.
He can't. If he orders that the words would got out. That's not good for the palace
@@cdao85 you are definitely right. But considering the punishment the King's guard turned eunuch (ling yuchang) received she should've had like punishment instead of been slowly poisoned.
@@moerawineti4636 Poison makes the suffering last longer. And he wanted her to suffer.
38:50 This dude is really gonna just try to go with, “hey so that’s all water under the bridge, let bygones be bygones, eh?” 😂
So I did not realize he let Eunich Li go and thats why that Jiz Zonge was with the Emperor causing all havoc.. should have kept loyal Li by your side.. yeah she is not taking it back that boat scene was fire 🔥.. yall laid it all out on the table and once said cant take it back.. comparing her to the first Empress who cause the same her own problems in the harem..🤔
The scene when Dowarger explained what Ruyi told her and how she helped to expose Ling was priceless!!! She even had to say the truth about Ruyi and she was soooo right eveything she did was for the good of others including the Emperor... even down to convincing the Han women to be with him... Ruyi is a treasure neglected by the Emperor in the end and listening to Ling who did so much damage.. he should feel horrible and still did not think to go to Ruyi to apologize!!! Stubborn self!!!
the emperor actually started believing his own hype about himself......he's only a human...nothing more....and I think he finally understands that in the end
I've never seen the part where he lets Li Yu go. Do you know which episode it is?
@@savannahshane2231 I just finished the series. It's not mentioned that I recall, he just disappears after Ling Luche is killed. If there's a specific scene, I missed it.
I just remembered what Emperor said:
"Wei clan women has been by my side since she was a young server, you could say she was nurtured by me. Do you think I could nurture such an evil women? One that could kill my heirs and her own mother?".
Yeah, he ate his words after all the evidence was laid out on a silver platter and displayed in front of him.
I so admire Ruyi! I love her strength. She doesn’t give a ding dang dong anymore. She’s FREE!
I hate the way the Emperor apologies, if we can call it an apology. After humiliating people e.g. Ruyi and hurting her so much, he just says “oops” and carries on and expects them to continue like nothing happened! Sies man.
Ruyi carefully and gently scooping spoonfuls of her freshly brewed medicine to water her dead plant made me lol but also how heartbreaking.
that basically is saying the real illness is not her medical problem but the dead plant which represents her true love with Emperor.
@@Max-my6rk So true. You realize it even more at the end since ( Warning spoiler ) as the Emperor dies, the plum tree starts to bloom. For me, the plum tree represented Ruyi herself dying because her love was destroyed by the Emperor so he had to die for her to stop fading.
@@feliciamad6284 I don't think that is what it means.. I think where we see Ruyi at the end and the tree blooms because they're reunited in the after life and can love one another again like how they did in the beginning of the series.
@@katrinav.7011 I will much say that Qinying ( Ruyi when she was young ) reunited with Hongli. Because they're no longer the same as before, this explains why Ruyi's plum tree withered despite all the care she gave to it. Emperor as he appeared to us at the end of the series is no longer the dazzling Hongli that Ruyi used to love. He didn't care for her love and let her wither. Just my opinion
@@Max-my6rk i was thinking that same thing. The love between her and the emperor was also represent in the plant that stopped blooming years ago.
“Just which of us is the free one?”
Oh, Empress Dowager. I never thought I would love her so much. This line brought me to tears
Best episode in all the episodes. Ruyi is OVER IT to the maximum effect. God I love her 😍
From denying any wrongdoing to blaming others and finally blaming the emperor himself. Consort Ling never ceases to amaze us.
Unfortunately for the Emperor he's lost the only true love that he had. Ruyi doesn't care or want him anymore. He's done too many things to her ,that are unforgivable. The wicked, evil yanwan has finally got her just rewards. My favorite episode. The acting is superb. Some characters you can't help loving and others you can't help hating. Such a great story. I've seen it about 6 times and still love it.
Just watched the series again, this time on my tv(43")instead of my phone. This series is so addictive. Love it. Still makes me cry. , The Emperor really was a fool.
What an outstanding actor is the Emperor's actor. You can see half of his emotions just by his gaze.
I'm obsessed with this episode 😭I want to slap the hell out of Yanwan when she said she had no choice to kill all these people. It's a choice to do evil, other than murder there was plenty ways of climbing in position. And because people in the harem do it doesn't mean that it's OK if you kill too. So cunning...
This emperor keeps killing his kids due to his lust...such a pity so many people lost their lives
I think what she means about the flower poem is that as a flower her relationship bloomed and as an empress her life and duties grew but also that flowers bloom and fall and their timing is everything. Her timing is done, she has fallen like the flower and as she knows her end is near.
this episode did not dissapoint
Even though the Emperor corrected his mistakes, asking for forgiveness is another thing. Your heart gets tired too especially when grief after grief after grief exhaust your love.
