Hailan avenged Ruyi and took the life of the empress' son with a reed！

[@susanbrady1074]

Sometimes I think Hailan didn't harm the child .. then again I think she did to spite the queen for framing Ruyi. Ruyi always said that the children are innocent victims & she didn't approve of harming the children. I love how Hailan evolved into quite a warrior at the end.

[@盧璘壽로인수]

the original novel had 2-3 versions -in the original version it was a pillow -in the drama novelizations (ordered to reconcile the inconsistencies/differences between the drama and the original novel) it was indeed 3rd prince Yongzhang's cloth doll, and Hailan induced Lianxin to do the deed also in the original novel, during the scene at Cold Palace, *Hailan and Ruyi were basically gloating at all the mourning noises*

[@magicwandstudio3141]

@@盧璘壽로인수 in the drama novelization, did Hailan didnt burn the doll to threatened Chun pin as well like in the original or the latter did not know at all?

[@盧璘壽로인수]

@@magicwandstudio3141 *Hailan "promised" Su Luyun to burn the doll afterwards* (since there was another version of the novelization that 2nd prince Yong'lian played with the doll, basically making it "his" item, and the promised burning was also in keeping with Chinese funeral customs at that time that dictated the deceased's items be burnt for spiritual reasons), but for some reason *Hailan secretly kept the doll in her possession* after the mess during Empress Xiaoxian (Langhua)'s funeral (first downfall of Su Luyun and her sons), Hailan secretly visited an unconscious Su Luyun. Upon waking up, *the first thing she saw was the cloth doll* , and upon screaming in fright and seeing Hailan *got into an argument with her* (part of their confrontation was in the official trailer showing their argument in front of Zhongcuimen Gate in the rain, but for some reason was cut off from the final product), asking Hailan why she reneged on her promise. *Hailan fired back on why she was backstabbing Ruyi by coveting the position of Empress Consort* , and afterwards Su Luyun came to her senses. Hailan then said to a sobbing Su Luyun *she should first find out the 6ıţčн responsible for her and her sons' downfall*

[@annettearrow8824]

I don’t think the child was murdered by Hailan.

[@sisternorn6831]

Yes, Empress, it's your fault. Not because Hailan was revenging Ruyi, but because due to your insecurities you overworked a weak little boy and committed what today would be called child abuse making him stand in the cold, weakening him further and triggering asthma which even today can be fatal. Your pride and desperation to advance your clan and ensure your son became the next Emperor caused you to try to turn him into a prodigy at the cost of his childhood. It cost him his health and his life as well. Yes, Hailan somehow introduced the triggering pollen, but something would have gotten the poor boy sooner or later. If he'd gotten over this episode the Empress would have had him back at the grindstone as soon as possible, repeat until fatal. Spoiler alert The Empress' insecurities caused her to commit so many sins! Starting with the contraceptive bracelets for her main rivals Hui and Ruyi, the cinnabar poisoning removed two other heirs that could have competed with her son (as well as love rival Yu). She went on to promoting A'rou who is a horrible person, masterminding multiple murder attempts because life imprisonment wasn't good enough for her rival, and manipulations for power that included throwing her most loyal servant under the bus and into a forced childless marriage with an abusive pervert.

[@roseporras2010]

I do hate Empress' character.... passive agressive a'hole all the way to b'tch.

[@WhereisKevin1222]

1. 試探純妃，確認永璉去世不會牽扯到自己 2. 修補永璋的娃娃，讓永璋帶入擷芳殿 3. 蘆葦花裝飾宮裡，藉機邀請皇上 4. 蓮心以協助照料皇后為由，支開素練 前面三點海蘭皆可以獨自完成，唯獨最後一項需要蓮心的協助。王欽事件時，海蘭也在場所以也知情，因此海蘭有可能在王欽事件後與蓮心私下聯手，送永璉最後一程 以上是自己的心得，歡迎大家修正或補充🙏

[@snow._.0802]

蓮心要怎麼去協助皇后,皇后真的不會防範?

