Oh I felt great satisfaction when all of Lianfang's crimes came to light especially the poisoning of Zhun. The great Madam was so adamant that Lianfang wouldn't deliberately hurt her grandson. She let her off the hook and told them she knows Lianfang's character. It's the very reason that Lianfang escalated her attack on Shiyi. The great Madam having to eat her words is priceless.
He knew his mother wouldn't believe them without concrete evidence...she did the same thing when Lianfang's role in Zhun's illness was exposed...she told them that she watched her grow up so she would never believe that she was involved in Zhun's illness...he wasn't going to let Lianfang escape punishment again... he wasn't going to let her hide behind the GM....so he brought out the big guns... something that his mother couldn't defend or excuse... it's sad that Lingyi and Shiyi had to go to such lengths just to expose her.
I agree...the GM couldn't do anything at this point...the only thing that was left for her to do was too accept the truth... Lingyi wasn't going to risk Lianfang escaping punishment again because his mother refused to accept the truth. He brought all of her dirty laundry out...lol The GM should feel like a fool for trusting her in the first place.
She got off so light. If this were another drama, sis would have been executed immediately. Especially if this were in the palace. Like how you murder a legal wife, the unborn legal son, cause harm to the legal son, frame the second legal wife and almost lead to the entire family being executed and just get beat and sent off to be a nun?
Think of it this way right? Being a nun means she could never marry again, never hold legal status as a concubine or wife of titled person..she has no money. Basically for a privileged/spoiled girl in those times that was a death wish. I imagine they decided to save face and not have her executed because it would look bad on them for letting her get away with it for so long.
She became a nun with hair... which means she was a virgin and the marquis never even touched her... in those times it was one of the greatest possible humiliation for a woman of her status
Qiao thinks she is a pitiful person. She has the right to kill and harm anyone as she please. In the whole world only she has the right to be happy. She doesn't feel guilty till the end.
She wasn't remorseful at all. She felt she was entitled to be with him because she was a legitimate daughter. Unfortunately they put so much value on status and because Shiyi was an illegitimate daughter the great Madam/Lianfang didn't believe she deserved to be the legal wife.
She really do like him, since she agreed to become a concubine just be with him. She is very used to getting what she wants since young. So she believe she can do anything at all, to any measure, just to get what she wants.
funny had the marquis' mother still had to say that conc's punishment is up to him. of course it is! after the esxposè of her evil deeds, the old lady couldnt and shouldnt have a say on the matter because she after all has been covertly cruel to her own daughter in law by siding and giving a universe of favors to the evil conc. As for Shiyi, so kind to let her husband have a 1:1 with Qiao when she couldve just said no shes done and said enough.
Do you remember the girl who said about the refugees......yes..,she is in the drama plot love 💕 and in that she is also love rival of heroine..but she is sweet in that drama
It worked in the past...so why give up a winning strategy....lol She thought the GM was going to save her again. Lingyi wasn't going to let that happen. He knew that his mother was never going to believe the truth without irrefutable evidence.
Damn! Flogged 30 times and sent to be a nun WITH hair, I say she got off easy. I would think back in those days murder and attempted murder was an off with her head kind of offense?
They couldn't punish her harshly without destroying their entire family. The crimes she committed under their noses would make the Emperor doubt Lingyi's competence as a General. He would've lost his position as well as the family wealth for not being able to control his household. This was the best possible outcome for them. The biggest and harshest punishment is Lianfang knowing that she destroyed herself for a man that NEVER loved her...this little gem is worse than death.
@@shontelagrone8713 Wow! That’s crazy, the Emperors’ couldn’t control their harems from the same kind of shenanigans yet expected families to control theirs?! It makes sense now thinking about why they constantly talked about rules and how to behave, etc. I just didn’t realize that’s why the etiquette and rules from the head mother was so strict. Thank you for telling me. Ill admit being a nun with hair for the rest of my life when I come from prestige and value money, power, and a man it would definitely be worse than death. I wonder if life back then was really like that?
@@wandachristian1884 The Emperor's harem was the worst...but he was exempt from punishment and judgement because of his position. Honestly I think the same rules should've applied to him as well...but the expectation the Emperor had for his officials were higher because they were the face of the government...and they represented him. Yes, that's why they reinforced the rules of the Xu family every chance they got... Lingyi's father and elder brother were framed by the Ou family...and the family was almost executed because of it... Lingyi was given the opportunity to redeem his family because of the contributions made by his grandfather. Lingyi feared that history would repeat itself so they became strict and rigid with the family rules. The GM nearly destroyed the family because she constantly excused Lianfang's behavior. If it wasn't for Shiyi stepping in during the moldy rice incident the entire family would've been executed. The GM was still covering for her...whenever Lianfang was involved the old lady would conveniently forget about the family rules.. Her double standards were apparent that's why Lingyi/Shiyi worked tirelessly to find irrefutable evidence against Lianfang...they knew it was the only way to get real justice. Yes, families of Imperial officials were given a greater responsibility...the strict rules were put in place to prevent corruption within the government...if they broke the rules of then the entire family could be executed. The Emperor wanted to ensure loyalty from his officials...these rules didn't stop corruption because men's hearts can be easily swayed when it comes to money and status....but yes this is how the imperial courts operated.
