You got that right!💯 Ain't Karma a blankety-blank? But I don't think I would speed up my own death just to be rid of him. I think I would try to think of a way to watch him suffer as long as I did live (by bringing up old times, dropping little hints about our dead children and saying how much they'd looked like him, which would feed his ego, and anything else I could do to make him suffer).

@@diannewalker5132 Anything she did to him, he can do worse right back. As a woman she was stuck as long as she lived, because he was Emperor. Might as well die to reincarnate somewhere else, especially since she was sick anyway, all living would do was prolong her own suffering just to spite him when she could find peace faster.

@@diannewalker5132 Ruyi's disease was already chronic when it was discovered, so there was no way to cure it. I in her place would also do the same. Until I put up with Qianlong longer.

@@Yidenia Yes, I really and truly think you're right. She was a woman that made the biggest mistake of her life by falling in love with a bratty, nerve working and completely toxic piece of a man like the Emperor, but I still don't think I would have speeded my own death just to get rid of him. No. As I said I would start my revenge while still alive so that I could have that tip of the iceberg bit of revenge to take to my grave with me. It would be after my death when the real fun started. Remember that old adage " Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned"? Enough said. Now that's just me and my personal opinion of what the Emperor should go through for a couple of centuries

@@diannewalker5132 In a way I think that was already what she did. She got to work identifying and bringing down the main villain responsible for so many ruined lives. The thing that the Emperor feared the most was the truth that he was a loser this entire time, and what she managed with Ling Fei hammered home that he had been wrong all along. Then she rejected all of his attempts at reconciliation, so he could never comfort himself with the delusion that he made things right in any way. I disagree that the Empress sped up her death. That is a view easily had if you've never experienced serious illness. Refusing futile treatment is not the same as suicide. Some people with terminal, incurable cancer opt for comfort care, so they refuse treatment that may prolong their lives but was expensive and wouldn't improve their quality of life-in fact their quality of life may even decrease, and this is a perfectly reasonable choice to make if your priority isn't simply living as long as you can, but living as WELL as you can. The Empress wasn't fasting, she didn't take any poison. She simply didn't want to bother with medicines that ultimately couldn't cure her. Bear in mind that in the old days, these medicines did not come in the form of a pill that some pharmaceutical company manufactures in bulk. They were herbs meticulously gathered in very remote areas by poor people, often during very particular seasons, and a lot of times you can have long stretches, even years where such ingredients weren't available at all, so if you used it up, someone else could die if the ingredient couldn't be restocked later. Further, they often tasted like dirt. Seriously. And you had to drink a sizeable bowl of it, like soup, so it's not a swallow-once-and-be-done-with-it. AND you often have to drink these things multiple times a day, only to extend your life by a small fraction and minimize your symptoms by a hair. We were never given an exact prognosis in the show, but the implication was that even with the doctor's best efforts, Ruyi's life would not be extended substantially, and she wouldn't exactly be feeling 100% during that time either. She decided this effort wasn't worth it. That's not speeding things up; that's letting nature take its course, and there are definitely cases when this is appropriate. I happen to feel that in her case, it fit her personality and her circumstances, and I think it ultimately was the right choice.

Well said! And Emperor regrets comes last!

Exactly. The only good thing uttered by that social climbing gold digging wench was that entire harem schemed and only RuYi was truly loyal to him but he punished her for it and has lost RuYi love forever... I loved that scene where she cut herself out of thr painting. It was like the ultimate f..k you. I will never love you and forgive you.

can you link that video here? would love to see it

El sabía que las mujeres de su harem no lo amaban, puesto que cuando eran enviadas a la ciudad prohibida ni siquiera se conocían. Eran mujeres enviadas por sus propios clanes con la esperanza de que se convirtieran en favoritas o tuvieran al príncipe heredero. De ellas solo esperaba sumisión y obediencia. Muy pocas fueron elegidas y "amadas" por el emperador

Ese era el rol de las concubinas. Dar hijos al imperio. La fragilidad de la salud de los niños, obligaban a tener muchos príncipes y princesas. Las princesas tenían una destino incierto porque eran para favorecer tribus aliadas. Muchos Imperios tuvieron similar práctica. No es algo que se pueda criticar desde nuestra época. Excelente serie muy bien ambientada. Y grandes actores. Esta historia me motivó a estudiar a cerca de China antigua. Y su territorio. Gracias desde Chile 🇨🇱

Название фильма?

