She was abandoned by her family, before died she admitted that she had done these 11 bad things

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Title: "Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace"ep61-3
The road to becoming an empress is paved with treachery. Ruyi (Zhou Xun) is a consort who quickly learns to navigate the treacherous politics of the the royal court and move up the ranks. After becoming Empress, Ruyi still must survive the many conspiracies against her. Her relationship with Emperor Qianlong (Wallace Huo) becomes eroded even when Ruyi is able to overcome the challenges. Can Ruyi maintain her role as Empress under such difficult circumstances? “Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace” is a 2018 Chinese drama series directed by Wang Jun. It is adapted from the novel Hou Gong Ru Yi Zhuan by Liu Lianzi and is a sequel to the critically acclaimed 2011 television drama “Empresses in the Palace.”
Cast:
Zhou Xun
Huo Jianhua
Zhang Junmi
Dong Jie
Xin Zhilei

[@k.vn.k]

The actors playing both Jia and Ruyi make this scene so memorable, their acting are oscar level. Jia is at the edge of insanity, the last thread of redemption to die peacefully was shattered into betrayal, guilts, angers, hatred. Ruyi watching this quietly almost impassive but one can feels the emotions beneath that, the anger mix with disgust boiling underneath. She doesn’t need to scream or talk much, but it’s all shown in her eyes.

[@fatimaani8346]

The irony is that Ruyi also devoted her life to a flippant man

[@meme-bu8qu]

but after a while, she seemed to try to help the other women in the Harem and avenge and free herself in the way she wished.

[@user-kc3zx4kk9m]

Rae Groce so this lordship was her father or just man that she loved?

[@distinctauthors9300]

@@user-kc3zx4kk9m Man she loved

[@XevLexa]

True, Qianlong is actually the worst of all…

[@Piperdreams]

@@XevLexa agree - pretty clueless about love and a petty man but he learned a hard life lesson from Ruyi that plagued his mind with guilt for years until his death. She always held true to herself whereas he later realised how lost he was. He at least did the right thing upon her death.

[@asaasura6901]

It's sad that she devoted her life to a man who would leave her to the dogs. But the irony is that Ruyi was in the same boat with her and didn't realize it.

[@eroupopper]

Shot herself in the foot and failed.

[@hillarycheng3391]

Be glad that she didn't know. Otherwise, she would've probably used this to curse at Ruyi more.

[@magicwandstudio3141]

Many people who suffered in the palace have some paralled to Ruyi (yes even the one who bullied her) from Consort Chun and Yongzhang being suspected for her whole life, Consort Shu, Concubine Wan, Consort Yu, Jin Yuyan, Gao Xiyue, Ling Yunche, Langhua, even Wei Yanwan

[@asaasura6901]

@@magicwandstudio3141 THIS!

[@ayevalrs1808]

And nobody was there to tell Ruyi she was a fool for accepting so much crap, but she was for her rivals in the end

[@isasantos8577]

I love that the emperor let her suffer for her crimes, but after her death, he gave her title back and turn all her sons dukes, so they wouldn't be discriminated by the others princes, he even know Jia's father was lying, so he gave her a clan (Shu) so she could be buried as Royal Concubine Shujia. In the end, she was honoured for being a mother and the one who most gave princes for the Emperor, but still punished for her sins

[@RikaRieGaming]

When he did that I grinned because of the looks of the other women. Jia was a bad person to other women but she was right about the others being snakes.

[@NAVEMAN3]

@@RikaRieGaming Well some of them.

[@RikaRieGaming]

@@NAVEMAN3 Those some can turn later on not everyone stays "good."

[@ellasatterwhite9168]

And look what he did too Ruyi!! Dog!!

[@judithpeter2985]

@@ellasatterwhite9168 he respected her wishes and set her free. the best thing he ever did to her

[@floursandroses]

Concubine Jia played one of the best villains in the whole series! Her acting skills were absolutely outstanding 👏. She played the part so well that even though she was evil and committed horrible crimes, by the end you can't help but feel sorry for her and how she was just a puppet. All of the women are just puppets, being used by either their home clans, Empress Dowager, the original Empress, or even his Majesty. Even Hailan used her son or others to help Ruyi. As much as Ruyi thought love could sustain her, that wasn't what kept you alive and in power. You had to be ruthless as well as smart. This whole series has some of the best casting I have seen. Their acting skills are absolutely phenomenal!

