She left nothing to the emperor, to return her freedom, emperor erased all traces of her|Zhou Xun
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Title: "Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace"ep87-2
The road to becoming an empress is paved with treachery. Ruyi (Zhou Xun) is a consort who quickly learns to navigate the treacherous politics of the the royal court and move up the ranks. After becoming Empress, Ruyi still must survive the many conspiracies against her. Her relationship with Emperor Qianlong (Wallace Huo) becomes eroded even when Ruyi is able to overcome the challenges. Can Ruyi maintain her role as Empress under such difficult circumstances? “Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace” is a 2018 Chinese drama series directed by Wang Jun. It is adapted from the novel Hou Gong Ru Yi Zhuan by Liu Lianzi and is a sequel to the critically acclaimed 2011 television drama “Empresses in the Palace.”
Cast:
Zhou Xun
Huo Jianhua
Zhang Junning
Dong Jie
Xin Zhilei 
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I hope this helps to explain why the Emperor did what he did (it was my answer to someone’s comment):
Ruyi wanted to be free of all entanglements. Hence no last letter to him and burning her half of their portrait. He understood and finally gave her what she wanted. Erasing her from palace records was him finishing cutting the rest of her entanglements to him, just as he knows she would have wished.
Even her burial and final resting site meant that their souls would not be bound to each other even in the afterlife (as it would have been within the Chinese belief system if she was buried as his Empress). What he did was actually the only decent thing he ever did for her. He finished cutting all ties that bound her to him emotionally, legally and historically because of her status. So in that sense he actually fulfilled her ultimate wish, which was to be truly free - free of him and of her life in the palace. No entanglements left between them, even in the afterlife.
The Emperor finally understood how much pain he caused her when he realised the price and magnitude of the freedom Ruyi wanted from her love for him. It left him a broken man, which was poetic justice but it was not because Ruyi wanted revenge. She was too good for that. She just wanted peace and a complete break from their love that caused her so much pain.
Him putting his lock of hair with hers symbolised that he was now letting go as well. With his death, the final entanglement (his memory of her) was now broken. Both now truly free from each other, so the plum tree blossomed.
Wow, thank you for the explanation 🙏
I didn't know the emperor was setting her free by erasing her from history. I'm glad Ruyi is free and in peace at last.
About him putting his lock of hair together with hers, I think it was not really let go. Ancient Chinese Husbands and wived would tie their hair together symbolised that they were true married couple. Only with main wife not the concubines. I rather think that he accepted Ruyi as his real wife on his death bed. The green plum tree did not blossome for so long as their relationship were torned apart. So when he accepted her at the end so the green plum tree which was the symbol of their love blossomed.
Well said!
@@mao2513 I wonder if they met in the afterlife, but I think Ruyi's already on her way to meet up with her deceased children, Yonghuang, Yongqi, Consort Shu, Consort Chun, her deceased aunt and parents, and Ling Yunche :)
@@justtofuit1635 probably not. Ruyi certainly do not want to meet him again.
He didn’t deserve her. He didn’t know he had a precious diamond by his side, until it was too too late
In reality is like this too with some people till is too late.
No he knew that he had a diamond, what he did was take her kindness and her heart for granted and even abused her to no end. He fell to the whims of the 7 deadly sins and forgot his origins with Riyu. She forgave him but that did not mean she would forget or let him go with out certain concequences for his actions. Even after all of that, i death he still spited her and her clan by removing her from history. Such a petty child he was. Smh he deserved everything he got.
So agree
do we men ever know????
@@sexycspan1. He erased all traces of Ruyi from the palace and from official records because that was what she wanted. She wanted to cut all ties to him and to erase her existence in history as his wife and empress. Her wishes were demonstrated by the things she did just before her death like refusing to take back her empress position and burning her half of their commemorative portrait.
There was a conversion he had with the empress dowager after Ruyi died. The Empress Dowager told him to think it through carefully because he might come to regret it on a personal level and it might also reflect badly not only for Ruyi but for him too. He said Ruyi wanted nothing to do with him or the empress seat and so he will not force it on her. The Empress Dowager then understood the true intention behind his actions. He was only mouthing off a list of things Ruyi did that offended him as a surface justification to protect himself from his overwhelming sense of regret and guilt. She said that she understood he was in fact setting Ruyi free as Ruyi wanted.
From the outside his actions after Ruyi died seemed callous, but it was actually him finally doing something for Ruyi instead of for himself. He even built a plum blossom palace (Ruyi's favourite flowers) like he was now trying to do the things he should have done for her when she was alive. He became semi-recluse in that palace he had built. Seems he did spend the rest of his life filled with penitence for his wrong doings towards Ruyi. Yes, he deserved his lonely and miserable ending but I think all the things he did after Ruyi's death was done in repentance, not malice.
She left that bastard HURTING.
Rest in Power, Ruyi.
