@@mooncromatca4973 Lets not talk about history. I am simply talking about this series. I am not going deeper or have no intention to know what really happened in reality.
I just finished watching this series. Fell in love with the cast be it the protagonist or the antagonist. I agree. I am satisifed with what happened to the emperor. He never accepted fault in Ruyi's demise, suffering and lonliness are his rewards.
Honestly, he deserves to be in pain. He didn't appreciate the women who loved him when they were alive, never admitted to any of his many sins even in private. He could only know the true value when they were gone
Yes. Ruyi even said it herself, the emperor only cared when he lost the person in the end like writing poems about the previous empress albeit it's only to show he's a caring emperor
He was too blinded with lust. He was so different before he became Emperor. If Ruyi had only known how he would change she wouldn't have gone with him.
Consort Yu, Consort Ying, Consort Rong, Concubine Wan, Concubine Ke, Noble Lady Gong, & Noble Lady Xi are the only ones in this scene to respect her. Meanwhile, Imperial Noble Consort Chunhui & Consort Shu respect her from heaven.
I'm glad that there's many more good person than evil person in the royal courts. Hailan definitely takes the mother/big sister role now, taking care of the people ruyi protected before she passed. 😭 Also f the emperor. He never understands his wifes before they finally died. Like what the f how many wifes and childrens need to died in order to open his eye. Well I guess Ruyi death is the one that finally teaches him to appreciate people around you before they died or to investigate a crime before PUSHING innocent people.
Damn. I just realised the affect of her cutting the painting before Ruyi died, she didn't even allow him to keep a picture of her. Damn it was like saying "forget me. I don't want you to remember my face." Because as time pass you forget how a person look. And if you don't have a pic how they look disappears as time pass.
To me, I felt she just was so disappointed and fed up with him that she wanted to have no part related to him, even in a portrait. It’s as significant as cutting her hair. Cut him off completely.
I feel the worst for poor Hailan. She was truly devoted, with her whole heart, to Ruyi so it’s sad that then she was dying she didn’t tell Hailan or see her for the last time. Hailan was the one who lost a sole mate and sister that day. I have no remorse for Qianlong.
Same. No one loved Ruyi like Hailan did. Their love is a lot like my sister and I. I would mourn just as hard as Hailan did it I lost my sister. Ugh, I don't even want to think about it.
@min yoongi's house cleaner Tbh i think hailan would have gladly caught the disease with her. They both cared for each other a lot. Plus its not like hailan had anybody left after ruyi died. Her child had passed and now her friend had passed. She basically had nobody left in the palace
In the novel, hailan was the one who loved ruyi the most. In it, she said, "I, heliyete hailan, lives on, but my soul has died with my sister." Immediate tears from me.
Ruyi was the perfect empress. She was elegant, knew when to speak, knew when to hold back her tongue to diffuse the situation, she was observant, had the emperor's best interests at heart, was warm and generous with consorts and willing to be in harmony with them as long as they didnt invite trouble. She was never jealous or vindictive. All she wanted in return was to be able to love Hongli and stay by his side. She never even wanted the empress title. In fact, her becoming Empress was just something she decided to put up with just so she could be with him. Other concubines saw it as a prize. She saw it as a sacrifice.
No she wasn't. She constantly let her enemies do whatever they wanted, only getting involved after people were dead. She knew how horrible some of those women were yet she just let them scheme and kill because she's "above" palace drama. Ugh. She was far too lenient with everyone and should have taken her job more seriously.
She always wanted to be free even since child hood your auntie was empress and even when the prices were getting married and stuff she did not care for it but in the end he persisted on telling her marry me I protect you and then when he grow old he understood everything and when he took her titles away it was not because he was angry it was because he was filling her last wishes she fell out of love due to him not trusting her and then when he was old he finally understood everything I am sure he understood some while he was younger but fully understood when he was older thus the reason he died with the gold box in his hand so that everyone new how he treasured
She was humane to them all. Even the harem sincerely felt her loss and wished her joy beyond death. He just did that too much and did too little for her when she was always sincere and respectful for her love for him. Too late. He always broke and tried too little to glue the pieces back together but you can only glue broken pieces so many times. She is free. From all the crap now
She really loved him, but she only received doubts, selfishness, from him, he took her live from granted and killed every bit of live she had for him, dying was her relief. Every time i see the final episode where she knows she's dying and cut herself from the painting i cried and cried no matter how may times 😭😥😭 my favorite drama.
I don't think he cried at the death of any other woman in the palace t Ruyi. His childhood friend and first love. How could he have been so evil towards her. Unbelievable.
My heart broke for Ruyi when she wondered what kind of love she had with the emperor in the past after the emperor told her how he fell in love at first sight on princess of Han tribe and became obsessed with the princess :'(
@@CandyUsagi Yes she was finally free. All she ever wanted was his love. Not to be Empress and he couldn't be faithful to that he was so blinded. I don't know how long it took her to die from TB. My husband died from TB young but he was far gone before he knew he had it.
@@MidoriGa95 He had a lot of nerve to ask Ruyi to help him win the love of the Han Princess who was in mourning from the death of the man she loved. After sending Ruyi to the Cold Palace this was one of the worst things he did along with hitting her twice so hard she flew across the floor. There were so many unforgivable things he did to his childhood friend and 1st love. Unbelievable 💔
@@poetcorner2905 He was afraid that in the "mighty" history of the Qing dynasty an empress more importantly a "woman" dares to defy the emperor authority, the imperial family won't look good.
But it was the only decent thing the emperor’s done for Ruyi after everything that he put her through all the years they’ve been together. He’s respecting Ruyi’s wishes by not having any ties to him in life and in death.
@@merveillem001 obviously that a reasonable thing to do afterall a emperor was like some kind of god at that time. No one can disobey him that why he even said she was mad at the time of her death.
Usually women in the past are Martyrs in loving their husbands. But despite of all the Emperor's numerous Concubines, Ruyi was the one who sincerely loved and has deep concern with the Emperor. But she is always taken for granted and ignored. Poor Lady...Her emotional struggle is a complete torture. 🥺🥺😢
Eventhough the king had many concubines deep in his heart the only one that he loved the most was the empress but as the empress says the king is not belong to her only but for the peoples & the harems
Everytime I watch this drama, especially this scene, I’m impressed with Wallace Huo’s acting. He seems to be filled with terrible grief and regret with his treatment of his beloved woman. The neglect, the palace intrigue and politics “killed” her. All she wanted was the love of her beloved. He realised too late how much he did love her, and how she suffered in loving him, till in the end, she had none left for him and wanted nothing to do with him and his palace. Wallace Huo the actor was reported to be very depressed and cried even after shooting, because he was so emotionally affected.
...hmm his ending did not satisfy my sadistic desire to see him suffer for all the things he did to her. I needed more scenes of him crying and going mad with loneliness, now that he was truly “alone at the top”
I'd say he suffered. He did admit he's a widow that showed nobody was really at his side though the concubines tried to meet him at which he rejected them
he took everything that ruyi gave him for granted. her love, her trust, her kindness, her faith, and her loyalty in him. in the end, he deserved all of the consequences of what happened.
It's cathartic to see men regret treating women badly. I think we all wish and hope the people who treated us badly would one day come to regret their actions and regret ruining the good things we had together.
@@RemRewRoe We are all one. We have a chance for peace and wisdom when we have empathy for all and love all of humanity, both loss and triumph. Men and wome
He was sad for her death, but didn't even give her a proper funerals just for the sake of his ego? Well some people just never learn. For them ego is more important than any relationship.
Maybe he understood her desire to not be part of the history as his empress since she never wanted it. As we can see when she cut and burn herself in the portrait. She wanted to be erased from the narrative. So he burried her as a citizen to give her and respect the liberty she wanted and actually have in her death.
It is because the Empress was commited the most taboo actions whichh is cutting he hair infront of the Emperor, it is not allowed to the Mongolian consorts/concubines to do such action. That's when Ruyi was died she was not confered as Empress instead, she was buries as Imperial Noble Consort.