@@crystalw4030 true...but honestly with the GM I wouldn't be surprised if she told them to go easy on her...she might've been disappointed and upset at Lianfang's many crimes but I don't see her being cruel especially with her. Plus when Lingy visited her...she was still in an upright position with no real signs of injury...the same when she was at the convent...there were no visible injuries...and she was sitting in the upright position...It makes you wonder if someone stopped her from being flogged.
Gostei que a velha caiu do pedestal mas odiei o castigo da concubina só isso virá freira depois de matar mãe e filho e quase matar filho legítimo que ódio
Unfortunately they couldn't punish her harshly without destroying the Xu family. Lingyi would've lost his position in the Imperial courts as well as the family wealth due to Lianfang's misdeeds. The Emperor would've punished him for not being able to control his household...if he can't control his own household how could he possible led an army? Lianfang is a legitimate daughter as well so they couldn't sentence her to death without causing major issues for the entire Xu family. She deserved to suffer for her crimes.
Oh I felt great satisfaction when all of Lianfang's crimes came to light especially the poisoning of Zhun. The great Madam was so adamant that Lianfang wouldn't deliberately hurt her grandson. She let her off the hook and told them she knows Lianfang's character. It's the very reason that Lianfang escalated her attack on Shiyi. The great Madam having to eat her words is priceless.
Agree with you
Love how the Marquis brought all the receipts. He let his mother know everything she did, how evil Lianfang was.
He knew his mother wouldn't believe them without concrete evidence...she did the same thing when Lianfang's role in Zhun's illness was exposed...she told them that she watched her grow up so she would never believe that she was involved in Zhun's illness...he wasn't going to let Lianfang escape punishment again... he wasn't going to let her hide behind the GM....so he brought out the big guns... something that his mother couldn't defend or excuse... it's sad that Lingyi and Shiyi had to go to such lengths just to expose her.
His mother list face due to her bias for lianfang
her fall was like falling from grace, so satisfying, very well written
I agree...the GM couldn't do anything at this point...the only thing that was left for her to do was too accept the truth... Lingyi wasn't going to risk Lianfang escaping punishment again because his mother refused to accept the truth. He brought all of her dirty laundry out...lol The GM should feel like a fool for trusting her in the first place.
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Sword and Brocade, one of the best i have seen. 👌🏾😍
Oh my goodness she played that role 👏 sis understand crazy very well
Have you seen her in Ruyi's royal love in the palace? She was proper crazy there😳💯
@@ludoeslife3021 as concubine Mei yes but she was a tragic figure there.
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She got off so light. If this were another drama, sis would have been executed immediately. Especially if this were in the palace.
Like how you murder a legal wife, the unborn legal son, cause harm to the legal son, frame the second legal wife and almost lead to the entire family being executed and just get beat and sent off to be a nun?
It made me so mad 😡
😂😂😂😂 I can feel your anger😂😂
@@violetimhanluhe7302 Chile it had me tight lmao
Think of it this way right? Being a nun means she could never marry again, never hold legal status as a concubine or wife of titled person..she has no money. Basically for a privileged/spoiled girl in those times that was a death wish. I imagine they decided to save face and not have her executed because it would look bad on them for letting her get away with it for so long.
She became a nun with hair... which means she was a virgin and the marquis never even touched her... in those times it was one of the greatest possible humiliation for a woman of her status
Grand mother always impartial led her family in deep trouble. Poor shiyi.
I agree. Shiyi saved their butts so many times because the GM refused to see the truth.
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Qiao thinks she is a pitiful person. She has the right to kill and harm anyone as she please. In the whole world only she has the right to be happy. She doesn't feel guilty till the end.
I don't think she was blinded by love. She is plain evil even till last she didn't show any repentance. Or is it the acting is so bad and false?
She wasn't remorseful at all. She felt she was entitled to be with him because she was a legitimate daughter. Unfortunately they put so much value on status and because Shiyi was an illegitimate daughter the great Madam/Lianfang didn't believe she deserved to be the legal wife.
The acting was bad 😔
Her birth mother taught her to be like that she is just has guilty has her daughter
She really do like him, since she agreed to become a concubine just be with him. She is very used to getting what she wants since young. So she believe she can do anything at all, to any measure, just to get what she wants.
funny had the marquis' mother still had to say that conc's punishment is up to him. of course it is! after the esxposè of her evil deeds, the old lady couldnt and shouldnt have a say on the matter because she after all has been covertly cruel to her own daughter in law by siding and giving a universe of favors to the evil conc. As for Shiyi, so kind to let her husband have a 1:1 with Qiao when she couldve just said no shes done and said enough.