[@Charharr]

So many things Ruyi said here to Jia ended up applying to herself: 'You're most unhappy. So you don't eat medicine and you don't get treatment. You let yourself go... For such a flippant man. You devoted your life. It's not worthwhile' 😥

[@lilylimbu5164]

For real!!! She literally jinxed herself 🙃

[@conho4898]

A little analysis on the bracelet she threw. Thats a Buddhist bracelet, used during chants. Her holding it means she's trying to die a calm death without remorse. Her throwing it means she no longer felt peace, but hatred, anger, fear, everything Buddhism stands against. By the end, the camera blurs her out and focuses on the bracelet, signaling karma, a Buddhist concept. She just faced retribution for everything she had done, and Buddha can see her.

[@BrokenKings]

Ty for sharing context clues. Appreciate learning of the extra depth.

[@NAVEMAN3]

I thought her crush gave her the braclete.

[@conho4898]

@@NAVEMAN3 yes, but her crush giving her that bracelet is a completely different symbolism altogether.

[@tranvu3531]

The actress who plays Jia is so beautiful. Even when Jia is sick and have no thick make up on, she still looks beautiful, just like in the novel.

[@Emma88178]

Most women are naturally beautiful without makeup

[@Pandekuuu]

Am I glad I wasn't born in that time and in royalty. Could make you insane. Jia was terrible for the things she did... but at the end of the day no one is born a monster, they're made.

[@lher6714]

Yeah, like narcissists and sociopaths.

[@karankendal4936]

aggre it is disgusthing,...life.

[@joefirma2242]

There are heroes and villains in history. The only difference between them is that the side of the heroes won.

[@HanQ28]

Jia could've been a normal person marrying the man she chose (and could just get a divorce if the marriage didn't work out) instead of being sent by her family to a different country as a political pawn and child-bearing machine. Actually I think she could even achieve great things in her career, by being so resourceful, calculated and (slightly) ruthless. She could be a successful lawyer or businesswoman. Even if she didn't end up becoming a virtuous person, she probably wouldn't break any laws or kill anyone, or get killed by her enemy.

[@NAVEMAN3]

Mentally I wouldn't survive myself. Even if I was a consort, I'd rather be like Chen Wanyin without Wei's manipulation.

[@katarinalopes9297]

Noble Consort Jia is the best villain in this show and also has the best development. She did all those evil things, payed harshly for them (for she did everything to please that lord that erased her from her clan's history) and repent her sins in the end. Her final moments even made me feel a little sorry for her.

[@PungiFungi]

She got away a lot because of her clan. Her scheming and crimes were so great that she is now a liability to them.

[@celticvampure]

I've only watched youtube clips of this show, but the actress playing Jia is truly amazing. Fear, spite, desperation, anger and hopelessness are portrayed perfectly in her facial expressions and manners here. I'm in awe!

[@lienlemusicstar]

It's not hard to play a hero, but it really means so much to play a villain, to tap into a guttural emotion, for the peak of villainy, and the proceeding downfall.

[@sarahmackeprangesquell6660]

@@lienlemusicstar very eloquent. I agree with you.

[@celticvampure]

@@lienlemusicstar Absolutely. Villains don't occur in isolation. The heart has to know pain to either recognize it or inflict it on others

[@elviedelarosa5028]

Her acting was really great - compared to the others. Consort Jia and Concubine Ling or Noble Consort Ling were almost equal in doing evil things.

[@indranisharma1776]

Xin Zhilei (one who plays Jia) is absolutely flawless in all her dramas, whatever roles she may essay! I began watching the show for Xin Zhilei TBH. More I hated Jia the more I admire the actress playing her.

[@Ashley-vs8nu]

Just as Jia's love tried to erase her the emporer tried to erase Ruyi. Ironic...

