I love it when Ruyi put Jia in her place just before the 'earring incident' and Hailan's look of "take THAT" the silent exchanges from HaiLan are sometimes more entertaining than her verbal ones. xD
I just realized suoxin called noble consort jia as jin yuyan. She hates her so much that she doesn't care enough to call her titles. She's justified for that though
Jia never hid her dislike from Ruyi because she assumed Ruyi would be an easy person to beat therefore not someone she needed to fear. Jia hid her dislike from Empress Fuca because she was Empress and if Jia showed her true colors then the Empress could easily destroy her nd throw her aside. Jia never knew Ruyis true strength
@@dihydrogenmonoxide7056 it also makes me wonder if the Jin clan King knew that Jia was an orphan and that's why he didnt reciprocate her feelings for him since her background was of humble birth and not noble
She wouldn’t dare be as bold with Fuca because the Empress sired almost as many children as her and her clan was very influential to Emperor’s politics. She probably felt more secure doing it to Ruyi because unlike Fuca, Ruyi didn’t have children of her own and she had no clan backing for Emperor. Ruyi’s support mostly came within the Central Palace (Consort Yu, Consort Chun, and the Mongolian consorts). By the time Ruyi took over the Central Palace, Jia only started to lose influence. She simply miscalculated being on the highs for so long. She was one of the smartest in the harem actually. If anything, she was up there with Ruyi and Consort Yu when it comes to brains. She only messed up because of stress after playing the game too hard for too long. She dealt with any possible threat that could be in her way or her sons’ ways. Meanwhile, Yu chose her battles wisely, focusing on her and Ruyi’s safety, and Ruyi only cared to fight with certain people only and knew when or with whom to let go.
@@AsianDudeOnline Honestly? I'm almost certain she wasn't of humble birth. Her being sent to the emperor gave the clan status more than just a prince. And I don't think they would have given her TO the emperor if she wasn't noble in case he found out. He likely just knew she was worth more to the clan away than with him and status was before all, even blood. And as it seems a lot of the men would swear to loving a woman, be SHOCKED if told he was cruel to her and then just use them as a bedwarmer, emotion soother and ego stroker. It would be love, but a hell of a twisted up one. Not that the western world is ALL the different at times. But sending a foundling and LYING about it to the emperor would be something that could cause their clan to be wiped out. Well. The lying part certainly would.
12:16 Let’s not forget this little cherry on the cake. Even Jia Guifei’s attendant Lixin got slapped as a warning to make sure her mistress didn’t make more mistakes by being told she had everything to lose if it happened again. 😈
If I were an empress, as the fiction said so, I will closed to Hailan, I might promote Hailan being Yu Guifei instead. But it's a fiction, right? Haha. Btw, Rongpei character was fierce.
I love it when Ruyi put Jia in her place just before the 'earring incident' and Hailan's look of "take THAT" the silent exchanges from HaiLan are sometimes more entertaining than her verbal ones. xD
「赠」与纯贵妃，礼尚往来之意；「赏」嘉贵妃，尊卑有别之意。
原来如此
所以之後海蘭說如懿做到寬嚴並濟，她安撫了純貴妃，彈壓了嘉貴妃
I just realized suoxin called noble consort jia as jin yuyan. She hates her so much that she doesn't care enough to call her titles. She's justified for that though
No respect for such people
Rongpei is a savage. Protecting ruyis name and attacking their enemies. Real ride or die.
I never understood why Jia was so open with her hatred towards Ruyi when she was able to hide her dislike for Empress Fuca lol Jia is not too bright
Jia never hid her dislike from Ruyi because she assumed Ruyi would be an easy person to beat therefore not someone she needed to fear. Jia hid her dislike from Empress Fuca because she was Empress and if Jia showed her true colors then the Empress could easily destroy her nd throw her aside. Jia never knew Ruyis true strength
@@dihydrogenmonoxide7056 it also makes me wonder if the Jin clan King knew that Jia was an orphan and that's why he didnt reciprocate her feelings for him since her background was of humble birth and not noble
She wouldn’t dare be as bold with Fuca because the Empress sired almost as many children as her and her clan was very influential to Emperor’s politics.
She probably felt more secure doing it to Ruyi because unlike Fuca, Ruyi didn’t have children of her own and she had no clan backing for Emperor.
Ruyi’s support mostly came within the Central Palace (Consort Yu, Consort Chun, and the Mongolian consorts).
By the time Ruyi took over the Central Palace, Jia only started to lose influence. She simply miscalculated being on the highs for so long.
She was one of the smartest in the harem actually. If anything, she was up there with Ruyi and Consort Yu when it comes to brains. She only messed up because of stress after playing the game too hard for too long. She dealt with any possible threat that could be in her way or her sons’ ways.
Meanwhile, Yu chose her battles wisely, focusing on her and Ruyi’s safety, and Ruyi only cared to fight with certain people only and knew when or with whom to let go.
@@AsianDudeOnline Honestly? I'm almost certain she wasn't of humble birth. Her being sent to the emperor gave the clan status more than just a prince. And I don't think they would have given her TO the emperor if she wasn't noble in case he found out. He likely just knew she was worth more to the clan away than with him and status was before all, even blood. And as it seems a lot of the men would swear to loving a woman, be SHOCKED if told he was cruel to her and then just use them as a bedwarmer, emotion soother and ego stroker. It would be love, but a hell of a twisted up one. Not that the western world is ALL the different at times. But sending a foundling and LYING about it to the emperor would be something that could cause their clan to be wiped out. Well. The lying part certainly would.
Rongpei is a legend!!! 😆
看100遍都覺得痛快
我愛容佩^^
純貴妃的瑪瑙明珠耳墜真的很配她江南的氣質。嘉貴妃的紅玉髓耳墜真的很適合她異國的氣質。
看不出来
重點誤🤣
不说什么风格气质，但是赏给金玉妍的耳坠是真的好看😂
純貴妃穿的紅色啊
@@海棠Loveyou 但不是正紅呦~
12:16
Let’s not forget this little cherry on the cake. Even Jia Guifei’s attendant Lixin got slapped as a warning to make sure her mistress didn’t make more mistakes by being told she had everything to lose if it happened again. 😈
Love Ruyi Love Rongpei Love Suoxin
💜
If I were an empress, as the fiction said so, I will closed to Hailan, I might promote Hailan being Yu Guifei instead.
But it's a fiction, right? Haha.
Btw, Rongpei character was fierce.
Rongpei 😍❤️💃👏👏👏👏
😍😍
11:35〜11:37美如畫的白蕊姬❤️
那是舒妃。。。
@@ll.5548 抱歉標錯了秒數，是11:35(p.s.我好像在LOL笑哈哈的留言區看過你？)
容嬤嬤就是愛拿東西扎人~
哈哈哈哈哈哈哈 夢回還珠格格
容嬤嬤高光時刻。
想問一下
這個容珮
跟還珠的容嬤嬤
以角色來說真的是同一位嗎（？）
因為我沒看過還珠但知道有這個梗跟這個演員…..特此請教….
@We! Chen 謝謝🙏
Esa jia si es mala
Fitting for a fool.
皇后阵营的最后一人
也被滅了
風水輪流轉的一個寫照
太經典了
Michael kirsky
好弱 鑽個耳洞而已🥱
但真的看著好痛 流血了
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Michael kirsky
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