He is mad she challenged his authority as an Emperor and disrespected her husband. I'm sure he knew how much she cared about him, but she acted in an unrestrained way and was obstinate, creating a public spectacle.
Qing ethics dictated that if an official witnessed the emperor doing something that'd be of harm to the nation, or, in the case of imperial concubines, of harm to himself/against filial piety/etc, it was their responsibility to try and guide him in the right direction. Enabling bad behavior like Ling was doing with the deer blood wine was viewed as an act of disloyalty. So, yeah, his pride was hurt because he didn't want to believe he was in the wrong, but she was doing exactly what would've been expected of her as empress.
@@myrtlesnow2397 as Emperor (the father of the country and an example for his subjects to follow) his decorum is supposed to be the most upright. The fact that his officials are speaking of his slovenly behavior is a major red flag. Once you lose the respects of your officials you have lost the respect of the position you hold.
@@SheBeastJehanne the first Empress would've said NOTHING. She was a wimp and would have kept her mouth shut. Ruyi on the other hand would make an issue of it and rightfully so. I think this is why on some level the Emperor started to resent her.
It’s formal sign of respect.. before she doesn’t really have an ultimate title.. and most were private times he calls her Ruyi.. now most of their time is in public so..he can’t just talk informally.
Kate Li but it’s also what he did to Empress Xiaoxian; at first he’d call her by her maiden name. As they grew estranged, he began to call her “Empress”. He’s doing the same here
JH Yeah, but he’d just knocked her down and she’d been kneeling for some time. When she fainted, he thought something was seriously wrong - and it’s shown as a flaw of his character that he only seems to care when it’s too late. The First Empress says as much, I think
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See? Qianlong in this universe is easily being led astray by bad behaviour, he dares to defy huanghou’s advice. Man, that is for your own goodness! He drunk heavily during office hours, having sex and punish the one who remind him, are your mind clear??
As much as I hate what transpired, she should have never of challenged him. She overstepped her bounds as his wife, and challenged him out of anger. I think she was one of the only people ever to do so multiple times, which is what contributed to the downfall of their relationship.
Actually she didn't, that was her job as Empress and others in his court if he did anything that would put harm to himself as the leader of the country they were supposed to step in and try to persuade him to stop it for his good and the good of the country. She wasn't out of bounds at all.
@@DeviancyBehavir Persuade yes, dictate and chastise in public no. The fact that she tried to get him to change his behaviour was very good and filial. But the way she went about doing it not only would make him less inclined to listen to her advice, it was also disrespectful enough that it was almost certain to infuriate him. What, did she think he would publicly admit that he was wrong to drink during the day and let her chastise him like a disobedient child?
Sounds like your blaming her for the relationship ending sour when it had nothing to do with her. Its the emperor who became distant and lost trust in her on a whim, he also TORTURED her mentally and physically. Also she did not overstep, it’s her job to ensure the emperor is doing his duties properly and stays healthy. She did her best, but she didn’t deserve this.
@@fandomencounter1672 She did overstep her boundaries out of her own sheer stubbornness (her major character flaw the drama poignantly expressed over the entire course of the show). She challenged his authority and by doing so his manlihood. I don't think you understand the role of women in those days and how they essentially were property of a man. While yes he did do many horrific things to her (which was his right as the "son of heaven" to do so), you can not fully look at them with rose colored glasses from a modern standpoint. The main reason why they constantly compare Ruyi in the drama to that of the Empress Fucha, is because Fucha was subservient and did as she was told (like a proper wife of the time), unlike Ruyi whose stubbornness and persistence got the best out of her in many situations. While yes she stayed true to herself and retained many strong core values, her behavior at times did shoot herself in the foot and set herself up for trouble (but without so there would be no drama).
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He's mad at her for insisting he prioritize his well-being knowing his well-being directly affects the management of a whole country. A fool.
He is mad she challenged his authority as an Emperor and disrespected her husband. I'm sure he knew how much she cared about him, but she acted in an unrestrained way and was obstinate, creating a public spectacle.
Qing ethics dictated that if an official witnessed the emperor doing something that'd be of harm to the nation, or, in the case of imperial concubines, of harm to himself/against filial piety/etc, it was their responsibility to try and guide him in the right direction. Enabling bad behavior like Ling was doing with the deer blood wine was viewed as an act of disloyalty. So, yeah, his pride was hurt because he didn't want to believe he was in the wrong, but she was doing exactly what would've been expected of her as empress.
@@myrtlesnow2397 as Emperor (the father of the country and an example for his subjects to follow) his decorum is supposed to be the most upright. The fact that his officials are speaking of his slovenly behavior is a major red flag. Once you lose the respects of your officials you have lost the respect of the position you hold.
@@SheBeastJehanne the first Empress would've said NOTHING. She was a wimp and would have kept her mouth shut. Ruyi on the other hand would make an issue of it and rightfully so. I think this is why on some level the Emperor started to resent her.