While I don't know the reason in real life, in the story/drama, it's implied he did so because it was what she would have wanted--she never wanted to be empress and trapped in everything that came with that title. Her removing herself from the painting (done of him and her when she became empress) was removing what she could of herself from history/the records, certainly removing/separating herself from him. His identity was entirely tied to being the emperor--she did not fall in love with the emperor, she fell in love with a prince who happened to become the emperor. While we and others in the story think of the role of empress as a sort of honor, to Ruyi, that was never the case here. It was a role she only took on to be with the man she loved and who, by the time of her passing, had very successfully destroyed that love. It's like one of the concubines said at her memorial tablet--she went to be with her young man. Had the emperor buried her as an empress, she would never be Ruyi again in history but known as Empress __. One of the things she cherished and dreamed of was to be able to live happily and well as a "regular" person with the man she loved and who loved her back (I think it gets brought up several times but I remember most clearly when she was marrying off her maid Suo Xin). By not having her buried--and immortalized in history as--the empress, he gifts her a freedom she longed for but never received in life. In reality, however, who knows why he did it? Whatever the reason for her likely cutting her hair, in the end, he never seemed to forgive her. I think there are rumors/reports the closest thing to acknowledgement he displayed was just saying she must have hated him still after learning she had passed away. However, whether or not he felt he bore any responsibility in the end for driving her to that point, he still was very angry when people tried to speak on her behalf. Historically, he was known for being a excellent leader/emperor in his youth but not in his later years. His reign both saw the dynasty reach its peak and also saw it begin to decline.
@@mimosasilva8289 It was not really allowed for anyone to cut their hair at pretty much any time, not just a member of the royal harem in front of the emperor. The belief was that all parts of a person came from their parents--hair, skin, etc, so to just cut your hair was seen as an act against filial piety, a huge nono and insult against propriety and essentially, a tenet of their society. For Manchurians, more specifically, the only acceptable time one could cut their hair was in an act of great mourning due to the death of either the emperor or empress dowager. And a lock of hair could/would be cut in marriage to intertwine with the spouse's hair as a symbol of spending the rest of your life/eternity together. So her cutting her hair was symbolically also her "divorcing" him, in a sense. But yes, her cutting her hair when the emperor and empress dowager was alive would also be seen as cursing either one or both of them. For other ethnic chinese groups, I'm not sure if the same applied but cutting one's hair was still seen as taboo though less against the country (condemning/cursing the emperor or empress dowager to die) and more against one's parents.
Well, I think it's a good thing Ruyi wasn't buried alongside the emperor. Over 100 years later, his tomb and that of his 2 empresses were ransacked and their bones scattered in the mud. Last laugh with Ruyi
It just goes to show. That when you don't take someone you love for granted when they're gone, you realize just how much time you lost. Instead of believing her, and giving her all his heart as he did in the beginning, He disrespected her, betrayed her love, hit her, called her crazy, locked her up, never protected her. He didn't try to understand her. Made her eat things he knew she never liked, which no dought caused her harm. Forced her to watch a friend who she cared for serve her and in the end die. Broke her heart more times than one. Locked her up in the cold paliace then made her be empress when she didn't want to. Then slapped her and when she cut her hair to prove a point he locked her in the palace for years... Then when he finally let her out he expects everything to be okay and for her to still love him the same way. Is he for real???? After everything she had been through and most of it all on her own without him at her side, no wonder she didn't love him anymore. And im glad she died in peace. she deserves to finally be at peace after everything she went through.
Yes, I was waiting for him to admit how wrong he was and he never admitted it. Even his own mother learned to love, respect and even fought for Ruyi in the end and he couldn't do anything for Ruyi.
@@queensugar4953 he was the great emperor right, how could he ever admit he was wrong. She made him made once just by not looking at him or giving in and he took her son. Just like that piece of ish
this is why only watch clips of historical Cdrama because it always end tragically and rarely have happy endings... I can never understand why people are so hungry of power and yet still be starving when they have it.
He has so many consorts but how many of them are true to him? Only Ruyi who loved the emperor the most but he take her loved for granted. Emperor died alone without anyone in his harem.
I love the fact that the Emperor did not marry again despite the harem still there and free old with the loneliness and pain and guilt that he had caused and thus knew he deserved it, and appointed the next in line for the throne one of his children. And thus he died holding a box containing his hair and Ruyi still hoping they could meet again in their next life. He still loves her despite all he put her through and paid it for the remainder of his life
Ruyi is very much like Princess Diana, an aristocrat and kind and loyal and popular who know her prince since childhood around the castle but in the end both died.
everyone tells us that yongji was buried as commoner by the king but this means that ruyi's wish to live a healthy life for her son was fulfilled because if yongji was favored then he would have sacrificed a lot
When the queen died i almost cried. she was so good but the emperor did not understand her and hurt her but the queen loved her so much. i just hate the emperor now he is crying for her after she died and he is repenting he what a freak he deserve it
Ruyi had no regrets, she always put up with so many things, the schemes against her, the humiliations From the husband, the rumors and gossip Ruyi was an incredible empress and in my view no Queen compares to her, when she left she left so many holes in the hearts of the consorts who loved her, respected And they admired, the saddest thing for me was the expression of Hailan, her empty eyes she looked broken.
Ruyi's the only reason why she held on for so long. After Yong Qi's death, there's this scene where Hai Lan tells Yong Qi that if it wasn't that Ruyi is still alive, she would have given up and joined him. It's really sad that Hai Lan is left alone and still keeps Ruyi's ex-residence (the main hall of Yanxi Palace) intact, looking the same as before she went to be confined in the cold Palace. I guess that's the only place and thing (along with the sachet she sewed for her and Ruyi) to think of her.
Ruyi se fue tranquila, sin remordimientos. Por fin pudo ser libre de esta prisión de oro en la que perdió absolutamente todo y no gano nada. Ella solo pudo ser retratada junto con él al convertirse en emperatriz, siento que en el momento en el que ella rompe este retrato lo hace con el fin de separarse de él para siempre. De borrar ese amargo capítulo de su vida, así mismo fue una forma de castigarlo. La emperatriz ya lo había dejado de amar desde hace mucho tiempo, probablemente ya no sentía absolutamente nada por él. Así que lo apartó de su vida, él no merecía su tiempo y tampoco merecía tener algún tipo de recuerdo de ella. Al final solo tendría el remordimiento como compañero, tanto es así que incluso le negó la posibilidad de estar con ella durante su enfermedad, incluso en sus últimos momentos. No le dejó nada para recordarla, en parte también fue el mensaje de que no deseaba ser recordada. Es por eso que él hace que borren todo sobre ella, en esa época solo la emperatriz podía ser sepultada junto al emperador y se creía que estarían juntos en la eternidad. Pero él le quita esa carga y la "libera" del Harem
Ella se fué dejando sus cuentas saldadas pero algo q admiré de ella es q pese a todo lo q tuvo que vivir y las promesas rotas del emperador ella murió sin odiarlo o sentir algún rencor hacia él, se fué tranquila Eso recordando todo lo q le hizo, prometió protegerla pero no la protegió de los demás y mucho menos de él, sufrió el ser difamada y castigada por crímenes que nunca cometió, la humillaba constantemente y es triste todo lo q vivió con aquel emperador tan cruel
He didn’t even have the face to go and say a proper goodbye to her as he knew in his heart he’d wronged her so much. Her children and the people around her appreciated and respected her.
What a great story! She did exactly what she wanted at the end! Destroyed everything related to her! She went through hell for the love of that man! And he never deserved her!
Es difícil de entender, pero al final Ruyi solo quería ser libre, no quería ser Emperatriz, ni tener honores. Eso fue lo que comprendió el Emperador cuando ella ya no estaba. Fue un amor que terminó mal, porque ella solo quería estar con él, pero no ser una de sus múltiples concubinas
Coincido. Cuando ella se cortó el cabello para romper con él, le reprochó las injusticias que el emperador cometió, entre ellas, torturó y mató a un guardia del sospechaba infidelidad. Yo creo que le perdió el respeto y la admiración.
не обольщайтесь, ничего этот эгоист не понял. А уничтожил все о ней, потому что как истинный нарцисс, обиделся, как она оставила его одного, типа он императрицей ее сделал, а она неблагодарная...
Él la hizo sufrir tanto y es triste saber q ella a pesar de ser una noble lo q deseaba era tener una vida sencilla y tranquila Fué encarcelada injustamente, fué difamada constantemente, perdió a sus hijos por cálculos de personas maliciosas, la humillaba incluso frente a sus criados, mató a uno de sus mejores amigos y Salvador ling yunche solo por su molestia e inseguridad, la volvieron a difamar e incluso le impidió despedirse de yonqi sabiendo q fué cómo su hijo, decidió creerle a terceros q a ella y etc Le hizo tantas cosas despreciables q ese amor q ella le tenía lo mató por completo y destruyó ese algo especial q ambos tenían
Te merecías el amargo recuerdo de la partida de Ruyi. Ella lucho, desesperadamente en ese palacio y todo para que... ¿para que siempre dudaras de ella? Me alegro mucho de que sufriera al final con su recuerdo.
she was a master teacher. its surprising that he didn't see that. and he locked her up for 3 years in the Cold Palace. he missed his opportunity. she should have been emperor.