She wasn’t hurting.... she was at peace with everything.
Mike H I said he was hurting. Not her.
It's to late to realise her mistakes especially to woman and the end he the one who hurt himself
Too late to cry over spilt milk.
@@never4ever386 mmm(
This is what always got me.
She promised him that she wouldn’t leave him alone at the summit... in the end he left her.
I think that was what really hurt her the most, that he had left her alone and planned to keep her prisoner when she wanted to leave.
This is the worst kind of prison she could have been in and I am so happy that she finally got freedom.
Giuseppe was like WTF am I supposed to do with this painting. 😆
😂😂
🤣🤣🤣 exactly like how is he supposed to fix it?
That poor old man was ready to leave too.
He probably saw his fair share of foolishness throughout his time there.
It's sad because he wanted to paint her and once he did it his work was destroyed.
Lmao 🤣 fr
If you asked me yesterday, I would never expect that I will spend half a day watching clips from a chinese movie. This is such a good movie😭
It hurts and makes me angry, but I can't resist watching.
Same
It's a TV show 😅
Ask me too. 😭
Such an egocentric Emperor. He does not deserved her love
its so sad but its the truth in life. women's loyalty was tested when they have nothing, men's was tested when they have evrything. like this emperor, he lacks nothing so he thought he will have her forever no matter what. but heart changes, no matter the gender. the saddest thing in a relationship is not when yr love is not accepted but being disappointed by the one u love.
That's really similar to what my mom always says. "Men do worst when they have too much, women when they have too little".
@2028 JC in this situation when this man is an emperor, no.
Ruyi passed her test many times. The Emperor kept failing his. How can she remain in such a one-sided relationship?
@S fatimatuzzahrah, yes i agree with you. Been there.
This is the real point of this story, IMO. All of the women in this story are living tragedies-Ruyi was simply the only one who made it through with her morals intact.
And where did that tragedy come from? For the most part, men. Yuyan was pushed away from her lover so he could have influence with the emperor; Langhua was terrified that she wasn't enough because the emperor wanted Ruyi to be his first wife; even Ling suffered, being low class and always held below her brother.
These women did horrible things, but many of those things could have been avoided if the men and the society treated them better.
Can we also appreciate the phenomenal job that Wallace Huo did in portraying this emperor to make us hate him? Great acting..
The fact that I started watching bc of RUclips algorithm and now I’m in my 4 video and know all the plot bc of the comments.
Rest in power Ruyi
Moral of the story, if you abuse and mistreat your spouse the same way this jackass did, their love they have for you will die a d hatred will replace their love. Or in Ruyi's case her love for him died completely so there was not even hatred left. 😞 She put up with so much abuse from him, he did not deserve her.
Where they said there is hate, there is also love. Ruyi had the most devastating weapon and revenge in the end, it was total indifference. She just do not care anymore.
Well said. 😁
@@PungiFungi Yeah, I've always heard the true enemy to love isn't even hatred but indiference. Because if you hate, there's still some part of you who is affected and cares, while indiference doesn't care at all, things have just gone numb and there's no way back.
@@PungiFungi peace
The opposite of love isn't hate its Apathy she missed the man he was but cared not one bit about the man he became
He would've had the other picture of her had he not burned it earlier being petty. He always assumed she'd be by his side. He sees what he lost now, those other bitches didn't just want him. Ruyi just wanted him alone and their love. So sad.
What episode did he burn the other pircture of her? Was it of Hong Li an QingYing that they painted of each other back then?
I don't think it was burnt. He told his eunuch to do it but the eunuch understood his master's true intention and delivered it to the imperial painter to keep safe. Was it burnt at another time? I don't recall.
@@opheliamaples I think it was burned back when he was being petty in front of one of his concubines. This one from my understanding was hers and she cut herself out of it. Now he has no pictures of her and is wanting the painter to restore her image in the picture.
@@myra4787 Was it when he was with Consort Hui? That one was portraits of them when they were young, still Hongli and Qingying. He told the eunuch to burn it but it was never burnt. It was instead given to the painter to keep safe for the emperor. There was a scene after Ruyi was released from the cold palace where he shows Ruyi the painting again and she promises that she will endure the difficult decisions he has to make regarding her as long as it will help make his job easier. It's been a while since I've seen the drama so maybe I'm remembering the events out of sequence... but I don't recall the Hongli and Qingying painting actually being burnt after it was given to the painter.
The emperor wants their wedding anniversary painting restored. The one where they were wearing their royal robes. Ruyi cut and burnt her portion from that one.
Now I'm going to have to watch the drama again to see what happened to the Hongli and Qingying painting because I'm so curious now LOL!
@@myra4787 No ! One of the concubines did ask him to get rid of it but he put it back on the shelf when the concubine left . I can't remember whether it was him or he asked his enuch to put it way at the back of the book case .