I just notice the emperor doesn't call Ruyi by her name anymore instead he calls her 'Empress'
It’s formal sign of respect.. before she doesn’t really have an ultimate title.. and most were private times he calls her Ruyi.. now most of their time is in public so..he can’t just talk informally.
Kate Li but it’s also what he did to Empress Xiaoxian; at first he’d call her by her maiden name. As they grew estranged, he began to call her “Empress”. He’s doing the same here
He called her Ruyi when she fainted😂
JH Yeah, but he’d just knocked her down and she’d been kneeling for some time. When she fainted, he thought something was seriously wrong - and it’s shown as a flaw of his character that he only seems to care when it’s too late. The First Empress says as much, I think
He did the same thing with the first Empress, remember when she was on her death bed she said he didn't call her by her name anymore.
I cried when he betray the empress😭
The emperor does not deserve her
Elizabeth lalmuanawmi You know, empress didn’t have a choice to leave him. Sad
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I live for these English sub of Chinese Drama!!
See? Qianlong in this universe is easily being led astray by bad behaviour, he dares to defy huanghou’s advice. Man, that is for your own goodness! He drunk heavily during office hours, having sex and punish the one who remind him, are your mind clear??
如懿真的很猛
I really love the English translation 🤣🤣🤣
Ya know. Maybe men should listen to their first wife or whatever.
3rd wife I think
SanBao sure can move fast.
愛你就是錯🙄
Thank you for english sub
This emperor 😡
Right?! Out of all the dramas, he is my least favourite. He's so easily manipulated. How did someone so weak become the emperor??
KU KU BIRD ARHHH?? Just like the Emperor in Empresses in the palace. This drama is the sequel
如懿真傻，爱这种渣男。但凡自私一点，狠一点，也不至于下场这么惨。
可愛情總是盲目的
如懿太硬了
如懿这种性格被皇帝讨厌很正常
忠言逆耳啊～
yuyi wong 劝解酒茶的方式有种硬上的意气用事、普通人也难接受
mimi J 皇上荒淫無度，作為皇后要整肅後宮，作為妻子心痛丈夫不愛惜自己身體，換作普通人可能會視而不見，可是她是皇后有責任要勸阻皇上，畢竟過分沈迷女色會影響前朝還會紀錄史書的🙈
yuyi wong 可以事后慢慢劝不用当这么多人把事情搞僵、适得其反
mimi J 老婆才会这样劝，哄的是小三
Well we moved from “bitch” to “slut” damn
9:55炩妃害怕
這個時候就要防令妃了
Wonder where is Li Yu.
Same
渣渣。演的真渣。老了就不要去想着把年轻女孩祸害了。留给年轻男子吧。壮什么阳
(渣龍與魏賤女)幼齒吃太多軟脚，这种渣渣早走，世间女子少受害，魏賤人早該打出原形
其他人是誰?
Sad queen..
What a devil this jinzhong is! Tempting the emperor and manipulating consort ling.
Wait what is going on
As much as I hate what transpired, she should have never of challenged him. She overstepped her bounds as his wife, and challenged him out of anger. I think she was one of the only people ever to do so multiple times, which is what contributed to the downfall of their relationship.
Actually she didn't, that was her job as Empress and others in his court if he did anything that would put harm to himself as the leader of the country they were supposed to step in and try to persuade him to stop it for his good and the good of the country. She wasn't out of bounds at all.
@@DeviancyBehavir Persuade yes, dictate and chastise in public no. The fact that she tried to get him to change his behaviour was very good and filial. But the way she went about doing it not only would make him less inclined to listen to her advice, it was also disrespectful enough that it was almost certain to infuriate him. What, did she think he would publicly admit that he was wrong to drink during the day and let her chastise him like a disobedient child?
Seems to be she’s the only one with the integrity in this so called relationship.
Sounds like your blaming her for the relationship ending sour when it had nothing to do with her. Its the emperor who became distant and lost trust in her on a whim, he also TORTURED her mentally and physically. Also she did not overstep, it’s her job to ensure the emperor is doing his duties properly and stays healthy. She did her best, but she didn’t deserve this.
@@fandomencounter1672 She did overstep her boundaries out of her own sheer stubbornness (her major character flaw the drama poignantly expressed over the entire course of the show). She challenged his authority and by doing so his manlihood. I don't think you understand the role of women in those days and how they essentially were property of a man. While yes he did do many horrific things to her (which was his right as the "son of heaven" to do so), you can not fully look at them with rose colored glasses from a modern standpoint. The main reason why they constantly compare Ruyi in the drama to that of the Empress Fucha, is because Fucha was subservient and did as she was told (like a proper wife of the time), unlike Ruyi whose stubbornness and persistence got the best out of her in many situations. While yes she stayed true to herself and retained many strong core values, her behavior at times did shoot herself in the foot and set herself up for trouble (but without so there would be no drama).
如懿的脾氣也不太好
拍得比延禧差很多⋯⋯內容十分無聊🥱