I wish she could have those rebirth plots in manhwas Like she gets a second chance in life and choose not to marry this bad man and build a happy family
True! The reason i dont watch dramas are because i dont like the emotional turmoil that comes with it. Even with novels i only choose those with happy endings. My work is already stressful enough without all these dramas conflicts. 😂
@@bimboohaha Hahaha you remind me of my friend. Ever since we met back in elementary school she would always read the last page of a book before deciding to read the whole thing which if the ending is happy only then she would read lol
It seems like Yongyan got to the throne because of this letter Ruyi left to Yongji. She wanted her son to not have to do what he doesn't like, which might mean becoming the next emperor. The present emperor was really willing to fulfill Ruyi's wishes. I was furious a bit knowing Yongyan, the son of vicious Wei Yanwan, got the throne, but I understand now why.
By the time the emperor abdicated, Yongji had long passed away. Honestly, if he had his pick of which son would succeed him, neither Yongyan nor Yongji would likely have gotten the throne. He had very high hopes for Yongqi (Concubine Hailan's son) who was seen as the most outstanding of all the princes and mentioned him specifically decades after his death to some visiting dignitary, lamenting his early death.
There is no good ending than this. You reap what you sow. In her last breath, she still remember all sweet memories of him, I think she loves the past not what he become. She cut ties all of about him even painting not excluded, that show how much she hated him. Like even afterlife she dun want anything to do with him. He cried here but not once asking for forgiveness.
She cut herself from the portrait because she had always thought that was an honour reserved for the Empress (true wife), and something reserved for herself and former Empress Fucha. But Qianlong did it for Consort Rong (the fragrant Consort) the moment she entered the palace, and Ruyi realised rules and customs remain only until the Emperor has a change of heart. So Ruyi cut herself out to say that she's done with this, she doesn't need this fake crap.
Actors and actress was so good in this drama. Wow, I got the feel they want to convey! It makes me cry, angry, happy in..so good even though I personaly dont like a tragedy stories.
It's so sad that Rongpei died with her mistress but I can understand why. I am happy Ruyi didn't leave anything for the empower to remember her by. Hailan looked so heartbroken I cried. She truly loved Ruyi. I am also glad the empower spent the rest of his life forlorn and lonely. He threw away and mistreated the best thing he ever had.
Ruyi didn’t even have her proper funeral for the position of the empress. I feel so irritated with this emperor HongLi. He really was the cliche stupid emperor in Chinese drama who can be tempted easily by beauty.
That’s because it was her wish burying her with him would mean they would be in the after life together and she didn’t want that she just wanted to be at peace in the after life
yall why am I crying when this is only the 3rd video I've seen of this drama, thank the Lord I didn't decide to watch this when I first found out about it its great, but its almost finals people I can't do this
Yes indeed her story mirrors much of the late Princess Diana's own story, but at least with Princess Di, she managed to free herself from the shackles of royal life before her death. As for Ruyi, she remained a prisoner in the Forbidden city until her death.
Чтобы не случилось в его семье ,он, жалеет себя в первую очередь. Рядом столько женщин, а он не может разобраться, кто есть кто. из-за предрассудков теряет женщин и детей, были бы мозги никого бы не мучил зря и берег свою огромную семью от ядовитых змей в доме.
The grief of the emperor is so palpable. I pitied him, if only for these moments. His grief lasted till the end of his life and sadly, those happy times with Qingying are gone, never to return. He played his cards and lost . His narcissism, pride, and lust for the flesh and power prevented him to see the sincerity and genuine love of Ruyi and to appreciate it beyond the temptations and evil machinations of Ling. Almost everyone in the palace , save for Hailan, Rongpei, Suoxin, jiang, Ling yunche, and Eunuch Li, conspired to do away with Ruyi. Emperor believed them and fell to their clutches. Even the personal maids, chunchan, moxin, sulian , aruo and eunuch jianzhong connived to make life so miserable and pitiful for Ruyi. She could not continue to fight against her aggressors and emperor failed to protect her as he promised at the beginning of their marriage. Such a tragedy of displaced love, virtue, and sincere affection!
you summed up everything perfectly. She was in a constant battle from all directions even by the people she tried to be kind towards they ultimately tried to take her down for nothing. Then the emperor had the audacity to get angry that Ruyi wasn't the same girl he once knew. Of course she was changed she had to be strong and fight all the emperors jealous wives he said he didn't have the power to protect her but we know that is a lie because when Rong came in the picture he told all his wives to leave her alone and make sure she was happy or else they would pay. He could've done the same for Ruyi and he never had her back.
@@queensugar4953 but by the time Consort Rong showed up I don’t think there were any consorts left from prominent families in the harem who would’ve gave him grief. The original antagonists were the Empress, Jia and Gao trio. He would never pull that painting shit with the Fuca Empress because while she may not cause a fuss but her clan would. By this point the Emperor had gotten complacent with the harem, thinking Ruyi will “understand “ every careless move he makes. In infuriates him that unlike Fuca, Ruyi will actually hold him accountable,
Como todos en la vida cuando eres mal agradecido con las personas que están a tu lado, las maltratan y cuando mueren el remordimiento y la pena no los dejan vivir....
I didnt expect.. Ruyi died in the story😭😭😭 she is the perfect Empress💔💔💔 i think she really in pain when the emperor had his new girlfriend and most of the time his with her.. Ruyi qas smart, understanding, tough, elegant and broad minded one in the palace.. 😢😢😢
I truly think the emperor loved Ruyi the most of all, if this doesn't get to you, nothing will !! These episodes are all so well done with so much pathos - call me addicted now !! I've never seen more realistic acting in anything. Maybe the saddest thing of all: Rongpei would not abandon her mistress, not even in death. 😢😢😢😢😭😭
@Jackie Kidwell. I agree he loved her the most but during his lustful years he was too side tracked. However in the end he chose to be alone and only think of Ruyi Cris crossing a length of his hair across her hair indicating he wanted to be with her in the afterlife as a free person. He kept her tree alive and it was near him but it. Never bloomed until this lady act. Then he died hopefully to be in the afterlife with Ruyi. Everyone has their own idea about the ending and this is mine. The bloom of the plant to me suggest she forgave him. This would be like Ruyi because she could see in the end he wanted to be with her. What she always wanted. So in a way it was a happy ending even if it was in the after life. Just my view.
@@blchingutopini Hi. This series really touched like it has a lot of other people too. The acting was so good and though it is based loosely on the historical Empress à lot of it is correct. Especially about the Emperor's personality. He was full of himself.and tried to blot Empress Nàra from history but this series although hundred of years later has honored her.She had a similar character to Ruyi as a devout Buddhist who really cared about China ànd the people. RIP Empress Nàra🙏💞
He loved himself most of all, he is an egoist and he deserves spiritual loneliness. I think if Rui meets him in the next life, she will run away from him without looking back.
THIS IS THE MEANING OF RUYI'S CUTTING HER HAIR In the drama, Ruyi’s intent in cutting her hair was to signify the death of her marriage and the fact that she no longer wish to remain Qianlong’s wife. Basically it’s a statement of divorce. However, it can also be read as cursing death on the emperor and/or empress dowager, which is basically treason. (I mean wanting to divorce the emperor is pretty much treason as well…) That’s why it is considered an earth-shattering thing, and to this day, people still debate about why the historical Step Empress (was said to have) cut her hair since it was such taboo.
Whilst the Empress Dowager said it was out of line she questioned him and said RuYi had a reason why she did that. As cold as The Emperess Dowager was towards RuYi for half the series. She understood that the Emperor really f.cked things up with her considering their long relationship.
@@hpmoody the Dowager herself experienced and witnessed backstabbing friends, scheming consorts and two faced Emperors. She knew better than anyone that when a consort cuts her hair, it is probably the Emperor’s fault.
I am happy that he lived long. He endured loneliness and never found true love. Its exactly what he deserved.
Have you watched Yanxi palace...?
@@Fightship no why?
@@mysterioussenorita1053 its the same history but from another point of view
@@mooncromatca4973 Lets not talk about history. I am simply talking about this series. I am not going deeper or have no intention to know what really happened in reality.
I just finished watching this series. Fell in love with the cast be it the protagonist or the antagonist.
I agree. I am satisifed with what happened to the emperor. He never accepted fault in Ruyi's demise, suffering and lonliness are his rewards.
LOVE how she didn't leave behind a letter for the Emperor. She never owed him an explanation and she showed so in her death.
They did not communicate well, when she was alive, they spend more time apart than together, Ruyi was all he needed to be happy
@@celiacarter9363 普
She stopped loving him and lost her respect for him as her husband and as her emperor . She preserved her dignity
Agreed 👍
Honestly, he deserves to be in pain. He didn't appreciate the women who loved him when they were alive, never admitted to any of his many sins even in private. He could only know the true value when they were gone
That is what you call a narcissist! I mean what did you expect of monarchies?