頭髮剪下去的時候超帥，休夫還休的是當今皇上

Serves him right!!!!

In my opinion, the Emperor deserved every heart punch he got. It would have been nice if he had been reincarnated as a concubine and Ruyi had been reincarnated as the Emperor just so he go through his next life as her. Now that's what I would call real retribution. I really don't think he would have been able to stand it as long as Ruyi did. Oh yeah, it would be nice if he didn't have any sort of disease to speed him through that life.

That’s not true, historically…. In his last few months of life , he still had 3 young concubines (13-14 year olds) inducted into his harem… debaucherous right up to the end… please don’t take historical fiction drama to be the historical truth.

She is finally free

想不到在古代的女子也是這麼做。即是代表著她的人，她的心盼望著自由。不想和他多一分的糾葛。

Agreed…but I can’t watch any other dramas starring him after this one 😂 I get angry

I understand that most comments reserve their anger for Qianlong and his treatment of Ruyi…but Wallace Huo really gave such a brilliant performance as the Emperor. Zhou Xun was able to use her real voice and he was dubbed but nevertheless his acting was so expressive especially in the later episodes.

He always starts to cherish after he loses it, but it's too late, he only loves himself!

@@C-Dramaclips yes, I wonder if he really loves her.

@@noraabdullah3565 the emperor is what I would call a sheep. He flocks to those with greener pasture, never fully staying in one place

@@Anginitkapetayo agreed!

Hahaha

A Ruyi la bajaba de categoría y a la que mató a tantos y se volvió loca, se quedó en una buena posición. A Ruyi y los hijos con ella, no los atendió, al único de que vivía a la muerte de Ruyi, a pesar de que ella se lo entregó a la reina madre, nunca más le hicieron caso. Seguramente a la muerte de Ruyi siguió viendo a las concubinas. Gran amor

Точнее не скажешь но мне его немного жаль осазнание того как она любила и осазнание того что именно она та женщина которую он любит пришло кнему слишком поздно если бы она могла бы император мог ее воскресить то за удар нонесеный ей он молил бы на коленях о прощение и том чтобы больше ее унизить даже не помышлил бы все что было лучшего в гареие юыло бы ее.А отом чтобы переспать сРуий против ее воли даже бы и ндумал .Если бы она была жива то ему достаточно было бы слышать видить ее счастливой никакаядругая женщина ему былабы не нужна . Император начал осознавпть что любиттолько ее вмомент их последний встречи отсюда и ярость и гнев в момент сообщения осмерти Руи ислезы на стене.Он который всегда легкомысленно относился к ее желаниям выполняет ее последние желагие не хоронить ее как императрицу этим он показфвал ее душе как она была ему дорога навергое это единственный поступок который он сделал лично для нее.Не згаю почему но момент когда он кладет свои влдосы рядом с ее меня трогает до слез это как знак того что любил он только ее и если бы не смерть то ее жизнб была бы полна любви и уважения .Но увы судьба сыграла снем злую шутку всю свою оставшуюся жизнь ему осталось лишь корить себя за жестокое обращение с той которую он любил и вспоминать ен смех улыбку глаза губы.

He was sooooo happy after he had his way with Consort Rong. If he lost interest in Consort Jia, Rong was just the latest of a long line of consorts who bewitched him and he will lose interest after he got what he wanted.

@@PungiFungi so basically he was a scumbag

一次又一次幫她報仇的部分也該一併審視

@@davidlin2998 是幫她報仇還是幫自己的孩子？是替如懿被害生氣還是因為自己被人蒙蔽而生氣？如懿的仇，起因又是因為誰？

@@davidlin2998 如懿一直以來只是掛心著那些勾心鬥角下的犧牲者，怨恨根本不在她心上，乾隆所謂的報仇也只是一廂情願罷了。

Me too, he only loves himself and starts to love the women who love him after they die

@@C-Dramaclips I don't think he loved the Empress after her death. He respected her outwardly good qualities but knew she was evil.

I hope she meets with those that loved and respected her and has unforgetable tea party like she wished before her death.

見著也得趕緊轉彎。用盡一切願求不再相遇。

@@cabb1413 A cualquiera le sale el lado obscuro ante tantos malos tratos pero si lo dices por la historia del palacio Yaxin con ling es una novela también.Y he observado que muchos la idealizan por haber sido de clase baja .