He died an old age 80 something and Ruyi died when she was only in her 40’s
He was the sole reason for everyone's ruined life
i Like Ruyis acting and she look more beautiful when she got married. A very noble ,calm .. good hearted and hence a loyalty in love and prejudice .some men do not deserved it. Natural charming princess..Leela from heart.😘Women empowerment is less in Qing Dymasty.
What a sad ending to a great drama series. Zhou Xun is a beautiful talented amazing actress/artist. This drama showcase human weakness on lust not love, integrity and honesty. As a woman I admire the perseverance role as Ruyi of being an empress. Sad to say the emperor took Ruyi for granted and at end died as a lonely man. Nevertheless, Wallace Huo was a talented actor/artist. By the way for Zhou Xun at 43? She looks young and beautiful, ageless beauty. Thank you for sharing.
She was right. When he has something he is an egotistical whining B but the second it's gone he goes 180 degrees and puts it on a pedestal
Hence why I ROLLED my eyes when he suddenly loved and missed empress fuca like SIIIIIR!! You left her hanging the moment you married her!! But now he suddenly cherished her and who she was 😂😂😂
so he dishonored her in life and in death. She knew him well and thats why she sought her freedom.
He set her free like she wanted. Listen to what his mother said to him after she finds out what he did.
@@bettyjones2929 Yes, he finally gave her what she wanted. To be set free of the trappings of the Palace.
@@sherrydenny7158 is that why he erased her from history?
@@angelgon06 Yes.
@@sherrydenny7158 was any of the other concubines on her side ?
6:07 his heartache was the Best end for him. The pain and sorrow he put Ruyi through. This was Nice. Great writing. Thank you.
The withered green plum ruyi kept watering to me is like trying to make your marriage work but your significant other no longer cares. It's like watering dead grass.
she poured her medicine into it. not water. it is why after a long time, it could bloom again
Only Li Yu, Souxin and physician Jiang pays respect for Ruyi yearly.
Ruyi is basically a taboo within the Palace now that none speaks of her openly, except Hailan.
In the original novel, it is said that the youngest daughter of SuoXin and physician Jiang was given the title of a princess, as the Emperor was touched by their action of paying respect to the late RuYi annually when it’s considered a taboo to even bring up her name in the palace.
@@gp2779 Do the novel has the English version? I would like to read it, along with Empresses In The Palace since it's the same author
@@gp2779 wait where? There's nothing mentioned of Souxin and Jiang til when Li Yu mention them after Ruyi died.
Except the part when he and Jiang altered the poison given to Yanwan.
@@gp2779 i would love to read the novel in english hahaha
@@gp2779 where can I read the novel HAHAHA I have trying to find but I couldn't find any
Karma got him, making live on for another 30 to 40 years, thinking about her.
Yesss!
What an awful punishement, to live a long life thinking in the person he loved and over thinking all the bad things he had done to her, all the sufferment he had caused her. He must felt remorse every day. 😔
@@Emy-fv5ny good for him in my opinion
The emperor had everything in his hands, but thanks to the schemes of the harem, he lost almost all of his children except for Wei Yanwen’s child and Ruyi’s last child (who won’t ascend the throne because Ruyi divorced his ass and she wanted her son to be free from the palace’s webs of deceit).
@@tararocksong5085 , the scene with him and the Dowager casually talking about Wei Yanwan and what should they do with her goes to showed he had not really changed at all. Ruyi was right in not reconciling with him. He would be at his best behavior for awhile before slipping back to his old ways.
The old man that refuse to fix the painting is Giuseppe Castiglione, an Italian painter and missionary working in the palace. He has served under 3 emperors in Qing Dynasty.
Now this paintings of the consorts are in Cleveland Art Museum
Indeed, I am amazed how long Castiglione lived. Even the retirement palace, in the north-east corner of the Forbidden City had murals and vine wallpaper panels on the ceiling done by him, and by the time the Qianlong emperor was in his late years.
@@blessinglotus does it have the Painting of ruyi too
@@rashikhadgi6011 no. She doesn't have painting left. Qianlong distroyed it in history I believe.
His a jesuit priest his paintings are at the secret garden of the emperor restored by chinese govt for 8 years
Considering all the cruel things he did to her I'm glad she didn't tell the emperor that she was sick I say she got her revenge
Even though their deaths signify the end of their entanglement, when Emperor decided to give Ruyi what she wanted, which is to be free of him, of the palace, and all its worldly affairs, he finally learned what it means to truly love someone.
Empress ruyi did the right thing before sleeping eternally.
She despised his existence in her life , so she burnt the only painting that was with him.
Gave him withered plum tree to show that their relationship was toxic.
She left him to live with guilt forever. She should never entangle with him never again in the next life
I think perhaps if they both met in the next life, and he was not the emperor and there was no harem, perhaps they could live a happy existence.