No one deserves pain.
Yes. Ruyi even said it herself, the emperor only cared when he lost the person in the end like writing poems about the previous empress albeit it's only to show he's a caring emperor
He was too blinded with lust. He was so different before he became Emperor. If Ruyi had only known how he would change she wouldn't have gone with him.
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What made me the saddest was hearing Rongpei died with the empress so she wasn’t alone.
Agree, Rongpei is the best of all!
@@ritawing1064 Rong pei and suo xin is loyal to ru yi
Dear, which part they died together? I saw only Ruyi at the garden
@@onepersonisthechanceandcha155 It was not shown in the drama, but she died afterwards by killing herself to follow Ruyi.
@@qqingtomo4591 ooooohhhhh....
I love how, despite the rivalry and all, the concubines respect the empress. They know she is a good person.
n yet some were still disrespectful to her..
Consort Yu, Consort Ying, Consort Rong, Concubine Wan, Concubine Ke, Noble Lady Gong, & Noble Lady Xi are the only ones in this scene to respect her. Meanwhile, Imperial Noble Consort Chunhui & Consort Shu respect her from heaven.
I'm glad that there's many more good person than evil person in the royal courts. Hailan definitely takes the mother/big sister role now, taking care of the people ruyi protected before she passed. 😭 Also f the emperor. He never understands his wifes before they finally died. Like what the f how many wifes and childrens need to died in order to open his eye.
Well I guess Ruyi death is the one that finally teaches him to appreciate people around you before they died or to investigate a crime before PUSHING innocent people.
However, they are forced to mourn the Empress's death. They all watch for each other's sincerity as well.
agree with you
Damn. I just realised the affect of her cutting the painting before Ruyi died, she didn't even allow him to keep a picture of her. Damn it was like saying "forget me. I don't want you to remember my face." Because as time pass you forget how a person look. And if you don't have a pic how they look disappears as time pass.
To me, I felt she just was so disappointed and fed up with him that she wanted to have no part related to him, even in a portrait. It’s as significant as cutting her hair. Cut him off completely.
I cried like a lunatic
@@onepersonisthechanceandcha155 me too
@@onepersonisthechanceandcha155 You are not alone :(
@@dr.setisidharta1442 thanks a lot dear Dr...
I feel the worst for poor Hailan. She was truly devoted, with her whole heart, to Ruyi so it’s sad that then she was dying she didn’t tell Hailan or see her for the last time. Hailan was the one who lost a sole mate and sister that day. I have no remorse for Qianlong.
RIGHTTT I ONLY CRIED ON RUYI AND HAILAN SCENES QIANLONG DOESNT MATTER IN RYZ
its because the TB is contagious.
Same. No one loved Ruyi like Hailan did. Their love is a lot like my sister and I. I would mourn just as hard as Hailan did it I lost my sister. Ugh, I don't even want to think about it.
@min yoongi's house cleaner Tbh i think hailan would have gladly caught the disease with her. They both cared for each other a lot. Plus its not like hailan had anybody left after ruyi died. Her child had passed and now her friend had passed. She basically had nobody left in the palace
@@teodora2979 Does Ruyi elder son also die after her???
In the novel, hailan was the one who loved ruyi the most. In it, she said, "I, heliyete hailan, lives on, but my soul has died with my sister."
Immediate tears from me.
Tuesday Wang this makes my heart broken
What is the name of the novel? I have to read all of Ruyi's life. 💝.
She was the only person who was so devoted and protective of her empresses it was sad when Ruyi wouldn't let her come around as much in the end.
@@danceblues1713 The novel has the same title as this series... but it is in Chinese
@@lilacangelblue2404 yes, this tv series are based on the novel with the same title
Ruyi was the perfect empress. She was elegant, knew when to speak, knew when to hold back her tongue to diffuse the situation, she was observant, had the emperor's best interests at heart, was warm and generous with consorts and willing to be in harmony with them as long as they didnt invite trouble. She was never jealous or vindictive.
All she wanted in return was to be able to love Hongli and stay by his side. She never even wanted the empress title. In fact, her becoming Empress was just something she decided to put up with just so she could be with him. Other concubines saw it as a prize. She saw it as a sacrifice.
说得好 你分析的很透彻
No she wasn't. She constantly let her enemies do whatever they wanted, only getting involved after people were dead. She knew how horrible some of those women were yet she just let them scheme and kill because she's "above" palace drama. Ugh. She was far too lenient with everyone and should have taken her job more seriously.
It's not "he deserve all the pain".
It is " Finally, she is free."
If u was him would u do the same
She always wanted to be free even since child hood your auntie was empress and even when the prices were getting married and stuff she did not care for it but in the end he persisted on telling her marry me I protect you and then when he grow old he understood everything and when he took her titles away it was not because he was angry it was because he was filling her last wishes she fell out of love due to him not trusting her and then when he was old he finally understood everything I am sure he understood some while he was younger but fully understood when he was older thus the reason he died with the gold box in his hand so that everyone new how he treasured
She deserves her freedom.
It's both
She was humane to them all. Even the harem sincerely felt her loss and wished her joy beyond death.
He just did that too much and did too little for her when she was always sincere and respectful for her love for him. Too late. He always broke and tried too little to glue the pieces back together but you can only glue broken pieces so many times. She is free. From all the crap now
She really loved him, but she only received doubts, selfishness, from him, he took her live from granted and killed every bit of live she had for him, dying was her relief. Every time i see the final episode where she knows she's dying and cut herself from the painting i cried and cried no matter how may times 😭😥😭 my favorite drama.
感情就像信用卡, 無論對方多深情, 總會有額度, 千萬不要藉著對方愛自己不顧對方感受亂刷, 總有一天還是會刷爆的, 到時候才在悔不當初
講的真是句句精闢
沒關係的現在的人，有很多張卡可以刷xd
解釋的真細膩！👍👍💯
真的 感情也有額度的 仗著對方愛自己 就可以一直耗費感情，以為對方都一直在，其實心已經慢慢死去了。
黑卡呢？
I don't think he cried at the death of any other woman in the palace t Ruyi. His childhood friend and first love. How could he have been so evil towards her. Unbelievable.
Plus it wasnt just one or two tears he couldn't hold back. He actually sobbed sorrowfully
People change... At least she was finally free from sorrow.
My heart broke for Ruyi when she wondered what kind of love she had with the emperor in the past after the emperor told her how he fell in love at first sight on princess of Han tribe and became obsessed with the princess :'(
@@CandyUsagi Yes she was finally free. All she ever wanted was his love. Not to be Empress and he couldn't be faithful to that he was so blinded. I don't know how long it took her to die from TB. My husband died from TB young but he was far gone before he knew he had it.
@@MidoriGa95 He had a lot of nerve to ask Ruyi to help him win the love of the Han Princess who was in mourning from the death of the man she loved. After sending Ruyi to the Cold Palace this was one of the worst things he did along with hitting her twice so hard she flew across the floor. There were so many unforgivable things he did to his childhood friend and 1st love. Unbelievable 💔
This was such a power move for Ruyi. She decided to be free and cut ties with the emperor knowing he will most hurt by it.
But he too chose to remove her from the history of his empire and to give her a simple funeral... that's mind boggling to me 😶
@@poetcorner2905 He was afraid that in the "mighty" history of the Qing dynasty an empress more importantly a "woman" dares to defy the emperor authority, the imperial family won't look good.
But it was the only decent thing the emperor’s done for Ruyi after everything that he put her through all the years they’ve been together. He’s respecting Ruyi’s wishes by not having any ties to him in life and in death.
@@merveillem001 obviously that a reasonable thing to do afterall a emperor was like some kind of god at that time. No one can disobey him that why he even said she was mad at the time of her death.
@@poetcorner2905 A fin de cuentas no lo logro porque es un icono lo que hizo al emperador .
Usually women in the past are Martyrs in loving their husbands. But despite of all the Emperor's numerous Concubines, Ruyi was the one who sincerely loved and has deep concern with the Emperor. But she is always taken for granted and ignored. Poor Lady...Her emotional struggle is a complete torture. 🥺🥺😢
Let this be a lesson to all of us ladies and Worry about yourself
@@ThePricklyash yes exactly - why worry so much about others when the only person who could take care of ourselves is us, never the others.
Очень грустная сцена, но заголовки видео на русском языке меня убивают😂 император плакал только на башне 😅😂😂 это автоматический перевод Ютуба ?
@@АннаМалеева-ю9н I am sure it is an automatic translation haha!