Agreed. Ruyi died on her terms while the Emperor was filled with regret and loneliness for the next 40 years of his life.
The actual number of people Consort Ling harmed, either directly or indirectly by her actions...Ruyi would need much more fabric and ink to cover them
How do i start? I'll start by saying all these actors/actresses have done a superb job for each character. I looked at this in its entirety and I love ep. 86 the most. During the series from when Ruyi was sent to the cold palace to now, that woman has balls of steel! But she finally had enough and refused to be an empress again all because if his bullheadedness. She made him answer for everything he did in spades, only thinking of finally having peace for herself. The emperor lived with regret, loneliness and embarrassment for the rest of his life.
oh, that music that plays when they last see each other......makes me cry every time each time I watch it....
I’ve been thinking I’ve probably watched this episode a million times, because it’s so satisfying to see Ling get her’s!! Anyway I couldn’t get why Ruyi would turn all of those who stood by her away and not even see her son. She’s not cruel I realized she’s protecting them she has TB and probably knows it’s contagious. That’s the only reason I think she would turn her back on those who stood by her. She was seeing Hailan up until she was diagnosed. Maybe I’m stupid but that’s my thoughts.😳🤗
It’s true that TB is contagious even in the present day. Ruyi didn’t want her sisters exposed and have them sick, that’s why she made them leave. So they’ll be safe.
*has a close up conversation with the emperor*
@@sofia-pb1kt omyGoddddddd🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂😂
@@tararocksong5085 she didn't want to see her sister becouse she killed ling knowing that he was inocent.
@@doriscastillo8020, that too, but Ruyi knows full well it’s against her nature to kill an innocent life so Halian did it for her even at the cost of their sisterhood.
let us be honest... Chun chan and wang chan won't be living too long after they reported consort ling...
Yes but at least they can be proven half innocent lmaoooo (as in the did those horrible things by force and they didn't have the interest to do it)
…..think again. lol
@@asuraz2866 Well......ChanChun did her share of coming up with some of the sick plots they did and took great pleasure in the after effects.....so she should pay, too..... Wang Chan...well, that boy didn't seem the brightest bulb on the string..
I hate domestic Violence, but how many of you were holding on to your seat waiting for the emperor to kick ling one shoe up her nose hole!
Bro same! So many times did I want to punch him in the face. And when he said "don't let the past stay on your mind" I wanted to drag him through the screen after everything he did!
Hate the character, not the actor.
For those that don't know the soup that Wei drinks from her servants is the mushroom soup that makes a person crazy and a drug addict. It's the emperor's revenge for what Wei tried to do to his son with the same soup.
And she “drank” the soup and the antidote every day for 9 years until her servants poisoned her with arsenic ordered by the Emperor.
@@tararocksong5085 Yep. Too bad they didn't put coke in the soup as an added bonus.
@@NAVEMAN3, there’re some mushrooms that can cause hallucinations and other problems in the body. No use of coke whatsoever.
@@tararocksong5085 Would've been a nice touch though.
@@NAVEMAN3, wouldn’t be the purpose of the punishment. Wei Yanwan tried to poison Ruyi’s son with mushrooms so she’s getting the same treatment that she gave him.
This episode was very intense but everything happened the way it should have. No spoilers from me, truly the best episode.😊
Favourite episode so far! ♥️
Rewatching this reminded me of when the emperor asked ruyi that if she ever calculated and used him in any plans against other concubines and she never did until now.
That look he gave her when he caught her with the scroll...damn!
Cold Dead Stare Into Her Black Soul
Yanwan: tries to be sneaky
Emperor: Surprise.
Yanwan: surprised Pikachu face
I was like “Ahh! You busted!” 😂😂😂😂😂😆😂
Yeah, getting your hands on the Emperor’s secret edict box and trying to put the heir’s choice inside (when it’s the decision of the emperor, no one else) is a big no-no. That’s treason and can very easily get yourself executed!!!!
The last scene of her cutting the portrait was such a strong move and her not being angry but determined made it so much better. I was so proud. And turning back the scroll and treasures? She's no longer giving him any power to deny her anything. She's working on her own time now, not his.
I love watching wei getting what is due and how angry the emperor gets when she says the only one who cared for him with full sincerity he treated like shit.
And his ego still wouldn't admit the truth. Let's face it, when the first empress confessed her sins he realized that he couldn't trust his perceptions about anyone.
Someone else commented that his distrust of Ruyi started when she wouldn't say her aunt was poisoned by his mother. Ruyi tried to have it all thinking she was protecting her love by keeping the truth to herself.
He didn't trust those in the harem that truly loved him because most were selected by his mother. While several did spy for her, others loved him too much to do so. Pity he couldn't tell the difference.
She told him the truth in his face, she told him like husband and men, you didn't please me,.