Jiajing blames his wives for causing trouble when it was he who created the problems in the first place that led to their misery and unfortunate fates. Hope his death by the supposed elixir of immortality that he wanted and consumed was excruciatingly painful.
Hey Bing we hope you’re doing well. When you have a chance, could you do a video on Emperor Daoguang’s harem? I am interested in learning about that time. Thank you!
Hello Bing, Thank you for your Video and the funny End. This is Bad Carma. Jiajing must stay forever with his Empress he don´t like. Thank you for this Video.
Thank you for the video about Jiajing and his worst marriages. I don't like this emperor so much after I comment three times about him as a person. He was a fatuous, petty, rather abusive emperor who put almost every single person in his court who didn't give him what he wanted in his sh*tlist, neglected imperial duty, and whose lifestyle brought the corruption and the decline of the Ming dynasty. These empresses might haunt Jiajing in the afterlife. The next life would not be a very happy one for him than he was emperor. In the present life, Jiajing reborn as Hou Cong, a wealthy man. He came the chairman and CEO preceding his uncle who died childless and from chronic illness. Hou Cong was less interested in running the family organization which his grandfather, uncle, and aunt left him. He had a tendency to spend lavishly on frivolous things. Hou Cong married his first wife named Cheng Jie which was arranged by his family. Their marriage was initially happy until Cong started cheated on Cheng Jie. They got into an argument for that, so Hou Cong became abusive towards her. Because of his infidelity and abuse, she filed a divorce unknowing that she had his baby and escape the terrible marriage. Hou Cong married the second wife, but she divorced him knowing she couldn't survive the family dynamics and couldn't stand his shenanigans. Then, Hou Cong married his last wife named Fang Lie, a secretary who saved his life being attacked by a former employee from his organization. They had a happy relationship for several years and couldn't have any children together. However, Hou Cong went to have sexual affairs with and prey on many young girls he came across. Fang came to learn of Hou Cong's numerous affairs with young girls. She lived to tolerate him, side with him, try to fulfill duties as the lady of the house. He betrayed her emotionally and mentally. It driven her mad. She followed Cong to his private house where he and his mistress stayed for the week. Fang waited for them to sleep before breaking into the private house. She turned on the gas appliances to release a huge amount of carbon monoxide. Fang came out of the house to toss the lit match into the house as the final act. The house was burning into flames and Hou Cong and his mistress died there failing to escape. After that, Fang was arrested of manslaughter and arson. She was placed in jail/mental asylum for many years. Fang was released and taken care by a man who had crush on her from their youth. Lastly, Cheng Jie lived a quiet, peaceful life as a single mother with her son. Her son asked her about his father. She replied that his father was an eccentric, and yet kind man. The son asked her what happened to his father. Cheng didn't want to explain the details about Hou Cong and was aware about his death in the fire. She finally replied that the father died of a heart failure after the son was born.
It is a very well-made video. Thank you so much for making this video. I really appreciate the amount of effort you have put into this channel. Your channel has benefitted me greatly. Thank you for all your hard work. May God bless you, Madam Bing.
Love your videos bing!💕it helps me understand more and more about the difference between real history and dramas...can you do a video under my request please?did aruo, suoxin, rongpei, sanbao,ling yunche really existed in history?by the way i remember you telling li yu did exist really..thank you for that😋🤩
🤔😃Is there a TV-drama about this?? I would totally see it, if they make one. I love learning about ancient Chinese history, the emperor, empresses and his imperial wives from watching your channel...Thank you for another video ❤
This guy was a big AH for say the least.... I'm glad muzhong did that. I feel like he free the poor soul of empress xiaolie and make justice for the other empress he treated so bad
Hi Bing, I love your videos and hope you're doing well! Whenever you are available, I would love to see you read and review/assess To Gaze Upon Wicked Gods and its series by Molly X. Chang. There's been a lot of controversy and as someone who has knowledge about Chinese history/aesthetics I would love to know your opinions about it.
Hey Bing, I don’t know if you’ve answered this already, but I was curious about the role of a prince’s concubines in Qing Dynasty. In Ruyi’s Royal Love, we see in the second episode that geges had their own maids, but in other places I’ve read that geges were effectively servants, so they didn’t have maids. How was in real life?