[@m.e8091]

I actually feel bad for her....even though she did wrong things she still care about her child.....she even said that it's better if her son doesn't come see her because she consider herself as disgrace and she doesn't want to put down his son dignity😔

[@dlesher3101]

No question she loved her children, more so her eldest and youngest, however...she had no compassion for other children...their lives were insignificant to her....how does one become like that?? Surely the emperor played a big hand in this....he seemed to thrive on having women fawn all over him, providing him children that he could swipe aside with one wave of his hand......the man didn't have a clue.

[@mwoods6533]

She was great actress but I never felt bad for her, she was sheer evil. She killed children, just ruthless. I struggle with agreeing that she loved her children, in watching the entire series all 80 plus episodes. IMO she used her kids as pawns for power, she seduced the king to get pregnant as often as possible and all driven by her greed for power and to hv her son be the next king. If there was another child on the way, she plotted to get them killed. Just ruthless, no empathy at All for her, but great acting nonetheless.

[@madnessintomagic]

Her character is clearly someone deeply damaged long before coming to the palace. She would have been just as pathological if she’d married the lord, in Yu. Wouldn’t have been able to help herself.

[@79488djrolw]

@@madnessintomagic lol if she married the yu Lord she would have still been killing his other babies, this time more out of jealousy than for power lolololol

[@christinasuhadi]

I feel sad for her now... Her entire life was so dedicated to her past lover, even she has done many evil things for climbing the glory to make her lordship proud, but he even didn't want to recognize her...

[@CocoCece08]

And he labels her as a bastard. The same man who she loved and adored did that.

[@gudadevikhadka6946]

I hate her lover more than her.

[@made_over]

Jia is the only one who owns up fully to her deeds. I respect her honesty.

[@alladinmoua]

Having long fingernails was a sign of wealth and status. When Ruyi was banished to the Cold Palace Suoxin asked her about her long nails and Ruyi replied, "Though I will be in the Cold Palace, I still need to live with dignity." When Aruo was exposed and fell from grace, Ruyi ripped out her long fingernails. When Jia was imprisoned, it was around spring/summer because of the buzzing cicadas at the beginning of the previous video. By now it is autumn/early winter by the looks of the trees. The scene at 1:10 with Jin Yuyan biting off her fingernails signifies that she has lost all hope of ever regaining her status.

[@dramaforever9143]

Your explanation is very good!😊😘

[@lher6714]

Did Ruyi really rip out Aruo's finger nails? I didn't see it. Maybe I need to rewatch that scene again.

[@alladinmoua]

@@lher6714 According to the viewers who read the book, Ruyi did indeed rip out A'ruo's fingernails. The Television adaption opted not to directly show this, but only implied it. Apparently in the original novel, Consort Mei was also there with Ruyi and was bashing A'ruo around for killing her child.

[@lher6714]

@@alladinmoua Thanks. A'Ruo derseved it.

[@aeryny4420]

I love details like these, I noticed Imperial Noble Consort Hui and Concubine Mei both had short nails because they were musicians and play the pipa.

[@kpuiying]

“為了這麼一個涼薄的人，賠上一輩子，不值得吧”如懿這句話令人痛心，要知道，這句其實不只說了金玉妍，也是如懿自己……皇上何嘗不涼薄，只是如懿很慘，到很晚才知道。其實帝皇之愛，都是涼薄的，不管是王爺還是皇上，也都是利用而已。

[@user-tp2uy2me5u]

帝王家的女人真可憐

[@juliayang9996]

可憐哪…… 這演技從震驚到瘋癲，再到誠實說出秘密……看得都心疼這個女人了…… 癡情的孩子

[@laurazhu9495]

凉薄不凉薄都是到最后才知道。哎～就像甄嬛说的，终究还是错付了

[@AsianDudeOnline]

12:24...that's when you know your whole world crumbled. The actor who plays Consort Jia was on point.

[@hacgiaythiengia7516]

Consort Jia looks more beautiful without heavy make up.

[@paramitak4619]

She looks like Song Hye Kyo

[@annestyleuk]

It’s true! Looks prettier especially without putting any vibrant colour on her lips !

[@Name-yx2qs]

She looks lovely either way

[@carolelindagonzalez1087]

I think the heavy make up was for the character.

[@insulareshdxo9454]

The actress who played Jia is amazing, she is a good actress.