Eventhough the king had many concubines deep in his heart the only one that he loved the most was the empress but as the empress says the king is not belong to her only but for the peoples & the harems
That's what happens when you throw her away so much! She gets the message, and doesn't come back.
Everytime I watch this drama, especially this scene, I’m impressed with Wallace Huo’s acting. He seems to be filled with terrible grief and regret with his treatment of his beloved woman. The neglect, the palace intrigue and politics “killed” her. All she wanted was the love of her beloved. He realised too late how much he did love her, and how she suffered in loving him, till in the end, she had none left for him and wanted nothing to do with him and his palace. Wallace Huo the actor was reported to be very depressed and cried even after shooting, because he was so emotionally affected.
Don’t be impressed, cause I didn’t see not one tear fall
Actors who are so worried about their role are real professionals
@@leepo007 hahahahaha
@@leepo007 yes… like people who are lying in court .
每次看如懿說蘭因絮果這段都會哭
周迅真的演的太好了
好的演員用聲音就能講哭一眾人了
反觀現在...一堆覺得靠臉就能吃飯的流量明星
我沒看過這部戲，因為一開始就知道是悲劇，所以不敢看，但只看一些YT分享的片段就讓我覺得好淒涼，也哭了~更不敢看整部戲，當初很多人批評這部戲，但我只看一些片段就覺得拍的很精緻，會讓人一看就難忘(像甄嬛傳一樣)延禧攻略雖然也蠻好看的，但看完一次就不會想再看了，甄嬛傳我都不知道有沒有看100遍😆
@@堂本光希 甄嬛传我看了60遍😅😅
因为太经典，我都不曾想过看别的古装宫廷剧，但YT上看了几个如懿传片断，也挺精致的，但不会想去看很多遍。
现在这些靠脸吃饭的才叫戏子！周迅是演员！
@@amiladesilva1730
都好看，
各自精彩與各有特色，
有的始終嚴肅
有的偶有幽默，
劇情各自不同，
配樂路線也不同。
我慶幸我都有看到，
都有被感動落淚過，
也都一再重看片段！
她說，請皇上保重，眼角泛淚，對這個人沒牽絆了
...hmm his ending did not satisfy my sadistic desire to see him suffer for all the things he did to her. I needed more scenes of him crying and going mad with loneliness, now that he was truly “alone at the top”
Yeah... I totally agree.
I'd say he suffered. He did admit he's a widow that showed nobody was really at his side though the concubines tried to meet him at which he rejected them
Same.
I think he suffered in different way. He thought of Ruyi for 40 years till his death. He died of LONELINESS.
😀😀😀
he took everything that ruyi gave him for granted. her love, her trust, her kindness, her faith, and her loyalty in him. in the end, he deserved all of the consequences of what happened.
He finally realized she knew that would be the last he see her alive but still refused to let him know so he can leave on his trip but he never knew
That was her vengeance to the king for hurting her all the time
皇帝以為如懿說的花開花落自有時是還在嘔氣生氣不下台階吧，他不知道她說的是 時辰到了，只能陪你到這兒了
我覺得是一語雙關，情既死，身亦過
皇帝是明白的，花开花落自有时=缘分已尽。
這個解釋蠻喜歡的
正面解讀就是勸皇帝
你也要看開寬心些
不然憂鬱躁鬱會更重
她想說的是，我對你的感情，已經如花落一般的凋零了。
He'll never find that love again. Ruyi had a pure love for him. Then bit by bit, he destroyed it.
Yes he did
Don't know why but I love it when men regret ...regret tht they hurt someone who is most imp in their life
Me too...
It's cathartic to see men regret treating women badly. I think we all wish and hope the people who treated us badly would one day come to regret their actions and regret ruining the good things we had together.
@@RemRewRoe We are all one. We have a chance for peace and wisdom when we have empathy for all and love all of humanity, both loss and triumph. Men and wome
Amén.
@@22424 Huh?
He was sad for her death, but didn't even give her a proper funerals just for the sake of his ego?
Well some people just never learn. For them ego is more important than any relationship.
Maybe he understood her desire to not be part of the history as his empress since she never wanted it. As we can see when she cut and burn herself in the portrait. She wanted to be erased from the narrative. So he burried her as a citizen to give her and respect the liberty she wanted and actually have in her death.
It is because the Empress was commited the most taboo actions whichh is cutting he hair infront of the Emperor, it is not allowed to the Mongolian consorts/concubines to do such action. That's when Ruyi was died she was not confered as Empress instead, she was buries as Imperial Noble Consort.
While I don't know the reason in real life, in the story/drama, it's implied he did so because it was what she would have wanted--she never wanted to be empress and trapped in everything that came with that title. Her removing herself from the painting (done of him and her when she became empress) was removing what she could of herself from history/the records, certainly removing/separating herself from him. His identity was entirely tied to being the emperor--she did not fall in love with the emperor, she fell in love with a prince who happened to become the emperor. While we and others in the story think of the role of empress as a sort of honor, to Ruyi, that was never the case here. It was a role she only took on to be with the man she loved and who, by the time of her passing, had very successfully destroyed that love. It's like one of the concubines said at her memorial tablet--she went to be with her young man. Had the emperor buried her as an empress, she would never be Ruyi again in history but known as Empress __. One of the things she cherished and dreamed of was to be able to live happily and well as a "regular" person with the man she loved and who loved her back (I think it gets brought up several times but I remember most clearly when she was marrying off her maid Suo Xin). By not having her buried--and immortalized in history as--the empress, he gifts her a freedom she longed for but never received in life.
In reality, however, who knows why he did it? Whatever the reason for her likely cutting her hair, in the end, he never seemed to forgive her. I think there are rumors/reports the closest thing to acknowledgement he displayed was just saying she must have hated him still after learning she had passed away. However, whether or not he felt he bore any responsibility in the end for driving her to that point, he still was very angry when people tried to speak on her behalf. Historically, he was known for being a excellent leader/emperor in his youth but not in his later years. His reign both saw the dynasty reach its peak and also saw it begin to decline.
@@mimosasilva8289 It was not really allowed for anyone to cut their hair at pretty much any time, not just a member of the royal harem in front of the emperor. The belief was that all parts of a person came from their parents--hair, skin, etc, so to just cut your hair was seen as an act against filial piety, a huge nono and insult against propriety and essentially, a tenet of their society. For Manchurians, more specifically, the only acceptable time one could cut their hair was in an act of great mourning due to the death of either the emperor or empress dowager. And a lock of hair could/would be cut in marriage to intertwine with the spouse's hair as a symbol of spending the rest of your life/eternity together. So her cutting her hair was symbolically also her "divorcing" him, in a sense. But yes, her cutting her hair when the emperor and empress dowager was alive would also be seen as cursing either one or both of them. For other ethnic chinese groups, I'm not sure if the same applied but cutting one's hair was still seen as taboo though less against the country (condemning/cursing the emperor or empress dowager to die) and more against one's parents.
@@mimosasilva8289 its a Manchurian belief that cutting of hair was a taboo
Well, I think it's a good thing Ruyi wasn't buried alongside the emperor. Over 100 years later, his tomb and that of his 2 empresses were ransacked and their bones scattered in the mud. Last laugh with Ruyi
It just goes to show. That when you don't take someone you love for granted when they're gone, you realize just how much time you lost. Instead of believing her, and giving her all his heart as he did in the beginning, He disrespected her, betrayed her love, hit her, called her crazy, locked her up, never protected her. He didn't try to understand her. Made her eat things he knew she never liked, which no dought caused her harm. Forced her to watch a friend who she cared for serve her and in the end die. Broke her heart more times than one. Locked her up in the cold paliace then made her be empress when she didn't want to. Then slapped her and when she cut her hair to prove a point he locked her in the palace for years...
Then when he finally let her out he expects everything to be okay and for her to still love him the same way.
Is he for real???? After everything she had been through and most of it all on her own without him at her side, no wonder she didn't love him anymore. And im glad she died in peace. she deserves to finally be at peace after everything she went through.
You said it well.. Punto per punto! We all loved Ruyi and hates the stupid and selfish emperor.
Amen, sister!!
the saddest part is that he caused most of these things that happened to her
I reckon she enjoyed being locked in the palace as she do not need to deal with him.
Cried buckets. You can only truly appreciate someone or something after it’s gone. Ruyi was too good for him. She didn’t deserve it. But such is life.