@@myrtlesnow2397 Perhaps you are right.However the painful sensation will be there in their heart forever since the Empress Ruyi didn't want any entanglement with him even in next life.
Myrtle Snow he would be a cheater in his next life imo
I think the kdrama called "the world of the married" is likely to be their fate in next life
Not really, the withered plum tree was a gift from the emperor to her when she was still a consort, it was a rare green plum tree which was very much favoured by Ruyi.
If you noticed the scene she actually watered the plant with her medicine, hoping the plant could regrow again and the withered plant did mean her relationship with the emperor, it was as if she put their relationship as a bet on the possiblity of resucitating the plant. The dormant plant would imply their dormant relationship while if the plant lived, there's a chance of their reconcilation.
如懿心心念念都為了皇上，但換來的是一次比一次更深的懷疑與不信任
Ruyi died peacefully but the emperor need to live with guilty forever
He DID and he knows it
He took Ruyi’s love for granted. He never realized how much she truly loves him as a person, not his title or gain for wealth until it was too late.
@@tararocksong5085 he deserves every pain he's feeling she was good you deserve to be in pain for the rest of his life
He is so self-centred, just bc she has some common sense. Wiping her from the records, after everything she has done for him. He'll never own his mistakes. She was wayyy too good for him. And he didn't deserve her at all.
Most funny thing is that, it's kinda a cycle repeating. When the previous empress was alive, he treated her like a nothing, only starting to cherish her when she is long gone. What a fool!
Yeah the 1st empress did such a cruel thing killing other prince and other concubine but after her death the emperor make her image as a perfect mother of nation while the step empress did nothing just wanted everyone to get justice. And she passed away and the emperor In the end he truly dethroned her and not even deserved a empress burial..to emperor u deserved to suffer and not having anyone faithful to u from ur son to ur harem.
I think that’s what ruyi wanted at the end was to be free of all the things from the palace. I think the emperor did that did to finally give her the freedom she always wanted .
He wiped her records because that’s what she wanted not because he was being a bastard.
The expensive funeral arrangements and lovely caskets are nothing but a facade for the living. The deceased doesn't give a damn about these insignificant things once they have passed away from this world.
@@never4ever386 right
What's the point of missing her only when she's dead. *roll eye*
My sentiments exactly. We never miss the water till the well runs dry. Smh
True. It's his loss. I vote for the empress.
The idiot will miss her for at least another 30 years. Just desserts.
...As the saying goes, "You don't know what you got 'til it's gone"...
...Then 'someone' made a song with it about paving paradise to put up a parking lot... :·p
Sad in those times woman could be disposed of at any time.
As are many middle aged women today. In exchange for younger trophy wives.
@@debracannonrndsn2564 its not quite the same tho.....a divorced middle aged woman is free and can find a new man. This is like being stuck with only 1 man and his 300 mistresses and you are never allowed to leave or find a new man for yourself.
@@electroandcake6658 Imagine!? Just having to be the popular wife for like a year or 2 and popping out a couple kids then your done!! Woo hoo!! Live in a palace wear all kinds of pretty dresses and get pampered and you and your kids get taken care of for the rest of your life? Sign me up! Those were some hard times. I’d be happy to fade into the crowd of women, polish my nails and do my own thing all day. Tend to my garden, grow flowers, do some bad ass silk embroidery and work on my dancing skills. Hey Lady’s you fight over the Emperor’s attention, don’t mind me 😂
@@abqjewel5055 yeah in this situation it surely the best scenario. But for me as a women sex , emotional intimacy with a man I love and other relationships with men (friends ) is very important ..... so I cant quite imagine myself being alone without any male company ...
So I definitely wouldn't want to be in a harem with so many other women. Its way more important than a pretty dress. For me
@@abqjewel5055 the palace is a messy place, you’ll end up getting poisoned or ‘hunted’ for the most useless thing lmao.
Cold hard truth men only truly cherish love when it's gone, a cycle bound to repeat itself again and again.
Sexist.
Well you only need the light when it's burning low,
Only miss the sun when it starts to snow,
Only know you love her when you let her go...
Only know you've been high when you're feeling low,
Only hate the road when you're missing home,
Only know you love her when you let her go...
And you let her go.
not all men are like that you know and not all women are as pure as your comment tells them to be.
@@ahmetkaraoglu2794 This show has only highlighted what I have seen in real life. No one an angle by any means, all humans are flawed. Most of the women I know have many issues that affect their relationships with men and vic versa. The reason I made the above comment is that it's a common theme I see repeated over and over.
@@kristinatovar7192 I see what you mean. Thank you for clarifying it :)
Now he realizes that he misses his true soulmate and now it's too late he really loves her it was her he was supposed to be with all alone they were together as children they shared so much together with rule them apart was his lust
Well, well he finally got her message .she didn't want power,she didn't want glory, she wanted him and love him only.
