Concubine Rong is right. She's with her young lover now. If some of you didn't understand, here is my understanding throughout the series: When Hongli ascends to the throne, the man that Qing Ying loved the most is gone. It's not Hongli anymore, it's Qianlong. The young love is gone there. It doesn't fade or slowly disappear. NO. It's gone in a snap when he sits on the throne. Hongli there can be considered dead. The young and sweet boy that Qing Ying loved. But Ruyi's Qing Ying is still with her, alive and holding on. Sadly, Qing Ying sees that Hongli is not by her side anymore. But it is a good thing that Ruyi died as Qing Ying and was reunited on the other side of life with Hongli. Hongli and Qing Yng are together again. The young love of Hongli and Qing Ying.
All the lives she touched...Rongpei, who followed her faithfully to the afterlife, Suoxin, Jiang Yubin, Sanbao, Li Yu, Ling Yunche, Consort Yu, Consort Ying, Consort Chun, Consort Rong, 5th Prince, 12th Prince...they all cherished her so much more than Qianlong did
It was the last and only kindness Hongli could give Ruyi after her death. He knew she wanted to be free of the Forbidden City, and of the title of Empress. The only thing she ever wanted in her life was to walk side by side with Hongli and love him as best she can. He made that impossible, and she finally broke their love and agreement, and cut her hair.
I hate to say it but he showed his feelings for Empress Ruyi too late and he still turned it so it was her fault. Sorry but Ruyi was not reckless or mad in life. She held a true course in her love for the empower until he pushed her too far and Ruyi realized her love was in vain. I know she died of tuberculosis but I think she actually died of a broken heart. Knowing finally that she would never have his love even after all the compromising situations he put her in. All of the pain he caused her just because he couldn't possibly show he truly cared for her. Constantly saying to forget about his past wrongs and that they were not his fault. Just my honest opinion.
Morir era lo mejor para Ruyi, aunque ya habían sido castigadas las malas, el emperador no se merecía ninguna oportunidad más con Ruyi, y lo mejor es que le dijo sus verdades al emperador y pudo desahogarse y terminar con él, Ruyi logró hacer justicia por todos los inocentes que fueron asesinados y aclarar todo lo que inventaron de ella, al final limpio el camino para su hijo, por eso murió tranquila. Con lo feliz que hubiesen sido, si el emperador la hubiese protegido y cuidado bien, ese emperador se merecía morir solo y con remordimientos por lo que le hizo a Ruyi 😤.
I don't know if he was a good king or not, but he was a complete failure as a man and husband. What is the point of feeling regret now? He didn't give a damn about her those last few years, so he can just save those crocodile tears for himself. He didn't deserve any of the women in his life. What a useless waste of a man, husband, and father.
Oh Pachá QianLong. Los casi 90 años de vida que tuviste, no alcanzaron para redimir las malas acciones que tuviste para con la única mujer que te amó desinteresadamente Ruyi que, de lo único que se preocupó fue de tu bienestar y el de sus hijos. Pero claro, esto visto a los ojos llenos de ambición y maldad, no les convenía. Le prestaste oídos a aquellos que lo único que querían, era destruir a Ruyi. Qué suerte tuvieron, ahí estabas tú y tú hija, la perla más valiosa de Imperio, soplandote al oído, los vientos de maldad entonces, recordé las palabras que una vez le dijiste a Ruyi. (Mis manos, siempre sostendrán las tuyas y nunca dejaré que caigas al precipicio). Maldito seas, no solo le soltaste la mano sino que, la empujaste al abismo..
Tuberculosis in ancient times was a death sentence. My great grandmother died from it. She carried twin boys while sick, gave birth while only one survived. This was in 1909, and my Grandfather survived only to be killed in a coal mining accident at 27 years old.
Он жадными глотками забирал у неё жизнь!!!Единственную,которая любила его безусловно,была верна ему и душой и телом ,просто растоптал.Чистую душу не уберёг.
Concubine Rong is right. She's with her young lover now. If some of you didn't understand, here is my understanding throughout the series: When Hongli ascends to the throne, the man that Qing Ying loved the most is gone. It's not Hongli anymore, it's Qianlong. The young love is gone there. It doesn't fade or slowly disappear. NO. It's gone in a snap when he sits on the throne. Hongli there can be considered dead. The young and sweet boy that Qing Ying loved. But Ruyi's Qing Ying is still with her, alive and holding on. Sadly, Qing Ying sees that Hongli is not by her side anymore. But it is a good thing that Ruyi died as Qing Ying and was reunited on the other side of life with Hongli. Hongli and Qing Yng are together again. The young love of Hongli and Qing Ying.