[@zheng419]

@@snow._.0802 原po意思是說讓素練回去照料皇后，把她支開……

[@咪咪-u4z]

可我怎麼記得永璉死比較早，中後期永璉死後蓮心才被嫁與王欽？

[@WhereisKevin1222]

@@咪咪-u4z 依時間軸看，王欽事件發生時如懿還在被軟禁在延禧宮，當時皇上還跟如懿「借用」延禧宮來辦王欽。 之後如懿進冷宮，海蘭放風箏給如懿報平安時被皇后發現並罰跪，罰跪結束後跑去冷宮門口找如懿哭訴，在如懿的鼓勵之下才生出了勇氣，開始了宮鬥（或是復仇）之路。 這樣說起來，如懿也算是間接送了永璉一程😅

[@s20110516sy]

@@咪咪-u4z 王欽GG之後，太后跟皇帝都對皇后不滿，所以讓如懿協理六宮。皇后就是因為這樣才把永璉逼得更緊，導致永璉得到哮症

[@小野靓子]

張鈞甯時裝古裝都能駕馭 怎麼看都沒有違和感

[@user-iz9np7mu7y]

如懿傳的刪減片段中有以前海蘭當繡坊宮女的片段 張鈞甯穿宮女裝也很美呢🥰

[@yesthatmousyiris4887]

Ngl I feel bad for Second Prince, he didn't deserved to suffer. Hell all the princes and princesses were dragged into this mess thanks to their parents.

[@LesandraF]

А не фиг было трахаться с разными женщинами, была бы одна и не было бы склок и убийств детей

[@Greatgerd]

Hailan did this to revenge but 25 years later she lost her own son . What goes around comes around. So sad.

[@MariaHernandez-px4pv]

Esa hailan fue de los mejores personajes de pasar a ser débil hasta ser una mente maestra bravo Hailan

[@mariahardy1201]

Didn't empress accuse Ruyi of causing her son's death...despite her being confined to the Cold Palace?🙄 It angers me that he consoled everybody after losing a child but Ruyi. (I know that cane later than this scene)

[@patyochoa684]

Estas personas se enfermaron de los pulmones por esa ciudad tan fría, pienso yo.

[@CocoCece08]

See, Empress? Next time, don't mess with Hailan.

[@盧璘壽로인수]

tbf, in the original novel *Hailan was "inspired" by Jin Yuyan* and her usual rambling (but actually modus operandi) talk during the scene in the Imperial Garden, hence the presence of the reed flowers

[@maiteartigas1138]

Serie preciosa altamente recomendable 🎎🏆❤️

[@couponconfidential4599]

Believe the reed from the flower was placed in the prince's room after the one attendant went to check on the empress. I realize one attendant was still there and the story doesn't clearly state but Hailan came up with a plan & executed it somehow then with whomever's help! I know, where's my proof? However she burned paper for the young man & said your mom brought this evil on you so she felt his death was deserving*

[@Lisa-ui3nn]

I totally think the same. Hai Lan and Lian Xin must have worked secretly together to trigger the prince's asthma. There are many scenes that suggest this. Spoiler!: The biggest hint is when lian xin commits suicide when the empress passes away. There's lots of guilt on her end.

[@盧璘壽로인수]

the original novel had 2-3 versions -in the original version it was a *pillow* -in the drama novelizations (ordered to reconcile the inconsistencies/differences between the drama and the original novel) it was indeed *3rd prince Yongzhang's cloth doll* , and *Hailan "accidentally dropped" the doll in the presence of Lianxin* with only a curt yet spooky warning to be cautious of reed flowers, basically inducing Lianxin to do the deed (which explains why she volunteered to be at 2nd prince Yong'lian's bedside in the drama)

[@dlesher3101]

@@Lisa-ui3nn thank you for that spoiler...never thought of Lianxin's suicide in that way before.

[@dlesher3101]

I don't think it was Hailan alone, either. how would she have gotten that reed into the prince's bedroom....not without help she didn't....

[@盧璘壽로인수]

@@dlesher3101 see my comment above

[@troublemcallister730]

This is why harems rarely worked. The backstabbing, murder (more of children, but also concubines & consorts) was ridiculously high and often kings/emperors would often set them against each other for fun, same with the children; if they didn't the other concubines/consorts did and the children grew up thinking this power hungry narcissism was normal and so continued it. It's a disgusting practice that, thankfully, has dwindled and is only rarely practiced now.

[@mushroommagic1697]

In real life the harems were peaceful most of the times.