[@ladyT_VR46]

I'm as British as they come but I'm completely addicted to these Drama's. Brilliant acting especially the actresses who play the parts of Ruyi and Jia 🥰

[@user-to3iv6lt4y]

被自己愛了這麼多年的人拋棄，實在是太悲戚了！😩😩😩

[@madnessintomagic]

It’s so gratifying when she’s finally Empress, and close to her husband, and can just talk straight to people without fear of repercussions. She could be more savage and it would be justified still.

[@ChristantoJuni]

How good her acting is! I feel so bad for her.. Bravo for the actress she really bring emotion to viewers with her expression

[@caoduynguyenvuong3016]

Huixian Imperial Noble Consort, Xiaoxian Empress, Concubine Mei, A Ruo and now Jia Noble Consort. All five of them did harm to Ruyi and were all dawned on some shocking truths in moments right before their ends. It is truly sad that despite their evil crimes, in the end they died as pawns in the hands of another, only to be discarded when their usefulness ran out. And there's no helping it either. Despite the five of them being the main villains sharing a common goal against Ruyi, they were far from being united. They plotted against each other even when working together, much in contrast with those who aligned themselves with Ruyi who are truly devoted to her. This has proven to be their downfalls all along.

[@samiyatinozoate8801]

But at least Ruyi buried all of them and despite her own ending she only left behind people who will regret her

[@PungiFungi]

Yes...their alliance in the end fell apart and only Jia was left alone, with no influence and no allies left in the harem.

[@linhchau8415]

Consort Jia at the end lost everything.....the actress played her so convincing that you cannot hate her. Women during this time they choice for husband is zero imagine you married someone that have hundreds of concubines is the survival instinct to eliminate your competitors

[@Tekirai]

This scene was when I felt a little bit bad for consort jia when the one man she loved most tossed her aside to preserve his Clans honor

[@PennyForTheGuy1605]

Thinking things over I don't think Jia could have ever had a good end. She fell in love so fast and so young and then was snatched away to marry the future Qianlong. She loved the idea of that man and was so obsessed with being liked by him she did so much evil. But if she had stayed in Korea and married him she would have found out quickly what he was truly like, and still would have been miserable as a result. Just look at what he did to his main wife after he was crowned. How could Jia have fared better? And even if she married another man in Korea she likely would have remained obsessed with the crown prince, and ended up in a similar state. This does play heavily into Bhuddist principles of needing to clear your mind of attachments and obsessions to achieve peace and happiness.

[@Ciara1594]

Btw, I wish these clips were numbered so I can know in what order to see them. 🤔

[@dramaforever9143]

The numbers are marked in the description. Plz scroll down to check❤️

[@joy-ez1hi]

Me too

[@agmahindo]

There's another youtube channel that has all full episodes in order: MZTV Exclusive Chinese Drama

[@madnessintomagic]

Just watch them all. They’re on youtube somewhere, in order, in full with subtitles.

[@Ciara1594]

​@@dramaforever9143 Oh, thank you. 🙂

[@humaizierahman5996]

Looks how unrequited love destroyed someone’s life. How terrible.

[@user-kz1mv7xu8s]

到最後還一直相信著他，真的瘋了....愛慘了....為了這種涼薄之人賠了自己一輩子。每看一次就覺得難過.....金玉妍...你這樣值得嗎？

[@user-so8ih3eg4b]

她她她演技真的好好 好像真的突然被抽了生命一样

[@ccz6175]

她没有力气但是还是转过头来死死盯着如懿然后再蓄力爬起来的样子真的又渗人又逼真。这部戏90%的人演技都让人惊艳，每次看都不一样。

[@j0eycheung]

嘉貴妃這個角色跟華妃很相似，都是為了自己愛的人不顧一切做壞事，最後一敗塗地。 雖然做壞事很討人厭，但也很可憐。

[@user-uc9cr9kf9t]

整體來說不同，華妃因為無法生子變得處處逼人，嘉妃為了他人而活。

[@user-nq3td3uq5e]

主要是因為她們後面都有一個更討人厭的，而魏嬿婉又比宜修討厭萬倍，從甄嬛傳到如懿傳，後宮最自私涼薄的嬪妃就屬炩妃。

[@powerdye5248]

靴靴 因為炩妃是皇帝親手調教出來的，自然最像皇帝⋯⋯

[@user-ib8fy8dg4c]

她比華妃慘，從出生門第都被否定

[@shiningraider]

@@user-ib8fy8dg4c 差不了多少，年家完蛋了，玉氏本身也沒討好，也都被最愛的人傷得最重

[@shelyah2004]

So this is how my most favorite antagonist of this movie ends.