All the lives she touched...Rongpei, who followed her faithfully to the afterlife, Suoxin, Jiang Yubin, Sanbao, Li Yu, Ling Yunche, Consort Yu, Consort Ying, Consort Chun, Consort Rong, 5th Prince, 12th Prince...they all cherished her so much more than Qianlong did
I love when the empress dowager and fujia also try to hold their tears because of ruyi.
He never listened to Ruyi, only allowed others to control him and blamed Ruyi.
He finally realized Ruyi’s heart never changed. He was too close to see clearly.
It was the last and only kindness Hongli could give Ruyi after her death. He knew she wanted to be free of the Forbidden City, and of the title of Empress. The only thing she ever wanted in her life was to walk side by side with Hongli and love him as best she can. He made that impossible, and she finally broke their love and agreement, and cut her hair.
I wonder if the flowers on the roofs were symbolizing the lack of care going on in the palace after Ruyi’s passing.
I hate to say it but he showed his feelings for Empress Ruyi too late and he still turned it so it was her fault. Sorry but Ruyi was not reckless or mad in life. She held a true course in her love for the empower until he pushed her too far and Ruyi realized her love was in vain. I know she died of tuberculosis but I think she actually died of a broken heart. Knowing finally that she would never have his love even after all the compromising situations he put her in. All of the pain he caused her just because he couldn't possibly show he truly cared for her. Constantly saying to forget about his past wrongs and that they were not his fault. Just my honest opinion.
Morir era lo mejor para Ruyi, aunque ya habían sido castigadas las malas, el emperador no se merecía ninguna oportunidad más con Ruyi, y lo mejor es que le dijo sus verdades al emperador y pudo desahogarse y terminar con él, Ruyi logró hacer justicia por todos los inocentes que fueron asesinados y aclarar todo lo que inventaron de ella, al final limpio el camino para su hijo, por eso murió tranquila. Con lo feliz que hubiesen sido, si el emperador la hubiese protegido y cuidado bien, ese emperador se merecía morir solo y con remordimientos por lo que le hizo a Ruyi 😤.
She died of a 💔. Knowing she was sick and refused to take her medicine. She's free now
Too many died because he didnt believe her...especially Hailan son
I don't know if he was a good king or not, but he was a complete failure as a man and husband. What is the point of feeling regret now? He didn't give a damn about her those last few years, so he can just save those crocodile tears for himself. He didn't deserve any of the women in his life. What a useless waste of a man, husband, and father.
Oh Pachá QianLong. Los casi 90 años de vida que tuviste, no alcanzaron para redimir las malas acciones que tuviste para con la única mujer que te amó desinteresadamente Ruyi que, de lo único que se preocupó fue de tu bienestar y el de sus hijos. Pero claro, esto visto a los ojos llenos de ambición y maldad, no les convenía. Le prestaste oídos a aquellos que lo único que querían, era destruir a Ruyi. Qué suerte tuvieron, ahí estabas tú y tú hija, la perla más valiosa de Imperio, soplandote al oído, los vientos de maldad entonces, recordé las palabras que una vez le dijiste a Ruyi. (Mis manos, siempre sostendrán las tuyas y nunca dejaré que caigas al precipicio). Maldito seas, no solo le soltaste la mano sino que, la empujaste al abismo..
Tuberculosis in ancient times was a death sentence. My great grandmother died from it. She carried twin boys while sick, gave birth while only one survived. This was in 1909, and my Grandfather survived only to be killed in a coal mining accident at 27 years old.
She had so much hardship in her life. I pray she gets peace now..
Este emperador siempre la castigó,nunca le creía que era inocente, él mató el amor de Ruyi. Vengativo y cruel
Он жадными глотками забирал у неё жизнь!!!Единственную,которая любила его безусловно,была верна ему и душой и телом ,просто растоптал.Чистую душу не уберёг.
李玉述說時，，流淚了
This emperor sure knows how to kill off his empresses😓😥🤔
The messenger was also crying when he was recounting Ruyi’s last moments on earth.