After hearing these words, Jingse completely saw the true face of the emperor and hated him! 

Exactly. He thought she would always be there to take abuse and still love him. He know she was the only one that sincere to him. She didn't have a powerful clan so it made it easy for him to keep abusing her, accusing her, lie to her.

I agree... Such an iconic scene!!!

是

所以其它人的下場都很慘烈

中国或世界女人斗女人如此残酷就是起源于要宠幸于皇帝从后宫来的。洗不掉，挥不去。

说的对

That always kills me, along with the Emperor trying to be dramatic in saying he’ll depose Ruyi as Empress and the Dowager literally rolls her eyes and has none of it.

cutting hair was not a real historical event, but it was a widely speculated rumor at the time. nobody really knew what happened that day and there was no historical record.

What is the name of this drama?

@@tajanaweiss6768 Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace

尿急😂

真的欸，還真只能說2句喔😂😂😂

宮裡處處是耳目監聽監視，改天被抓住小毛病放大處理，搞不好被去勢還要謝恩典。

​@@user-nn4be5tb5y活體監視器😂

她是皇后，接不接受都只有这一个叫法😅

"Royal Mother" as opposed to birth mother.

@@linliu3414 他在這幕前沒有叫過

She also sat back and let children be killed among many adults. Ruyi stayed quiet and watched it happen over and over

@@lady2550 yes even though she had people watching over them they were still killed but they had to have proof of who actually killed them…. She stayed quiet for years until just before she died and I think she had to tell Royal Mother why she wanted her to keep her son alive because she would not be there to look after him

+1👍👍👍

I agree. in fact when ling's servant begged jingse to save her, jingse didn't ask what happened. little did she know she was trying to save jingse who was seducing the emperor by letting him fall into temptation with ladies. Just like how Ling used her, Jingse's mother was also used by Ling's former mistress. Like mother like daughter. But at least her mother wouldn't have approved of Ling doing something like this.

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I feel that Jingse got to see the lies about Ruyi. She grew up hearing her mother say Ruyi was plotting to become Emperess. Remember the former Empress scarified her daughter to remain in good graces with this fool and clan glory. If was all Ruyi wanted she would have turned a blind eye this. She publicly was like I'm done with you and your Empress seat.

@@lvincent7493 True. In the beginning Jingse hated Ruyi because of her mother and was grateful when Ling saved her son. But gratitude only lasts so long. As she made friends with the other consorts she began to hear other points of view.

Sorry if I am slow. I am still wondering if this woman and the 3 year old that was attacked by the dog are both named Jingse and why the Emperor would name two of his children the same name. Now, Jingse did inform the Emperor when her spies confirmed that she was teaching her sons to be loyal to her above the Emperor. She despised Ruyi so I doubt she would believe anything she said but Yuhu is different. Some of us do not have the benefit of having read the novel for comparison. Movies do tend to combine characters and switch events for their own reasons. I am also confused by the order of the episodes and that they seem to be edited and shown by different people at the same time. I will say that Jingse has been around long enough to see that things are not what they seem as her father punishes and forgives when it suits him and promotes and changes the names of people after death so that unless people kept secret diaries or there was a local story keeper History would be such a mess nobody looking back could ever figure out the actual truth of anything. Nevertheless, this story is better than any Greek Tragedy by leaps and bounds and the acting is stellar. Unfortunately, some of the captions leave me wondering what was seen that I missed. The use of AI might have something to do with it.

@@joiionni2186Ruyi daughter name was jingsi (I think) and this one is empress’s Fucas only daughter Jingse it was pretty common to keep similar name in old time such as yongqi and yongji

@@en9606 Well let me buy a vowel!!! I never picked up on that. Thank you for pointing that out. How do you pronounce Jingse versus Jingsi. The Emperor has explained some of the "Yongs" but I don't quite get all of the boys names. It is such a big deal then when they die they get changed anyway.