Who said they will meet in heaven.the emperor himself living with a fire on his face, when he was alived. When people died they will not changed what mortal sins they've committed in this world when he die he face all the punishment according to his sins.and erased all his memories .no ruyi.not all in the past, he meet what he desrve to meet.. maybe he was not guilty if he still respect ruyi when she was alive even if he did not loved her, just a little consideration at least

@@mercygaupo9304 I was trying to think positive. Ok?

This is just my opinion, but I don't think even heaven would accept a person like the Emperor. And as for Ruyi, she was probably up there running and playing with her children. I think that a special place would have to be prepared for him. A place where he could see her and the children, but couldn't get to them. A place where he could see exactly what he missed by being such a self-righteous and lowdown piece of a man.

@@diannewalker5132 I can see that. I guess I'm thinking positively because, in real life, he didn't have a happy life after the Step-Empress died and the worst of it is that he gave the country to an incompetent child of his, and by doing that, in a way, he redeemed himself. I'm just a sucker for happy endings. Any thoughts?

@@NAVEMAN3 Yep,a couple of them. But first I have to say this. I am also a sucker for happy endings, but in my opinion, this wasn't one, not by a longshot. Maybe if I knew something about ancient Chinese history (I didn't pay attention to it in school) I would be doing the same thing you are trying to find something positive about the ending of the movie, but since I don't, I can't. With that said, I can give you my thoughts. The Emperor (in the movie) was a sad little man (and I'm not talking about little in stature) with a big attitude problem. The Empress Dowager wasn't much better, so I guess the old saying is true, children learn by example. It seems that all the children in the Forbidden City had a predestined future of attitude problem's, the one's the concubines didn't kill of course.

Hasta Hailan queriendo ayudarla a ser emperatriz porque ella estaba obsesionada, no Ruyi, la metió en problemas y la lastimó sentimentalmente. Pero la quiso, así como Li Yu, Sanbao, sus servidores, el que la servía, al que convirtieron en eunuco y después mató Hailan

Y eso que era su única amiga de la infancia ,debería conocerla bien, solo hizo maltratarla y dejar que la maltraten ,era una mujer dulce y muy inteligente ,dicen que su hijo el único que quedó, no tuvo buena vida ,el se desentendió de él chico ,lo veía como cobarde ,el chico murió joven traumado, el emperador fue un mujeriego ,egoísta..

Murió re joven a los 40 y pico ella ...

@@catasi107 simplemente estás describiendo casi (porque no conozco a cada uno en sí) el 90% de los emperadores chinos.... Imagínate si aún hoy en día hay tremendo machismo ahí... Imagínate antes...

Ruyi no podía abandonar el palacio, no existía el divorcio, solo podia irse con los pies por delante, al convertirse esposa del emperador, también quedaba unida al palacio. Llore muchísimo con la muerte de Ruyi, ella no tenía otra manera de escapar del infierno que vivio junto al emperador que no fuera morir, por eso no quiso tratar su enfermedad y se fue en PAZ.

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What’s the name of the drama with Suleiman and Hurrem please ? I really wanna watch it

Хорошие сравнение, я с вами согласна

@@dante3135 Se llama El sultán o el siglo magnífico está en KZfaq completa.

Bravo for Sultan Suleiman!!! A real man knows the worth of a loyal, intelligent woman. She's his adornment, like a precious jewel, increases his worth and he is not intimidated by love.

En la vida real según los libros, Zuleiman si amó incondicionalmente a su esposa y solo a ella y no la traicionó hasta el final de sus días. Pero en la novela la castigaba severamente, tenía que arrodillarse ante todos los inferiores en rango a ella, la traicionó con otras mujeres, la humilló, mando a matar a su hijo etc aunque si la amaba y fue un gran amor que pudo demostrarle antes de morir ella a pesar de todo lo que pasaron juntos...espectacular novela bien realizada, actuaciones maravillosas te enamoras de los personajes y de la trama, te atrapa desde el primer día aunque los escritores se ensañaron con la sultana Hurren para añadir drama dicen...

Because he was the emperor

Y aquí la quisieron hacer menos triste... Porque en realidad después que ella murió (re joven a los 45 o 47 años). Las crónicas históricas dicen que el emperador no le dió mucha importancia ni le dió un funeral digno de una emperatriz. Y hubo un sujeto que dijo que deberían darle un funeral digno de una emperatriz... El emperador lo expulsó... En realidad fue más HP el emperador que aquí....

