9 years after Ruyi's death, ZhenHuan killed bitch with a bowl of hot soup to avenge Ruyi!
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- čas přidán 27. 08. 2024
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Chunchan's facial expression is the best!
yes!
I love how Wei Yanwan's care is left to the loyal servants she so callously betrayed 😁 A great move on Qianlong's part
Wei Yahwen is wearing Linge Yunche’s ring!
I thought she got killed off already.
Wrong show
They each had a ring. Sort of a pre-engagement ring. The ring she had was her ring and the Emperor had Ling's ring.
@jenniferstone2875: That may just be a mistake. When Ling went to see Ling Yunche after all she had done he asked for and got the ring back. He then gave it to Hailan to use as future evidence when Ling would finally get what was coming to her. Hailan gave it to the Emperor. How she got it back I don't know. There were not two rings to my knowledge. She didn't deserve his love, his promise or his ring. I can imagine the Emperor making her wear it to remind her of her betrayal of Ling Yunche so many times over but the Emperor would not be so considerate. Afterward, Hailan should have kept it or given it to Ruyi or buried it with Ling Yunche. His asking for it back symbolized for me that he was finally done with her. I would like to see Ling Yunche's final episode and then Ling's judgment episode to see if I missed something. There is always something new to be discovered.
In the confrontation, the emperor threw the ring at her when chunchan revealed that consort Ling was trying to get pregnant by Ling Yunche and pass the baby as the emperor's.
This is a bowl of ARSENIC!!!
He caused all of Ruyi's suffering and acts. Only a narcissist blames others for their own faults and only thinks about themselves. I didn't feel a bit sorry for the emperor in the end because he caused most of the chaos. He very much mistreated the one woman that actually loved truly
Exacto. El fue el causante de su desgracia.
對比延禧攻略真的很諷刺
戒指還是凌云澈那一顆
Acabou que no final o filho dela foi nomeado como ela queria. Injustiças do começo ao fim. Um imperador soberbo, orgulhoso , um ser sem discernimento. Muito triste tudo isso.
Yes 😢
Ruyi didn't wanted any of that stuffed the only thing she wanted was to love him and he was fool who didn't see it
He is such an A-hole. Does he not know that Ruyi's behavior was caused by him?
He sure did. That is why he was so alone. He knew.
Well he had enough people tell him. The Dowager, The Empress and Hailan were more subtle, Rong would tell him to his face and Ruyi was always straight but she was brutally honest when she cut her hair. Gao, Jia and Ling all let him have it with both barrels on their way out but it went in one ear and out the other. I can't remember which one spoke for the harem when they demanded that Rong be sent away. There was nearly a mutiny because he was making a fool of himself. Even his sons tried to reason with him. Even God can't save a fool from his own folly if he won't change. Their world revolved around him but that doesn't make him the sun.
@@joiionni2186 Amen to that final statement and everything else you said!😊🩷👏👏👏
No me canso de verlo me gustaría que estuvieras traducido al español para entender más el contexto de la historia pero a un así me gusta
You can change the language on prime video
Forgive me- I'm confused. I thought they poisoned Wei Yahwen on the night she was confronted with her crimes. Why was she kept alive for nine years?
Punishment.
@@lizz5235 Living in a palace is not really punishment - in and of itself.
They fed her antidote just to poison her again and again
She was given poison daily and given the antidote daily. This was her punishment. Surely that would drive her mad
@@dukecity7688the emperor literally says he's not going to let her die that easily. She lives in daily misery, like she should. She was given the poisonous mushrooms that she got caught giving to Ruyis son. They are poisonous over a long period of time and very addictive. That's the soup she's been drinking all these years. Also you can see how cold it is in her room, it's not like she's living lavishly in the palace.
Oh man, 如懿伝 is so sad. That's why I like watching 延禧攻略 more.
Your titles are completely misleading
Li yu doesnt look any different!
not the same person
Sólo tiene unas arrugitas en los ojos 😊
應該是李玉成為太監之前生的小孩
@@mamark1357 他成為太監前年紀還太小🌚
This drama story doesn’t make sense at all…at least according to history. The other drama yanxi palace makes more sense.
Ruyi explores the psychological and emotional aspect of court life, it’s less romanticized and more realistic compared to other dramas who have clear winners and losers whereas real life is never so straightforward. I think this show captured the real struggle of women between their own desires and their duties that revolve around Confucian relationships, whereas other dramas make the heroine transcend her actual role for the sake of the story, which is very unrealistic historically as well
那永璂怎麼了？
片名？？
如懿传
令妃很漂亮
This is sad and cute❤
yes
Cute?
Isn't Yongyan the mad Imperial Noble Consorts son?
Yes he is, but he is the only eminent prince who can succeed the throne.
@@user-kt5ys3iq1l Oh the irony of it all.
Historically, the only sons to outlive Qianlong Emperor, apart from Yongyan (15th), were Yongxuan (8th) and Yongxing (11th) from Consort Jia; and Yonglin (17th) was another of mad Imperial Noble Consorts sons, but I don't think is shown in the show, so would be a full biological brother of Yongyan. 6th Prince, Yongrong, who was Noble Consort Chun's youngest son, died in 1790, and Qainlong 'retired' in 1795.
The show explains Jia's sons being barred from the succession, due to Jia's actions, but there doesn't seem to be a record of that actually happening. It was probably because they were both in their mid to late 40's when Qianlong retired, and only had 4 surviving sons between them (ie, not promising for the future, as an emperor needed many sons to outlive him, to avoid a succession crisis).
Even Ruyi's son Yongji, the 12th Prince, died early. The show tries to lead the audience to believe that Qianlong Emperor didn't choose her son to succeed him because, like Ruyi, he wanted him to be free to live his life like a normal person, instead of bearing the crushing weight of expectation that is being the Emperor. But in reality he died in 1776, outliving his mother, Ruyi, by 10 years, and outliving mad Imperial Noble Consort by just over a year.
@@TozischiThank you for explaining everything so good
@@Tozischi So many died young. One begins to wonder if they were poisoned. Historical records lapsed ....they should have kept proper records
不用講那麼無聊又令人討厭的話！
所有人事物、大部分事情，是不是你搞來、安排計畫或後援！？
你不善後，難不成全部要我一個人，幫你善後處理、擦屁股？？？
我已經對你仁至義盡；不公開扯你所製造問題，盡可能就事論事，就幾個賤人垃圾所犯的公司規定，不遵守規矩，在這部分給予強大的譴責與要負責的所有一切！
我就算要定人罪、要人下台，我都是有憑有據，有多少人事證，說多少話；個人做人做事光明磊落，規規矩矩，老老實實，我要人滾前、下台前，都是有足夠的佐證資料和重大的情事發生多次，絕不會輕易誣陷害人或栽贓任何人！高道德和品德操守行為嚴謹守本分！！！