You better believe that. The emperor was cruel, heart broken, at the end she didn't left Nothing. No picture, letter, he tried to get it fixed and redone but the painter told him he can't re due it. He broke 💔 her heart so many times. And she was still loyal to him. All he had was her hair and the little tree 🌳.

Hailan was her ride or die. After yhat incident with the charcoal.

Too busy chasing Lady Rong.

This is me giving you a resounding AMEN!!!!!! That's ( as I see it) the whole thing in a nutshell. He seems to have been a serial character assassin. If you will recall, he did the same thing to A'rou, and he got rid of them when they started surpassing his evilness, but Wei Yawan got a little closer to what she wanted than A'rou did.

There was another series on around the same time making her out to be the total opposite. In history she was elevated to replace Ruyi and her son became emperor. I couldn’t watch Story of Yanxi Palace after this series.

@@cherylthommo1 yanxi palace is so good though. Just gotta remember both of them aren’t historically accurate

@@onceyouwheeinyoucantwheeout Like the latest Cleopatra series 🤭

I think the most accurate historical representation of Consort Ling is that she was calculating and smart to get to her position of Imperial Noble Consort, but she wasn’t evil as portrayed in this series. There’s no historical evidence to prove either way if she killed so many of the emperors children. I think the way she was portrayed in My Fair Princess is the closest representation of how she actually was.

還冤枉如懿跟淩雲徹有私情~對淩雲徹百般折磨，對如懿更是萬般羞辱~

太后在玫嬪死後說「去了的就不用在意了」 如懿在這裡感慨「去了的人到底還是回不來了」 蠻怪太后打從心底佩服如懿。

Especially when you look at how she started off in the palace. Scared of her own shadow, but under Ruyi's tutelage, became one of the strongest and most ruthless consorts.

Hailan also killed the child of the first empress

I think i remember that article and it’s possible because step empress Nara was buried in the same mausoleum as imperial noble consort Chunhui (Chun) plus empress Nara’s funeral was that as an imperial noble consort but even then her service was subpar so to speak that it was like a passing service so if a plain coffin was found indeed it was empress Nara

@@Tekirai Thank you so much for commenting and offering additional information. I did wonder if I was not remembering the article properly.

This is true. I researched the real Ruyi and she was buried in the tomb with Chun.

I think (in the show) she refused to see them because she knew what she had could be contagious.

Yes I read about it too and saw a few videos. The one that belonged to RuYi was in ruins . At first they thought the coffin belonged to a maid (which was unusual for a royal concubine tomb). After investigations the scientists decided it was RuYi’s. There’s only one portrait of her (supposedly) which in the arts museum in Dôle, France. The birthplace of one of the Jesuit painters Fr Jean Attiret.

你可以去看她演的極品新娘。蠻好看的

還有她在《慶餘年》裡的司理理，也很漂亮。

She has given great performance!

@@josephgoh731飾演司理理的演員是炩妃衛嬿婉的扮演者李純喔 樓主說的是容嬪寒香見的扮演者李沁，也就是慶餘年裡面飾演林婉兒的演員

@@Ethan-qg3vy有没有可能人家就是在夸容嫔？😂 你有点多此一举了

She got swept up by Ling’s sweet talking and at that time she was still uneasy about ruyi being empress

Me too😥

I don't think they knew she did that.

Ni tampoco que ella provocó el accidente del hijo de jinse

Is this information available online?

@@kitterpuss1yes on YT. By chance I saw it and many speculative reports. Qianlong has been noted as a cruel man. If you could read Chinese you would find out that the way he treated RuYi after her death was worse than in the series.

please explain the significance of the colour here

i’m not as eloquent as othets here but i think yellow was the royal color that mainly the emperor (and empress (?)) would wear, so her wearing yellow is like saying “i’m the next empress” also i’m not sure if this has any relation but the Chinese characters for both king and yellow are pronounced “huang”

​@exonomics noble consorts can wear gold

What is this got to do with the movie Winchester

@@annahunt8988 look at the kings box it was her hair and something so precious For him. Not gold or precious jewelry. Worth a fortune. It was her tree 🌳. He was waiting for it to bloom. Her picture gone can't be repaired. She left him Nothing Not even a letter Nothing.her heart was broken 💔 the way she was treated. At the end she left Nothing. Apologies, sorry, sorrow, forgiveness don't mean nothing.

Ling was a woman involved with Ling Yunche and only wanted to climb up in status. She was considered to resemble Ruyi, which I think she took advantage of to gain favor. She was the one Jia called Ying'er when she "took her in" as a maid in her palace. There were 3.5 primary antagonists of this series. Imperial Consort Hui, who died first. Then the Empress (who was more 0.5 an antagonist because she got manipulated by Hui and Jia), then Jia, and then finally this one, Ling. I think Jia could be considered the first main antagonist because while Hui did have a hand in killing royal heirs, she was being manipulated to be even worse by Jia's whisperings, the same with the Empress. Honestly, the Empress and Hui's biggest issues that I saw was they both hated Ruyi because of the Emperor's feelings for her, especially as she was initially chosen by him to be his first wife and he was stopped by his father because of her aunt, who attempted to overthrow Qialong's father. Because of this, the Empress didn't want to properly share when it came to kids and kept Hui and Ruyi infertile for so many years. While immature, ultimately all Hui wanted was to have a child of her own and because of the Empress it never happened. The truly "evil" women in this show were Jia and Ling.

@Midalah okay I got it....kinda lol I wish someone made a death list in the palace video lol

@@julee5071 haha yeah. They made it a bit confusing.

@@Midalah is Ling the same person as Wei Yanwan? Cause that's what's confusing me

@@julee5071 Yes. Wei Yanwan is her birth name and Ling is effectively the “title” bestowed upon her by the Emperor when she became one of his wives.

菩提祖师从来没有以孙悟空为耻 因为知道他既定的命运 改变不了 师徒缘分只能走哪一段路 所以才不让他说 不然也不会在悟空被压了五百年的那段时间不断去看望他 拿这剧里的胃炎玩跟悟空比真的是便宜她了

臣妾沒有。。。嗚嗚嗚😂

So they repeatedly poison her. Poison, make her suffer antidote and repeat

So she could be poisoned again, and again and again. He meant it as a long torture for her sins.

She was poisoned, cured then fed the poisonous mushroom soup that was intended to poison Yong Ji for 10 years REPETITIVELY DAILY.

He said he wasn't going to let her have it easy.

Is it mercury n arsenic?

I wonder how the antidote works.

@@janetcook3631 I’m not sure, I’ve tried looking it up but that’s what I was wondering too, a poison that causes that kind of pain, how did the antidote work so fast overnight so she could take it every day and not die

Strychnos nux-vomica, which contains strychnine and brucine, two highly toxic alkaloids. Strychnine causes convulsions and eventually death through asphyxia. (This is simply what I read online. Please correct me if I'm wrong!)

Porque su castigo era morir de noche (veneno) y revivir por la mañana (antídoto) hasta hacerla perder la razón. En la vida real parece ser que se envenenó con mercurio, probablemente usado en los cosméticos. En aquellos tiempos ignoraban que fuera tóxico

原來.炩妃好毒，害了多少人的性命？

Según entiendo, Ling fue emperatriz después de muerta, solo para que su hijo fuera heredero legítimo. Después de la muerte de ruyi, el emperador no volvió a nombrar emperatriz y fue hailan quien se hizo cargo del harén, siendo ella la concubina que vivió más años.