@@joiionni2186 1. though Wei Yan'wan teaching 15th prince Yong'yan disloyalty also happened in the original novel, *Qianlong's distrust in her was already afoot at the time* 2. the confusion with the episodes is understandable: *no thanks to SARFT* , drama editing was haphazard and production was forced to trim down the planned 100+ episodes into the final product 3. unlike Korea's Joseon Dynasty and their objectively reliable "Annals of the Joseon Dynasty", *there is no extant reliable official history of Qing Dynasty* , only extant copies of records about events that happened during Qing Dynasty 2 examples of unreliability due to differeng records: 3.1. 2 concubines of Yongzheng Emperor were bestowed the title of Consort Xi (熹妃) on the same date: Lady Niohuru & Lady Qian (錢氏), which gave rise to the urban myth of Qianlong Emperor's biological mother (4 candidates) 3.2. what happened between Step Empress & Qianlong Emperor: though Qianlong Emperor did confirm Step Empress's Haircut™ (many years later), the circumstances of her downfall vary between 2 sources: Chinese & Korean (Joseon) 4. 3rd princess's "se" is pronounced like "suh", 5th princess's "si" is pronounced as is 5. *East Asian naming culture has the "generation name"* (later adopted by Vietnam & Korea) that is unique to families & clans: *a mnemonic device (usually from a poem) to keep track of the generations of descendants* to simplify the explanation: -Yongzheng Emperor's generation: originally "yin" (胤) but later changed to "yun" (允) when Yongzheng Emperor (Yinzhen) ascended the throne and adopted the original _hanzi_ as his taboo name -Qianlong Emperor's generation: "hong" (弘) -Jiaqing Emperor's generation: "yong" (永); though unchanged, Jiaqing Emperor (Yong'yan) changed his own "yong" to 顒 as his taboo name to avoid inconveniencing the rest of China since 永 is a pretty common word -Daoguang Emperor's generation: "mian" (綿) -Xianfeng Emperor's generation: "yi" (奕) -Tongzhi & Guangxu Emperors' generation: "zai" (載) -Xuantong Emperor's generation: "pu" (溥)

@@user-ix1rp9ff3p Wow. I feel like it's my first day in Ancient Asian Literature 199. A little History, a little Phonics, a little Genealogy. What is a "taboo" name? You said "si" is pronounced as is. Would that be "see" or "sye" depending on whether the vowel is long or short? Yes, Ling was proven to be two-faced and untrustworthy a number of times. However, the Emperor would conveniently forget those offenses or blame somebody else. In any case Ling could "fall in $h!t and come up smelling like a rose" as my mother used to say. The Emperor kept upholding Ling and believing everything she said. The Dowager Empress knew she was evil but underestimated the degree. Yep, Ling was okay with the Emperor as long as she gave him his deer blood wine and supplied him with prostitutes whenever wanted. How could he believe Ruyi was having affairs with a Priest and Ling Yunche and who knows who else? It is shocking that Rong Pei and Hailan weren't accused. It seems in the last couple of days clips are appearing that seem to be out takes of previously edited episodes. There was one where Yonghuang is dying and he explains to Ruyi how he was told what happened to his mother in childbirth by Jia, implicating the Empress. I wasn't even aware he died or suffered from mental and emotional issues. Poor Yongji (Hailan's son) had anxiety issues but Ling started feeding him mushrooms when he was very young. He was hallucinating when he thought he saw Ruyi and Ling Yunche embracing in the garden. I never actually saw Ling's brother, who was clearly mentally disabled, being interviewed by Ling Yunche or tortured until this week. I wondered what became of the scabies given as a parting gift by Gao. Finally, I wondered about that weasel like Eunuch, Jinzhong. I had the impression that he had a thing for Ling but I never saw the scenes where he was always touching her or getting in her personal space until this week. He was so slippery and slinky like a serpent. No wonder he hated Ling Yunche so much. The Eunuchs were interesting. I know why that was done to the Castrati but the Eunuchs didn't sing. Why would any man submit to that? What was the point? I pitied Li Yu. He loved Souxin but she wanted children and exactly what did Jinzhong think he was going to do with Ling? It is funny how they all overestimated themselves yet underestimated their victims in many cases. Anyway, I want to thank you for taking the time and effort to reply. I appreciate your answer.

Says all she needed to know an the slap was the awakening

Maniac,selfish

说的对！

She hated what he had become. He was all ego and hurt pride. Empty man.

要不然他們是母子

@@Binge-watching 也不是親母子

沒錯！渣男常常自我感覺良好！

確實...整部戲可能是因為刪減太多，覺得好多部分沒有交代清楚，感覺很可惜...

是的~

我也觉得很奇怪。 我一直很欣赏她演技。 但，怎么年纪越大嘴巴的动作越大...... 记得她以前演戏嘴巴没这么夸张。

+1 me too

如懿 ：確實，不想幹了~

休夫！支持！

是拎周罵嘎里離緣

​@@user-il7kz6dk9b離的好

@@user-ej1ll3hz7h 我是翻譯成閩南話

哪个？

@@Binge-watching 繁体字的后和後是两个不同的字，简体简化成一个字，繁体的皇后和简体的皇后是一样的，只有后来的后，繁体才是後，我知道你是用网页或者软件直接翻译的，我之前也加过字幕，所以知道一些。还有就是顺便说一下，里面这个词，台湾和香港的写法也不一样，台湾是裡面，而其他很多中国人字幕打成裏面。