如懿走了，許多人都是真心難過、為她不值，可見如懿多麼得人真心。
在宮中要得人心不難，但要得真心卻是困難。
如懿明哲保身卻從不害人，可謂性善德美；
身歷險境也懂得化險為夷，可謂聰穎智慧；
不計較得失也不與之同流，可謂心胸寬大、能保有自我。
又有多少人能像如懿一樣呢？
真心敬佩。
的确。 有时害人比不害人简单多了。
@@DoDo-ox3yp 對
還珠格格的可不是這樣
@@brainoperation818 沒辦法
ha! he deserves every bit of shame..he never took back what he said n did to her..I love the Empress n she did not give in to him..he's just ugggly 😞
Both inside and out😭😭😭😭this so is a roller coaster of emotions.i can't go through it again. The amount of tears I shead😭
Yes, I was waiting for him to admit how wrong he was and he never admitted it. Even his own mother learned to love, respect and even fought for Ruyi in the end and he couldn't do anything for Ruyi.
@@queensugar4953 he was the great emperor right, how could he ever admit he was wrong. She made him made once just by not looking at him or giving in and he took her son. Just like that piece of ish
this is why only watch clips of historical Cdrama because it always end tragically and rarely have happy endings... I can never understand why people are so hungry of power and yet still be starving when they have it.
Because it's not power that they want, it's the comfort that comes with power.
There are several happy ending Cdramas out there. One being General and I
He has so many consorts but how many of them are true to him? Only Ruyi who loved the emperor the most but he take her loved for granted. Emperor died alone without anyone in his harem.
where are his harems?
@@kimv1987 his Concubines as you seen mourning over the Empress' coffin
I love the fact that the Emperor did not marry again despite the harem still there and free old with the loneliness and pain and guilt that he had caused and thus knew he deserved it, and appointed the next in line for the throne one of his children. And thus he died holding a box containing his hair and Ruyi still hoping they could meet again in their next life. He still loves her despite all he put her through and paid it for the remainder of his life
I hope the next time they meet he’s asking if she wants fries with that. This dude is such a horse’s ass
Ruyi is very much like Princess Diana, an aristocrat and kind and loyal and popular who know her prince since childhood around the castle but in the end both died.
@@AMYREASON It's a historical drama, Amy. 🙄🙄🙄
@@AMYREASON Ula Nara existed, you should look on the internet.
@@AMYREASON this story is based on a true story about this empress from the ula Nara clan. Her story is tragic but so is the story of other empresses.
@@AMYREASON they were real people they aren’t fictional
@@Ellesappellejejeje The story is based on real people but like most "based on the true story of..." depictions, takes a lot of creative liberties.
This made me cry so much. I loved Ruyi. She. Was a good humane LADY. AND SHE WAS NOT TREATED NICELY,. I HOPE THAT THE EMPORER FELT SAD EVERYDAY..
I cried as well watching the series so sad I loved this woman she was treated badly by him warm hearted woman he didn't deserve her. So sad ending
如懿永远永远都是面带微笑如此的温柔...
everyone tells us that yongji was buried as commoner by the king but this means that ruyi's wish to live a healthy life for her son was fulfilled because if yongji was favored then he would have sacrificed a lot
Agree💕
執子之手想與子偕老，卻遭揮霍糟蹋，最後只有心死，唯一讓人心裡好一些的是，如懿結清了一切，平靜安心的走
如懿比較可憐吧，渣龍哭一哭還不是繼續渣
When the queen died i almost cried. she was so good but the emperor did not understand her and hurt her but the queen loved her so much. i just hate the emperor now he is crying for her after she died and he is repenting he what a freak he deserve it
Ruyi had no regrets, she always put up with so many things, the schemes against her, the humiliations From the husband, the rumors and gossip
Ruyi was an incredible empress and in my view no Queen compares to her, when she left she left so many holes in the hearts of the consorts who loved her, respected And they admired, the saddest thing for me was the expression of Hailan, her empty eyes she looked broken.
Ruyi's the only reason why she held on for so long. After Yong Qi's death, there's this scene where Hai Lan tells Yong Qi that if it wasn't that Ruyi is still alive, she would have given up and joined him.
It's really sad that Hai Lan is left alone and still keeps Ruyi's ex-residence (the main hall of Yanxi Palace) intact, looking the same as before she went to be confined in the cold Palace.
I guess that's the only place and thing (along with the sachet she sewed for her and Ruyi) to think of her.
有人跟我一樣覺得後期的海蘭其實很適合當皇后嗎
不會過分惡毒 也絕非愚善
而且不愛皇上，不會妒忌其他各宮
而且她壽命還長，只比乾隆早7年走。
如果真如劇中性格，的確是適合。還是自潛邸就跟著的，資格也深。
顏值也屌打眾嬪妃
有时候人生就是这样, 适合没缘, 有缘无份, 因兰絮果, 说到底, 这人间， 人性最恶
@@dandanwen4394 蘭因絮果
兩個人對彼此的感情其實一直都在,戀愛的感情跟記憶是很難忘記的,只可惜長大受到社會規範,現代人亦也是
純純的愛情很容易萌芽,維持更是不容易,如懿跟皇上雖有感情但是一直被其他妃干擾誰叫皇帝都是多妾制度
都是重感情的人,皇帝知道如懿死後用生氣憤怒來掩飾愧疚跟後悔的感覺,因為又是礙於皇帝身分不能在臣面前哭
人的感情就是這樣愛恨糾葛有愛也有恨,看你能不能克服恨的部分而已,可以克服的話就長長久久了
然後皇帝想修復畫作就代表他還想時光回復到當初,就像我們的摯愛離開之後總想用照片來回憶摯愛,不過他腦子裡面也都還有那些美好的回憶也不虧了,如懿自自然然的離世也教會了皇帝這種地位最高人物一門功課,就是遇到真正喜歡的人一定要留住因為機會只有一次,即便是皇帝也是會受困於情感,最後皇帝還是很幼稚不給如懿用皇后制度的喪儀,孩子氣麻
You don't know what you have until it's gone.
如懿走的时候 真的好像在睡觉
好漂亮，好安详
我都哭了 QWQ
Ruyi se fue tranquila, sin remordimientos. Por fin pudo ser libre de esta prisión de oro en la que perdió absolutamente todo y no gano nada. Ella solo pudo ser retratada junto con él al convertirse en emperatriz, siento que en el momento en el que ella rompe este retrato lo hace con el fin de separarse de él para siempre. De borrar ese amargo capítulo de su vida, así mismo fue una forma de castigarlo. La emperatriz ya lo había dejado de amar desde hace mucho tiempo, probablemente ya no sentía absolutamente nada por él. Así que lo apartó de su vida, él no merecía su tiempo y tampoco merecía tener algún tipo de recuerdo de ella. Al final solo tendría el remordimiento como compañero, tanto es así que incluso le negó la posibilidad de estar con ella durante su enfermedad, incluso en sus últimos momentos. No le dejó nada para recordarla, en parte también fue el mensaje de que no deseaba ser recordada. Es por eso que él hace que borren todo sobre ella, en esa época solo la emperatriz podía ser sepultada junto al emperador y se creía que estarían juntos en la eternidad. Pero él le quita esa carga y la "libera" del Harem
Al fin un comentario en español
Yo creo que lo de la pintura fue un acto para si misma, ella no quería morir siendo la esposa del emperador y esa fue su manera de lograrlo.
Ella se fué dejando sus cuentas saldadas pero algo q admiré de ella es q pese a todo lo q tuvo que vivir y las promesas rotas del emperador ella murió sin odiarlo o sentir algún rencor hacia él, se fué tranquila
Eso recordando todo lo q le hizo, prometió protegerla pero no la protegió de los demás y mucho menos de él, sufrió el ser difamada y castigada por crímenes que nunca cometió, la humillaba constantemente y es triste todo lo q vivió con aquel emperador tan cruel
Ella le quito las ganas que tenia el para que ella muriera encerrada en uno de los csstillos.
fue una de las mujeres mas integras de aren tenia mucha humildad. y mucho carisma. de las mejores .
既會痛心至此, 為何當初不珍惜眼前人。
最後交代臣下對如懿的喪儀也不用 “ 皇后 ” 之禮 , 乾隆說来說去: “ 面子大於一切 ” ！
他給了她自由。后位和追思不是如懿要的東西，她也不稀罕
@@joy_coconuts
我也覺得是這樣，
就連傳位也沒傳給如懿兒子，
是遂如懿的心願～
如甄嬛所說：「當皇帝未必是天下第一得意事」
紫禁城真的是一個禁錮之地啊！
李玉掉泪的那时候 太心碎了
He didn’t even have the face to go and say a proper goodbye to her as he knew in his heart he’d wronged her so much. Her children and the people around her appreciated and respected her.
What a great story! She did exactly what she wanted at the end! Destroyed everything related to her! She went through hell for the love of that man! And he never deserved her!