@@nalial-nabilsy5143 In life or death, Qianlong's narcissism would never allow him to treat Ruyi differently. After all, Ruyi had always been the person of the wrong relationship in the Emperor's mind.

​@@nalial-nabilsy5143no sabia gracias

Очень трогательно,читаю сериал второй год,,и плачу .и очень жаль ,что нет на русском языке перевода

больше бесило что он свои плохие поступки оправдывал - мне тяжело, никто меня не понимает, я страдаю больше всех он говорил про любовь, но верил любой лжи в ее сторону и даже усомнился в буддийском монахе, поверив что Руи любит его Просто эгоист и собственник. Из за которого погибли и его дети и женщины которые его любили.

Ok que se llama as

Por eso la enterró junto a la consulte chun .crela que se quemó. Ellas dos lo amaron .por el mismo

It's available on Amazon Prime in the US.

Indeed it was a great movie!!!

他只愛自己，所有的女子不過是過眼雲煙

Yes, the Emperor can be blamed. The one person who truly loved him with no motives at all. Just pure love. The one person who tried to help him, from many schemes and tricks from the consorts. He turned his back on her for the very ones that were plotting against him. He humiliated her and tormented her for years. Ruyi was there before he became the father to the nation. He should have known better. He has blood on his hands. Ruyi chose death just to be free from him, that alone showed his treatment towards her.

The emperor was always aware of who was using him and who wasn't. He didn't like the ideal that Ruyi opposed him on occasion,which bruised his already unstable ego. That's why he treated her the way he did. Ling catered to his ego and lustful behaviors, He even said it when he was arguing with Ruyi on the boat that that is why Ling got preferential treatment over Ruyi because she learned to turn an eye every now and then.

gracias por tu apoyo😊

wait, are you telling me that the son of Wei Yawan ruled after all?

Fico triste pelo Ruyi, esse drama me fez chorar muitas vezes, principalmente quando ela faleceu, eu odeio o imperador, ele é muito egoísta, espero que o final dele seja um pouco pior, pois ele machucou o Ruyi muitas vezes!

@@C-Dramaclips sim. Um lindo dorama mas muito triste

Esta seríe tiene doblaje? Sabes dónde lo puedo ver?

Каждая женщина императора перед смертью желала жить простой жизнью с любящим ее человеком - Гао, Цзя, Руи, Шу. Этот факт очень характеризует Цяньлуна, как мужа(

娃娃臉，哈哈哈哈

哈……

經費不足的部分

沒有生養小孩啊～

每天都偷吃東痾痾膠阿

Err.. I'd wait for a new government to take over before going there. Have you seen the news? The ongoing lockdowns. I pity the people there.

Colheu o que plantou

i feel sad for ruyi

@@C-Dramaclips I do too. She's so sweet and caring and really loves the Emperor. She gets framed or blamed for everything.

Yeah, it's interesting to see a different perspective on the story. But honestly, there's no competition between the two. This series wins hands-down. Better script, better actors, better costume designs, bigger budget. It really captured the splendour of the Qing dynasty at its peak. Ruyi's coronation event alone must have required a hefty budget to film. Zhou Xun embodied the tragic and mysterious step-empress Nara so well that it's hard to imagine the character as a villain in another show.

Its like Legend of Zhen Huan... RuYi is actually pretty rude person in that series. But here she is a victim of the circumstances her aunt put her in.

Я тоже посмотрела эти две дорамы. И мой мозг тоже разрывается от того, что эти герои такие разные в этих дорамах. Хорошо, что я посмотрела "Покорение дворца Яньси" первым. Иначе после такой грустной истории Жуи, я бы не смогла смотреть Яньси.

@@user-sc5ts7yh7k I also watched both of them and as sad as Ruyi's story is. I still prefer Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace I managed to feel closer to what I imagine to be the reality of that time.

Since I watched this first, I can't bring myself to watch Story of Yanxi Palace.

Es muy desgraciada la historia, aquí la quisieron poner menos triste... Pero en sí vivió un infierno ella... Y murió re joven a los 45 o 47 años ... Y las crónicas históricas dicen que en sí luego de su muerte al emperador le dió igual... No le hicieron el típico funeral digno de una emperatriz... Un sirviente solicitó que lo hicieran... Pero el emperador lo expulsó o lo mandó a matar por sugerir un funeral digno... No tuvo ella amor propio... Vivió y murió en desgracia... En las mismas crónicas lo dice la emperatriz que cayó en desgracia

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