[@troublemcallister730]

@@mushroommagic1697 - I'm sure down to the bottom of the food chain - especially when they had dozens, even hundreds or thousands of concubines - they were definitely peaceful and calm. But I think at the top, round the emperors it was much more fraught. Certainly when you read about Chinese Imperial history it's horrifying what they were willing to do to get on. From the mid range concubines, the higher up ones, the officials with daughters, outsider nobles sending their daughters into the Forbidden City with the hope of them becoming a favoured concubine....the scheming was horrible. I think I'd have preferred to be far down the pecking order and quietly living my life.😊

[@lukezhang2144]

这里删了好多都觉得剧情不连贯了

[@zzshi5567]

因為海蘭害過二阿哥，永琪死的時候，有人提出不同的想法～宮鬥劇，真的很難說誰是絕對的好人壞人

[@Hmfujknvb8ivhiigffh]

我觉得海兰是好人，但是好人不是傻子，皇后和贵妃是始作俑者，她们害人，还不能反击吗！如果换作你是海兰，你会不会一直做个善良的人！如果是我，我会比海蓝还要狠毒！！

[@user-iz9np7mu7y]

真的 我知道大家都很討厭衛嬿婉 但我覺得她會這樣其實也是海蘭過度提防讓純妃把她趕走到嘉妃那才會這樣的 如果海蘭沒有這樣做的話她也不會被虐待遇到進忠黑化動了心思 頂多就是一個愛慕虛榮的人而已 所以海蘭其實也不是絕對的好人 她所作的一切都是為了如懿 但是看得出其實有時候如懿不喜歡這樣

[@loeypop4194]

@@user-iz9np7mu7y 也不能说是因为被赶走就黑化了。 她没被赶走之前就和皇上私底下聊天，反而被海兰看到了。而且和皇上说完话后她立刻就和凌云彻分手，以为有机会可以接触到皇上。魏嬿婉未必一定是爱慕虚荣的人，她自己本身也是有些心思在身上的。

[@asleo7124]

@@user-iz9np7mu7y 為啥這麼難養活最主要原因 就是因為很長近親結婚吧

[@teresayang6945]

喜歡純貴妃❤❤❤❤

[@laisantana5144]

Por que as mulheres eram levadas ao imperador carregadas pelo eunuco?

[@mariadelcarmensantosochoa4392]

Era norma o eunuco chefe trazer a esposa designada para passar a noite com ele. O imperador não podia ir livremente para sua segurança.

[@laisantana5144]

Obg mais eu já sabia o que eu não sei era o por que dentro da história chinesa, acho que tem algo mais além de que era comum ele ir nos palácios sentado na liteira ou andando msm. O que eu quero saber era por que elas já iam nuas carregadas e checadas pelos eunucos tipo elas poderiam ir e lá se despir etc...

[@salineor]

6:18 why is she wrapped up someone please tell me??

[@tomescuandreea]

Safety reasons, mostly. They couldn't afford having a concubine try to kill/harm the emperor, so they were stripped and wrapped in it before being carried to the emperor.

[@yvonneburns2786]

First night rules bathed and oiled and sent to my tent😅

[@Jupiters_demise]

What was the whole deal with someone veing carried in a blanket?

[@cocolovesdrooling]

Its a palace rule back then to ensure the emperor’s safety. Whenever a concubine is chosen to serve the emperor for the night, they will strip naked and have a blanket wrapped around them. The eunuchs is then tasked to carry the concubine to the emperor’s chamber.

[@selinatv5246]

Didnt show how hailan use the reed

[@ayentimbal]

I do not know if my theory is right but I think she stuffed Yongzhang's doll with reed. Yongzhang probably brought it to Xiefang Hall where the princes (including Yonglian) were studying. Yonglian may inhaled some of the reed inside Yongzhang's toy which triggers his asthma. Ps. I am not sure but that is just my guess. ☺️

[@盧璘壽로인수]

@@ayentimbal the original novel had 2-3 versions -in the original version it was a pillow -in the drama novelizations (ordered to reconcile the inconsistencies/differences between the drama and the original novel) it was indeed 3rd prince Yongzhang's cloth doll, and Hailan induced Lianxin to do the deed

[@西姆寶寶]

@@ayentimbal yes

[@TheNylter]

No English title in the information box, no like!

[@Binge-watching]

Title: Hailan avenged Ruyi and took the life of the empress' son with a reed!

[@gerrilynnbaxter7392]

@@Binge-watching One, the title of the SERIES is not that. Two, still not in the information box. Do your viewers a favor and make that information standard with your otherwise uninformative link salad.

[@gohippo]

Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace

[@gerrilynnbaxter7392]

@@gohippo Still missing the point.

[@gagayiu9806]

High

[@annettearrow8824]

Dang. The entire population seems corrupt.