Honestly it looked like home girl didn’t give two fucks about the punishment
NO her whole attitude is "Oh he's talking to me, I feel his love in his voice.' What a nutcase.
Do you remember the girl who said about the refugees......yes..,she is in the drama plot love 💕 and in that she is also love rival of heroine..but she is sweet in that drama
Episode please
Lindo!
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What episode is this
老太太你不是说她值得让你另眼相看吗？哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈话是不是说太满了，这女人一开始心术不正，就您看不清😂😂
Don’t know why but the person I still hate the most is not one of the concubines, but the Great Madam.
Lmao and still had the nerve to act like a victim
It worked in the past...so why give up a winning strategy....lol She thought the GM was going to save her again. Lingyi wasn't going to let that happen. He knew that his mother was never going to believe the truth without irrefutable evidence.
Damn! Flogged 30 times and sent to be a nun WITH hair, I say she got off easy. I would think back in those days murder and attempted murder was an off with her head kind of offense?
They couldn't punish her harshly without destroying their entire family. The crimes she committed under their noses would make the Emperor doubt Lingyi's competence as a General. He would've lost his position as well as the family wealth for not being able to control his household. This was the best possible outcome for them. The biggest and harshest punishment is Lianfang knowing that she destroyed herself for a man that NEVER loved her...this little gem is worse than death.
@@shontelagrone8713 Wow! That’s crazy, the Emperors’ couldn’t control their harems from the same kind of shenanigans yet expected families to control theirs?! It makes sense now thinking about why they constantly talked about rules and how to behave, etc. I just didn’t realize that’s why the etiquette and rules from the head mother was so strict. Thank you for telling me. Ill admit being a nun with hair for the rest of my life when I come from prestige and value money, power, and a man it would definitely be worse than death. I wonder if life back then was really like that?
@@wandachristian1884 The Emperor's harem was the worst...but he was exempt from punishment and judgement because of his position. Honestly I think the same rules should've applied to him as well...but the expectation the Emperor had for his officials were higher because they were the face of the government...and they represented him.
Yes, that's why they reinforced the rules of the Xu family every chance they got... Lingyi's father and elder brother were framed by the Ou family...and the family was almost executed because of it... Lingyi was given the opportunity to redeem his family because of the contributions made by his grandfather. Lingyi feared that history would repeat itself so they became strict and rigid with the family rules.
The GM nearly destroyed the family because she constantly excused Lianfang's behavior. If it wasn't for Shiyi stepping in during the moldy rice incident the entire family would've been executed. The GM was still covering for her...whenever Lianfang was involved the old lady would conveniently forget about the family rules.. Her double standards were apparent that's why Lingyi/Shiyi worked tirelessly to find irrefutable evidence against Lianfang...they knew it was the only way to get real justice.
Yes, families of Imperial officials were given a greater responsibility...the strict rules were put in place to prevent corruption within the government...if they broke the rules of then the entire family could be executed. The Emperor wanted to ensure loyalty from his officials...these rules didn't stop corruption because men's hearts can be easily swayed when it comes to money and status....but yes this is how the imperial courts operated.
Well, flogging can kill her. It goes down into the bone if it's bad enough
@@crystalw4030 true...but honestly with the GM I wouldn't be surprised if she told them to go easy on her...she might've been disappointed and upset at Lianfang's many crimes but I don't see her being cruel especially with her. Plus when Lingy visited her...she was still in an upright position with no real signs of injury...the same when she was at the convent...there were no visible injuries...and she was sitting in the upright position...It makes you wonder if someone stopped her from being flogged.
Isso que dá, ter muitas concubinas 🙄🙃
What is this series called in english sub?
the sword and the brocade
La vieja vuelve la cara para un lado como dolorida por el castigo 🤦♀️
Gostei que a velha caiu do pedestal mas odiei o castigo da concubina só isso virá freira depois de matar mãe e filho e quase matar filho legítimo que ódio
Unfortunately they couldn't punish her harshly without destroying the Xu family. Lingyi would've lost his position in the Imperial courts as well as the family wealth due to Lianfang's misdeeds. The Emperor would've punished him for not being able to control his household...if he can't control his own household how could he possible led an army? Lianfang is a legitimate daughter as well so they couldn't sentence her to death without causing major issues for the entire Xu family. She deserved to suffer for her crimes.
Sending them to be nun at a temple, is like a life sentence her remaining years will be hard.
QLF di butakan cinta dan kehormatan ...terlalu mencintai akan membunuhmu ..soo sad dan horrible QLF and GM
Si pero la great Madame seguirá tras shilly
She lost face, and can't deal with being so wrong about many things.
Episode number please?
Supposed have 45 episodes but Hong Kong cut some of it only have 38 episodes, this is 21 episodes
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