Now she’s free and he’s entangled. Good for her
Now He gets to grieve their love in death like she had to in life.
I finally had the change to watch both versions...Yanxi Palace and Ruyi's Royal Love, and i've enjoyed them both very much. But this story made me cry so much more...especially this scene. So much drama we put ourselves and each other thru. Is it really worth all that trouble in the end? She made such a great Empress, mother figure to the country and to everyone. She was forgiving, compassionate, yet punished when she had to, not before a thorough investigation. And yet she took on so much bullshit... because she loved him. And she had Class and remained in control of herself no matter what. Ruyi was definitely a QUEEN, worth so much more than the entire harem put together. And the emperor never understood tbis, not until she was gone. So sad. They would have been such a powerful couple. I guess it doesn't work that way in a harem system. I don't think i would've survived one. Too much YING energy...
you didn't cherish me when I am here. When you miss me, I am long gone already~ haha
sad isn't it...but he deserved it
Haha lol
That’s life
Now he knows what he has lost. The old saying of “you don’t know what you got until you lost it” speaks true. They had once lived in each other’s hearts & saw only each other’s eyes, then he became selfish, egotistical 1 always craving the thrill & despite the many consorts/concubines/wives that he had, he couldn’t find that very thing because he blinded himself from it when Ruyi had it. Now she’s gone & he lives in bitter regret that’s the emperors own fault.
It's always interesting that in real life he never got another Empress after this one died. So weird.
The subtitle mistranslated a part in the conversation between the Emperor and the Empress Dowager. She questioned him why did he announce that Ruyi has 薨 (hōng) rather than 崩 (bēng). Both of these two words mean 'died'. But 薨 is used when a Consort passed away. As Ruyi is the Empress, by protocol, she should have been announced as 崩, which is the way to announce when an Emperor or Empress passed away.
By announcing that Ruyi has 薨, the Emperor indeed caused many ruckus as to whether he has deposed Ruyi's Empress position or not.
Thanks for the interpretation of the 2 ways to say death!
She went out on her own terms,she had already severed any ties with him
The most important things to do is to cherish your love ones or who you care for when they still alive,because when they gone there is no use for yearning,regrets or even mourning because they are really gone and you lose everything already..
Hey same profile😂
如懿進冷宮前一邊頭髮在額頭，出冷宮後就沒頭髮在額頭，成皇后後就頂着個頭飾或半圓形
冷宮前的如懿認為皇上會保護她，冷宮會保護自己，皇后時她要‵保護′皇上
Watching and crying. Beeautiful, he did not deserve her she was a precious diamond.
這渣隆最愛死人 活的從不珍惜
1:04 李玉偷偷流下眼淚，以前都沒發現，他是真心替如懿不捨，難為他打聽如懿生前行蹤時還要強忍悲痛
以前我也没有注意到，唉。一看就想哭
李玉是真心為如意悲傷但有口難言,因為他是皇帝公公.
生前也不見多愛惜，然而死後卻百般追思 。
皇上這是要讓旁人覺得 ，皇上是個情深意重的人 ？
自古渣男多如此
甄嬛：哀家送这些经幡去安华殿的时候真是敬服如意，权利也好，恩宠也好，后位也好，她都没有放在眼里，唯将情分尽到底，其实太后很疼皇后的
從一開始的刁難，到後來的疼惜。我很喜歡她們倆的關係 ，太后到最後也接受了如懿。
因為這是她一早就失去了的本心
@@sven5603 太后得了權利卻失去了初心，如懿沒了權利（正確來說是她不要），但是保待着初心
其实从如懿这个名字就看出来了，太后赐名，是真的满满的祝福
如懿次次都只是好像（如）美好（懿）
美好了一會兒，又變成了不完美
如意年轻的时候就讲过，希望妻子也可以休了丈夫而她现在做到了。她抛弃了自己的后位，而不是让皇帝废了她。
如懿斷髮時精神上就已經休夫了，只是禮法上她還是一國之母，尚不能解除皇后這個身份的羈絆，只有等她從肉體的病痛中解脫，才能真正自由自在。
@@spikedpumpkin 雖沒被廢,但葬禮不是國葬,用一個底層的葬儀来為國母做,是何等的恥辱,她还生了一位嗣子,但因為皇后失寵,故此皇帝遺棄十二亞哥以使他憂郁而死.是可慘如意的一家.有時母愛是要犧生的.
they never know what they have, cherish what they have until it’s gone..
Finally he learn what love is it , he understood that you can't abuse people, learn that you can have money and title but not love.
He got disappointed that the person who must love is the more evil person killing all his children, he sleeping with the enemy and want to destroy and she never love him,he must be sad that he was the person who broke the promises, and didn't keep a word.
"Orchid beginnings still end."
They do. But they scar hearts before they end.