Es difícil de entender, pero al final Ruyi solo quería ser libre, no quería ser Emperatriz, ni tener honores. Eso fue lo que comprendió el Emperador cuando ella ya no estaba. Fue un amor que terminó mal, porque ella solo quería estar con él, pero no ser una de sus múltiples concubinas
Coincido. Cuando ella se cortó el cabello para romper con él, le reprochó las injusticias que el emperador cometió, entre ellas, torturó y mató a un guardia del sospechaba infidelidad. Yo creo que le perdió el respeto y la admiración.
не обольщайтесь, ничего этот эгоист не понял. А уничтожил все о ней, потому что как истинный нарцисс, обиделся, как она оставила его одного, типа он императрицей ее сделал, а она неблагодарная...
Él la hizo sufrir tanto y es triste saber q ella a pesar de ser una noble lo q deseaba era tener una vida sencilla y tranquila
Fué encarcelada injustamente, fué difamada constantemente, perdió a sus hijos por cálculos de personas maliciosas, la humillaba incluso frente a sus criados, mató a uno de sus mejores amigos y Salvador ling yunche solo por su molestia e inseguridad, la volvieron a difamar e incluso le impidió despedirse de yonqi sabiendo q fué cómo su hijo, decidió creerle a terceros q a ella y etc
Le hizo tantas cosas despreciables q ese amor q ella le tenía lo mató por completo y destruyó ese algo especial q ambos tenían
@@alice_yar3924 Pura verdade!
希望我晚年也能像郎士林一樣
領著國家高薪，閒時上班看小說
領導交代事情，跟他講一堆做不到的藉口
再繼續看看小說、看看漫畫
Classic story of taking a good woman for granted. Glad the emperor learned in the end.
Te merecías el amargo recuerdo de la partida de Ruyi. Ella lucho, desesperadamente en ese palacio y todo para que... ¿para que siempre dudaras de ella? Me alegro mucho de que sufriera al final con su recuerdo.
終於懂了為何是『如』懿，一生一世心一動，花開花落自有時😭
“生同枕 死同穴、一生一次心意动、臣妾希望能和皇上要多长久就多长久”
最后她放弃治病
遗书也一个关于渣渣的字都没有
心死的要多透就有多透。 。。
为了这渣男连死的心都有太不值得 但起马不用再面对他
@@xianaizeng8937
她其實沒有不愛他
是替他操心操到自己真的心累了
而且也體認到天下感情沒有亙古不變
頂多只有「習慣了」
兩個都是權利頂峰之位的
壓力受害者
@@davidlin2998你看的透啊 想不到我这个评已经是一年了 时间飞逝 这个年代真的是不知道有没有真爱
@@davidlin2998 明明就不愛他了。
一大堆女人，愛了個男人後就替他做牛做馬，什麼都替他想，最後傷透心離開，想都不想再想起來，因為累死了。
像如懿，替皇帝操煩到他百年後的名聲，擔心他受萬世人恥笑他就是個愛招妓的蠢人，根本不配當皇帝。結果還被一巴掌打下去...他都不領情不在乎他自名聲，還覺得炩貴妃替他招妓好棒棒。這種男人管他幹嘛咧，就讓他去呀，反正爛的是他自己的名聲，又不是如懿的。
女人呀，愛的時候做牛做馬，不愛了不回頭的也很多，又厭煩又累人，這種感情留著有什麼意義嗎？！
@@xianaizeng8937 才不是為了渣男去死，只是病了又活累了，而拼死拼活面對的都是爛事，困在這四方牆裡有什麼好事嗎？何必呢？！
she was a master teacher. its surprising that he didn't see that. and he locked her up for 3 years in the Cold Palace. he missed his opportunity. she should have been emperor.
如意那句自问又自答的:"还念吗?" "不念了!" 最让人难过了😔
7:45 - 7:46 You could see Li Yu's tear fell, clearly saddened with Ruyi's death...
And probably for Rongpei too
Commendable acting by the actor. A fully composed and professional servant showing no emotion, except for eyes shining with tears.
演李玉的演員很捧，可以獨挑大樑的男一號！
朗世寧表示 你以為畫上只是潑到咖啡膩！！！都剪掉了 我怎麼修復
I wish she could have those rebirth plots in manhwas
Like she gets a second chance in life and choose not to marry this bad man and build a happy family
True! The reason i dont watch dramas are because i dont like the emotional turmoil that comes with it. Even with novels i only choose those with happy endings. My work is already stressful enough without all these dramas conflicts. 😂
@@bimboohaha IKR!!
@@bimboohaha
Hahaha you remind me of my friend. Ever since we met back in elementary school she would always read the last page of a book before deciding to read the whole thing which if the ending is happy only then she would read lol
It seems like Yongyan got to the throne because of this letter Ruyi left to Yongji. She wanted her son to not have to do what he doesn't like, which might mean becoming the next emperor. The present emperor was really willing to fulfill Ruyi's wishes. I was furious a bit knowing Yongyan, the son of vicious Wei Yanwan, got the throne, but I understand now why.
Honestly, by the point that Qianlong abdicated, most of his sons were dead, so he didn't have much of a choice.
By the time the emperor abdicated, Yongji had long passed away. Honestly, if he had his pick of which son would succeed him, neither Yongyan nor Yongji would likely have gotten the throne. He had very high hopes for Yongqi (Concubine Hailan's son) who was seen as the most outstanding of all the princes and mentioned him specifically decades after his death to some visiting dignitary, lamenting his early death.
Best thing she Did that she advices her son to be free like her
There is no good ending than this. You reap what you sow. In her last breath, she still remember all sweet memories of him, I think she loves the past not what he become. She cut ties all of about him even painting not excluded, that show how much she hated him. Like even afterlife she dun want anything to do with him. He cried here but not once asking for forgiveness.
She cut herself from the portrait because she had always thought that was an honour reserved for the Empress (true wife), and something reserved for herself and former Empress Fucha.
But Qianlong did it for Consort Rong (the fragrant Consort) the moment she entered the palace, and Ruyi realised rules and customs remain only until the Emperor has a change of heart.
So Ruyi cut herself out to say that she's done with this, she doesn't need this fake crap.
If the game is too rigged, one can beat it by refusing to play. That's what she did in the end so she could be free.
@@mivvm well said
你放心三個字，讓如懿安心一輩子，卻也害了她一輩子
他騙了如意 根本沒讓她放心
@@ShiRo-ue2rt
不是騙！
很多人給承諾的當下，
是激情又認真的，
只是沒評估過自身能力，
更想不到後面變化。
一個你再愛再相信之人，
被陷害個一百次，
你也會動搖忍不住懷疑的，
尤其你知道你們身處
複雜又利益牽扯龐大的
皇宮/政治圈裏
Actors and actress was so good in this drama. Wow, I got the feel they want to convey! It makes me cry, angry, happy in..so good even though I personaly dont like a tragedy stories.
Both were super acto4 ànd perfect for their parts. Would like to see them again together in a happier storyline.They are both great actors
為了陪他進了牢籠，最後卻是一個人孤獨死去
為了一份感情耗盡自己所有的生命
為了心頭所鍾之人 耗盡青春年華 澆灌那個少年郎 得以滋養 成為十全老人
如懿喜歡的是相知相惜的少年郎，與後來的**老人無關，他們不是同一個人
@@changbogg6877 这里哪有真情意!都是各有所需。你懂的
@@weq8999 我還真看不出如懿除了求皇上的那一顆心，還有什麼所需的。
Thats what the emperor gets for putting his love in the cold place
如意是真的自在了 不留任何影像 不和皇上说局再见 意思就是说；你们谁也不用记住我 我也不想让你们怀念我，就忘了我吧，我一个人清净自在。 用最狠的方式让皇上余生内疚自责
她沒報復之念
對海蘭對皇帝都一樣
都是在告訴他們：
大家都老了
隨性自在些
莫再有罣礙了
渣隆，不但奢侈耗光國庫，還廢渣耗了那麽多女人的青春歲月與真情！
看他哭 我就爽了 看看人家如懿給你掉多少眼淚 你才這樣而已
Да, после её смерти он понял, кого он потерял😢😢😢
霍建華真的很不會演生氣欸
但是甜蜜那時候很棒
不然真的就是演太成功讓乾隆太討人厭
主要是配音太激昂了🤣配音很高亢，表情卻像剛整完型，沒跟聲音在同一頻率上
It's so sad that Rongpei died with her mistress but I can understand why. I am happy Ruyi didn't leave anything for the empower to remember her by. Hailan looked so heartbroken I cried. She truly loved Ruyi. I am also glad the empower spent the rest of his life forlorn and lonely. He threw away and mistreated the best thing he ever had.
Rongpei knew that it was as good as it gets in the palace.