如懿愛得太認真，忘了她的夫君是皇上 😭
她沒有忘 她是無法忘了愛著弘曆的那顆心
所以一但"忘了"去愛 對方是不是皇上 自己是不是皇后 也就都不再重要了
Such a narcissistic, prideful, and self indulgent man, ruled by temporary lusty pleasure... he betrayed and slowly killed the only true and faithful love of his life, Ruyi. Cutting herself out of the picture, not leaving him last words or a letter were her final acts of revenge for the many, many wrongs she endured bcz of him! He will have to deal with the pain, remorse and loneliness of her absence the remainder of his years! He erased her from history under the auspices of "setting her free"...
No. It wasn’t revenge. Ruyi wanted to be free of all entanglements. Hence no last letter to him and burning her half of their portrait. He understood and finally gave her what she wanted. Erasing her from palace records was him finishing cutting the rest of her entanglements to him, just as he knows she would have wished. Even her burial and final resting site meant that their souls would not be bound to each other even in the afterlife (as it would have been within the Chinese belief system if she was buried as his Empress). What he did was actually the only decent thing he ever did for her. He finished cutting all ties that bound her to him emotionally, legally and historically because of her status. So in that sense he actually fulfilled her ultimate wish, which was to be truly free - free of him and of her life in the palace. No entanglements left between them.
@@ameliarose727 Ruyi didn’t wanted to be recognized as ever having been an Empress. It was an annulment.
I hate him so much, he took her love and care for granted. Then didn’t even give her the dignified burial that she deserved out of sheer pettiness. And has the audacity to miss her, he should’ve cherished her while she was still there.
Not in the way you’re thinking. Think about it, the only decent, selfless thing that the emperor did for Ruyi in his life is fulfilling her request of not being connected to him even in life and in death. No portraits or records of Ruyi’s existence in the palace.
This is really a touching movie and a sad ending even the image potray the empress is free. Both actually are heartbroken. We should learn the lesson; say SORRY instead of put our ego on top.
Umm, the only one who needed to learn the lesson was the emperor. Ruyi was too darn good for him.
He doesn’t deserve Ruyi’s love. She loved him for the person, not the wealth, the power or the title. He truly realized it too late and for the rest of his life, regretted his actions toward Ruyi.
If they will meet in a modern drama and have a part two for reincarnation 😂 Ruyi will never be your wife damm!😂
The emperor will be born as a pig. To be eaten by Ruyi
@@nurmusfirah5807 haahhahah
They will meet again and Ruyi and Hailan get married. 😋
@Gehye kun: I wouldn't bet on that; karma is a bitch.
@@nurmusfirah5807 😂
Can't say I feel bad for him, he deserved all the pain in the world
天子最無情，伴君如伴虎，古有名言，錯不了！
The more I watch this show the more I can’t stand this character. He caused most of his issues and let his mother manipulate him. Everything was about how he looked. It seems the only person that was really happy in the end was Ruyis servant that married the physician. These women were physically and mentally abused. Poor Rong was forced to sleep with this tyrant. 😩 what a nightmare for these women. Ruyi was so loyal and loving and he just took it for granted. He always feels bad after someone dies. He died with a lot of regrets.
The emperor only think about himself...He is Good in BLAMING only and not knowing he himself to be blame..pity of him...he is over himself just because he is an EMPEROR...he never know his level is same with common people once he pass away🙄
He still can't accept the fact that he had been dumped, and divorced (cut hair in their culture means cut all ties and relationship, which can say same as divorce now)
He will remember her forever.
This is how you make people remember you.
He can have all the women in his harem and many more step empresses in his lifetime.
But she's the only one who refused him and moved his moral compass.
Like the Royal Mother forewarned, he will never forget Ruyi.
Remember, even the most evil person in the palace (Ling consort) knows Ruyi wasn't wrong and faithful to the emperor, but emperor fails to see.
He is toxic. That why to leave him are awesome choice.
Yup he become fertilizer like the rest
I was reading about this dynasty and ulanara history. This drama is more accurate than yanxi palace and more realistic. I ship this drama way more than yanxi
Well, if you want funny and more relaxing story, story of yanxi palace is a choice.... But if you want deep meaning, tragic, and more accurate story, this drama is better choice
Yanxi is a bit of a joke don’t you think? Exaggerated and a little comedic.
I like both because you can kind of see both sides of the story, one from the Empress' and the other from the Imperial Noble Consorts.
None is accurate than the other, both are extremely fictional. It’s just Ruyi followed the exact timeline of events and I love it. However, I love Yanxi Palace more. This show is extremely draggy and boring (Took me 8 months to finish). In contrary, Yanxi Palace is fast-paced and undoubtfully engaging. I finished it by just 7-10 days. 🤣♥️
Lol tbh, Story of Yanxi Palace is much more unrealistic than Ruyi's Royal. Wei Ying Luo's plot armor is so thick that it kept her safe from all situations. A lowly maid talking back to the Emperor himself? That's certain death right there (and she's almost got it). Yanxi Palace is just kinda too generic and forgettable. That's not the case with Ruyi's Royal, where every single scene has multiple layers of meaning to them that you wouldn't be able to understand watching for only one time. To be brutally honest, Yanxi Palace is fun and is suitable with the public's taste, but just like a trend, the film doesn't stay very long. Ruyi's Royal, on the other hand, is still spoken of and discussed even though both have been aired for 2 years now.
Its to late for him to take back the person who take care and Love Him..
So sad..
Ling Fei ended up looking like an old witch before dying ... lol
I just realize the his manager ir servant was crying. He really like the queen, he was always a favourite character for me.
Rest in peace and power Ruyi 🙏❤️let him suffer for the rest of his life being lonely and regret..for no one will love him like Ruyi did.
you had your chance but did not appreciate what you have. That is the human nature.
真正的情意是深藏心里的，不道与外人，不表露形色，独自怀念与消化。大张旗鼓的，都是给别人看的，做样子的。
He didn't even cry like this for the first Empress.
This is one of my fav series but I don't have the heart to rewatch so can only endure clips.
I notice when his first wife died he didn't act like this crying gone into depression looking so lifeless until after Ruyi was finally gone..He couldn't even go inside for Ruyi funeral. He was so hurt an full of anger. He just could not let her go even after dealth. I believe it was even worst at the end of his life that he still never let go of her.
In fact, in this drama, only Ruyi that truly was cried by him.
@@channelchanel7488 I meant to add that but it's true. I believe that is when he realized his mistakes an she was forever gone.
Its too late, old man. Way too late..
青櫻盛放，紅荔未見，紅荔將熟，青櫻已落。
I swear the only adult who aged was the painter. Also Im sorry for her, she tried so fucken hard and did so much only to get treated so badly repeatedly
Atleasr here in the show ruyi got a respected death and burial. In real history everything pointed at how much he hated her and he erased her existance to despise her not to respect her. And she was never released as a free but still buried as slave of the emperor empire. She didn't even got a proper burial, she had to share a burial with a concubine with a very cheap casket that is anticipated is used only for the lowest ranking maid.
The more he hated means the more he once loved her before? 😁
But in history, we don’t know what actually happened
Funnily, QianLong the Emperor’s tomb was sacked, while RuYi’s tomb that was supposingly buried with the Emperor was left untouched, since she was decreed to be buried at that different site with another concubine.
Actually there was some evidence that suggested that Empress Nala received special privileges before she became empress (even though she didn't have any kids until she became empress, when she was pretty old to bear a child). So the emperor could have loved her alot before she cut her hair. He even remarked that 'She must have hated me for a very long time'. People say that the more you loved them before, the more you will hate them. I guess there is some truth to it
I'm sure she didn't care
因為皇上中年以後花心，為了合理化才給皇后規束。以前富察皇后因為家族才給自己那麼多教條，皇上不喜歡也不會太過分。如懿什麼都沒有了才敢huo出去，缺少信任，我覺得如懿不是沒有自由而是在有限的舉動內不開心。以前的富察皇后也有開心的時侯。
如懿死後乾隆沒有再立皇后。如懿死時乾隆才五十幾歲。
Basically she wanted a divorce
The lady servant standing next to her bed with the Eunuch, is that the one that used to serve her that she tried to kill? If that is.. that has got to be the biggest twist of irony I've ever seen.
Yes LOL. From my pov, the punishment that she and the eunuch for conspiring along with Consort Ying is that they remain as her servants while feeding her the poison and antidote on a regular basis. It was also their opportunity to have revenge against their former mistress
For nine years until they were ordered to kill their former mistress.
I want to curse the emperor over and over again for doing this to Ruyi 😭😭😭
人走了，才顯著情深意重，從剪髪那刻，那個如懿真心要好的少年郎,也已經死了，就別再裝吧
因為如懿死了, 就像孝賢皇后一樣,
死人比天大, 生人再不能和死人鬥
所以才好像很不捨一般, 覺得就算如懿沒有死,
對着如懿的冷淡皇帝也不會有足夠的耐性,最後還是不會有好結果的
She ripped out his heart and brought it with her. As she should.
To death is all about his own pride. Ruyi poor thing.
He is late to realized it until Ruyi passed away completely. Sad :'(
The emperor doesn't deserve pity. He drove Ruyi into the ground and STILL expected her to just grin and bear it. He's a horrible husband.
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DF, I have only started watching your videos a few days ago. I find them to be incredibly mesmerizing and beautifully done. Thank you.
I just wish that she didn't push Hailan away. I guess she knew that Hailan would tell the emperor and do what ever to keep her alive. Still, I feel bad for Hailan.
she knew her disease could spread to hailan. she wanted her friend safe.