You didn't diserve her. I am crying so hard right now
Ruyi didn’t even have her proper funeral for the position of the empress. I feel so irritated with this emperor HongLi. He really was the cliche stupid emperor in Chinese drama who can be tempted easily by beauty.
I thought he was kind because he choose a commoner
@@onepersonisthechanceandcha155 She wasn’t really a commoner: her aunt was an Empress of the previous emperor.
@@tjoshuas yeah...after watching I realised it
That’s because it was her wish burying her with him would mean they would be in the after life together and she didn’t want that she just wanted to be at peace in the after life
@@loveremy2928 how shocking
yall why am I crying when this is only the 3rd video I've seen of this drama, thank the Lord I didn't decide to watch this when I first found out about it
its great, but its almost finals people I can't do this
Same,I'm like no matter how great I can't crush my heart,sheeesh.this drama can make me not watch Chinese drama again.
I am thankful I didn't watch this drama..this is my 2nd video after her death scene ...I already feel so heartbroken and sad for her
Yes indeed her story mirrors much of the late Princess Diana's own story, but at least with Princess Di, she managed to free herself from the shackles of royal life before her death. As for Ruyi, she remained a prisoner in the Forbidden city until her death.
You right. I started this last week and im already on episode 53.
I have application deadlines in 4 weeks.
Send help-
結果一句話也沒留給皇帝，皇帝自己也知道，如懿不愛他了。
3:15 the best line ever told, she truly was with her young man, her hongli that truly cherished her, the young 4th prince she loves not the emperor.
As the saying goes “ Regret is always in the end.”The emperor feels regret for the way he acted and treated the empress but it is too late.
Чтобы не случилось в его семье ,он, жалеет себя в первую очередь.
Рядом столько женщин, а он не может разобраться, кто есть кто.
из-за предрассудков теряет женщин и детей, были бы мозги никого бы не мучил зря и берег свою огромную семью от ядовитых змей в доме.
Amei a cena dessa pintura. Também do fato dele ter tido um final consumido pela tristeza sem direito ao perdão dela.
Only when u lose it then u realise how precious. But u never getting it back.
This has taught me that no matter how much love and care you give to someone, they can still treat you horribly.
My heart which is made of stone finally let out a tear when the eunuch Li Yu shed a tear while explaining her death to the emperor at 7:45 :'(
The grief of the emperor is so palpable. I pitied him, if only for these moments. His grief lasted till the end of his life and sadly, those happy times with Qingying are gone, never to return. He played his cards and lost . His narcissism, pride, and lust for the flesh and power prevented him to see the sincerity and genuine love of Ruyi and to appreciate it beyond the temptations and evil machinations of Ling. Almost everyone in the palace , save for Hailan, Rongpei, Suoxin, jiang, Ling yunche, and Eunuch Li, conspired to do away with Ruyi. Emperor believed them and fell to their clutches. Even the personal maids, chunchan, moxin, sulian , aruo and eunuch jianzhong connived to make life so miserable and pitiful for Ruyi. She could not continue to fight against her aggressors and emperor failed to protect her as he promised at the beginning of their marriage. Such a tragedy of displaced love, virtue, and sincere affection!
you summed up everything perfectly. She was in a constant battle from all directions even by the people she tried to be kind towards they ultimately tried to take her down for nothing. Then the emperor had the audacity to get angry that Ruyi wasn't the same girl he once knew. Of course she was changed she had to be strong and fight all the emperors jealous wives he said he didn't have the power to protect her but we know that is a lie because when Rong came in the picture he told all his wives to leave her alone and make sure she was happy or else they would pay. He could've done the same for Ruyi and he never had her back.
@@queensugar4953 but by the time Consort Rong showed up I don’t think there were any consorts left from prominent families in the harem who would’ve gave him grief. The original antagonists were the Empress, Jia and Gao trio. He would never pull that painting shit with the Fuca Empress because while she may not cause a fuss but her clan would. By this point the Emperor had gotten complacent with the harem, thinking Ruyi will “understand “ every careless move he makes. In infuriates him that unlike Fuca, Ruyi will actually hold him accountable,
哀莫大於心死
Thank goodness I was not born in those times.... !
I love her voice, so deep and calming. A motherly voice.
皇帝會傷悲，只因年老，而身邊卻再也沒有一個知心人，以及可以真誠相伴相隨的伴侶，那內心是有多么的傷心😮
活该活该 这个皇帝太活该了
皇帝自己選的
@@kuzzku9026
每個皇帝其實都沒人真心愛他
我以為畫家會回說 我現在老了 手發抖 眼睛看不清楚 畫不出這麼細的畫了....（好像太真實）
I finished this drama over a year ago but I’m still crying rewatching this scene.
where did u saw it?
Como todos en la vida cuando eres mal agradecido con las personas que están a tu lado, las maltratan y cuando mueren el remordimiento y la pena no los dejan vivir....
Si, porque amor no sentía por ella.
套句延禧攻略的一句话皇后总要循规蹈矩，还是当宠妃好~那时候的如懿还是妃子的时候~皇上处处都向着她~可当了皇后后~皇上不在像当初那样凡事都向着如懿~无论谁做了皇帝身边的发妻最后都落了个悲剧~
I didnt expect.. Ruyi died in the story😭😭😭 she is the perfect Empress💔💔💔 i think she really in pain when the emperor had his new girlfriend and most of the time his with her.. Ruyi qas smart, understanding, tough, elegant and broad minded one in the palace.. 😢😢😢
I truly think the emperor loved Ruyi the most of all, if this doesn't get to you, nothing will !! These episodes are all so well done with so much pathos - call me addicted now !! I've never seen more realistic acting in anything. Maybe the saddest thing of all: Rongpei would not abandon her mistress, not even in death. 😢😢😢😢😭😭
@Jackie Kidwell. I agree he loved her the most but during his lustful years he was too side tracked. However in the end he chose to be alone and only think of Ruyi Cris crossing a length of his hair across her hair indicating he wanted to be with her in the afterlife as a free person. He kept her tree alive and it was near him but it. Never bloomed until this lady act. Then he died hopefully to be in the afterlife with Ruyi. Everyone has their own idea about the ending and this is mine. The bloom of the plant to me suggest she forgave him. This would be like Ruyi because she could see in the end he wanted to be with her. What she always wanted. So in a way it was a happy ending even if it was in the after life. Just my view.
@@kimhicks4781 well written. (in tears)
@@blchingutopini Hi. This series really touched like it has a lot of other people too. The acting was so good and though it is based loosely on the historical Empress à lot of it is correct. Especially about the Emperor's personality. He was full of himself.and tried to blot Empress Nàra from history but this series although hundred of years later has honored her.She had a similar character to Ruyi as a devout Buddhist who really cared about China ànd the people. RIP Empress Nàra🙏💞
He loved himself most of all, he is an egoist and he deserves spiritual loneliness. I think if Rui meets him in the next life, she will run away from him without looking back.
I do appreciate that he finally appreciates her in the end and let her be free.
輝發那拉氏，這部的如懿原型，死後說是以皇貴妃級別的禮下葬，其實和嬪級別差不多，更誇張的是，沒有自己的地宮，被塞進純惠皇貴妃的地宮中，她僅剩的兒子更是受到連累，原本是高貴的嫡子，有望變成儲君，卻因此事被渣隆厭惡，連個郡王都不給他封，從此鬱鬱不得志。
其实他是不是给了Ruyi自由身
賭氣害到自己兒子了
是的，历史上先皇后和皇上感情最深，也最有贤名，皇上其实不大在乎除了先皇后以外的人，甚至和辉发那拉皇后关系很差
@@mogugao6209 但是其實真正的歷史長怎樣也已經不知道了，畢竟歷史總是勝利者寫出來的
換句話說，她應該也不願自己的兒子當皇上
THIS IS THE MEANING OF RUYI'S CUTTING HER HAIR
In the drama, Ruyi’s intent in cutting her hair was to signify the death of her marriage and the fact that she no longer wish to remain Qianlong’s wife. Basically it’s a statement of divorce. However, it can also be read as cursing death on the emperor and/or empress dowager, which is basically treason. (I mean wanting to divorce the emperor is pretty much treason as well…) That’s why it is considered an earth-shattering thing, and to this day, people still debate about why the historical Step Empress (was said to have) cut her hair since it was such taboo.
Whilst the Empress Dowager said it was out of line she questioned him and said RuYi had a reason why she did that.
As cold as The Emperess Dowager was towards RuYi for half the series. She understood that the Emperor really f.cked things up with her considering their long relationship.
@@hpmoody the Dowager herself experienced and witnessed backstabbing friends, scheming consorts and two faced Emperors. She knew better than anyone that when a consort cuts her hair, it is probably the Emperor’s fault.