@@Hunlover123601 I doubt that was the reason.
I don't feel for Hailan. She overstepped her authority when it came to Ling Yunche. I am glad Ruyi cut her off.
@@ellenhage3611 it is true . Ruyi didn't want her to catch her disease . She did mention to Hailan once before not to go and see her again . No matter what she did , Ruyi didn't see Hailan the same as before but she still treated Hailan as one of the concubines as she treats them all the same . You can see it in the story
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Even after her death , he was still unable to put his selfishness and pride away. All he cared about was himself and his own hurt. Even after all that , he still sulked around and acted out , lashed out just to sastify himself. He never even have her the burial she deserved. Not even a final farewell was done properly. He still thinks he's justified.
What a selfish man. A blight to all those who love him. He is toxin himself
when she died he gave her the one act of love he ever gave her. he wanted her buried as empress. she wanted to be free from him. he knew if he buried her as empress, they would be buried together. in china back then, that would mean they would be bound together in the next life too
畫是看著你們本人時畫的 人不在了怎麼畫 又不是現代有照相機可以看然後再畫 這皇上真的是昏了
This is one of my favorite dramas. Awesome characters and great moral of story.
I know the Ruyi's drama is fictional (some things) and it varies from real historic events, but I've always wondered in the drama who was chosen to be the next Empress Dowager, I hope it would be Consort Yu (Hailan) she proved to be a real asset to the imperial family, she had the experience, the skill, the desire and goodwill to keep the peace in the palace. 💜
Hey! I’m a bit late here but I wanted to answer your question. The next Emperor was 15th prince Yongyan (Consort Ling’s son). When he ascended the throne her mother was already dead, which means no one became the Empress Dowager. A woman can only become the ED by one of this two reasons:
1. Your son becomes the Emperor and of course you’re still alive.
2. You’re the Empress aka the main wife, so you will be the ED, even if the next Emperor is the son of another consort/concubine.
Consort Yu never held the title of ED, though she received the posthumous title of Noble Consort Yu when she died.
Hope that helped!
To have so many concubines and empress and wife means no one is truly in your heart it showed how the emperor treated ruhi sending her to the cold palace,if you piss him off your punished and replaced so easily
Me gustó mucho, producción impecable. Gracias
时以过，回不去，悔不及。
In lust he forgot his own happiness and hurt other till they r forced to die
Such sad life
Ok how many times was wei ling fed that bowl of poison 😂😂
From what i gather poison every night antidote in the morning given by Yuhu right up until the last bowl or arsenic
Ah that's saddening to be given poisen
For the past nine years until she her death.
I only saw some of these clips of the drama, but why did they poison Wei ling? From the clips I didn’t get why (or who wanted this) she was beat up and poisoned
@@lovingly4092, she murdered 15 people, nearly murdered 5, and tried to put the edict she’d wrote naming her son as crown prince in the emperor’s secret box while he was “sleeping” (that alone is an act of treason cause nobody touches the box except for the emperor himself).
In this show the emporer just liked the ones that used him to get rich and did everything he said even though some of them things might be bad for him, but these people just hurt his children and innocent people. But he thinks the ones that truly loved him and cared for him and tried to let him realise his mistakes to protect him were "annoying", which made theses people become heart broken and don't love him anymore. The emporer only realises that a person is important to him and truly cared for him when they're dead or don't love him anymore.
According to the emperor's chief eunuch, he's not young, is he.
I loooooveeee seeing whanchan and chunchan's cold blooded expression...
When Ruyi died.. He didn't add another concubine and he don't even dare to go out.. So pity to you emperor full of regrets..😂
Why it is opposite of yanxi palace story? In yanxi palace emperor love consort Ling very much but in this drama emperor love empress ruyi?
If I recall correctly, the emperor cherishes the concubine he got from a small tribe. In this series, that's the tribe princess wearing all white, was dancing, and completely captivated him.
Actually in real history still the emperor get concubine who is young as teenage girls. So still love to have fun and beauty.
@@buybuy7581 Empress Ruyi is the Female lead here so its so opposite and Ruyi is the Emperor childhood sweet heart here. That's why she's the Most beloved women by the Emperor Qing but the emperor die alone with a broken heart and full of regrets...
@@buybuy7581 that's why no one else became Empress after Step Empress died.
The acting is soooo good, truly an art!
如懿不該是宮裡人，如懿是穿越時空的現代人
He never put another empress again-until he died...
15 prince became the next emperor and he then put his mother who died as a belated empress....of which she was the second woman in the palace at that time.
甄嬛傳名句：人去才知情深
I feel like this is the prequel of Saiunkoku Monogatari (anime)
the one prince that was left alive became the crown prince and Emperor. And he says all his brothers have perished because of the discord in his father's harem.
Also, the palace garden was with lots of plum trees 😊