[@tehnoobestgamer]

Ugh. She is by far, the most memorable villainess in the series (and second after Consort Hua of LZH).

[@shelyah2004]

@@tehnoobestgamer i agree. She played a very important role among other antagonists until the rise of younger antagonists Ruyi's reign as an empress. I'd miss her character so much.

[@tehnoobestgamer]

@@shelyah2004 definitely. She was the smartest villainess. Heck, Yanwan couldn't even compare. Jin Yuyan just plots her schemes fabulously devious enough you just gotta love her for that.

[@shane1078]

@@tehnoobestgamer agreed yanwan only know knew how to seduce the emperor and kill children's

[@natural3362]

@@tehnoobestgamer who is this consort hua?

[@MaryamAli-vd1xv]

Loved when they worked well together. If only it could have lasted. Went past some unbelievable ugly tests. That some people wanted to see them win and overcome. Loved when they worked together.

[@MaryamAli-vd1xv]

💜

[@mnm7647]

You come here swinging your pointed belly....... every one‘s favorite villain always finds a way to sarcastically throw the meanest arrows of shade even at her lowest time. Great Actress and incredibly beautiful!!!

[@yorkiesweetpea23]

I feel bad for her 😞. She didn't do any of it out of jealousy. Although it was sooo wrong, she did it all to pave way for her sons' future. She loved her Korean Lord all her life, & unwillingly got married off to an Emperor in a far off place. In her twisted logic, she thought that by making one her sons the Crown Prince or next Emperor, was a way of staying loyal to that Lord of her's.

[@janahcoaching]

Yes, but making other people and their kids die, is truly criminal. No matter how crazy you are or who it's for, you don't do that.

[@yorkiesweetpea23]

@@janahcoaching damn I got caught up in moment and forgot about that!

[@Introvertsan]

I can empathise and sympathise with her however I have no problem admitting she got what she worked for. Don't start ish and there won't be ish she was smart enough to use the other women for her schemes but there were moments when she was jealous, miserable and don't control her mouth so she got into unnecessary trouble and exposed herself

[@PungiFungi]

@@Introvertsan the fact that she bore multiple sons already secured her future, even if they did not become the crown Prince,

[@MewkyRuri]

她的結局 是整部劇裏令我最難過的

[@nadinesmith-jensen7732]

I really appreciate the talent of the actress that was Jai, she is so beautiful, even when she cries she is gorgeous!! I had to see what other shows she was in and I found The wolf, she was the Only character that made the series good, I am hoping to find another that she is in, does anyone know another show she was in???

[@MistakenDeVil55]

Anyone else notice the secret letter went from gold to green?

[@cyderandsilky]

Sharp eyes

[@sunningdale3478]

She did a lot of instigating, but in the end, everyone else did too. She couldn't have done these things without the involvement of numerous other people, and the dedication of others to let things go and not bring things up. The whole harem was rotten to the core, and it's almost built to be that way. I think this show does a great job of showing that.

[@geraldinebaluyot9573]

Wow she's a very good actress 👏👏

[@luckyangela2763]

皇后很善良又聪明，嘉贵妃最后被所有的人抛弃🤗

[@NAVEMAN3]

Kinda ironic that her post title was Shujia. He was basically calling her a loser even in death. Makes me wonder what she was in real life to get such a title.

[@christinestone391]

Boo hoo for Jia. A lot of people making excuses for Jia and feeling sorry for her but no need - no one feels as sorry for her as she does for herself. She delighted with pleasure when she did cruel things and committed murder and attempted murder without conscience. She was filled with hate and greed, she has only herself to blame.

[@PungiFungi]

Not to mention she was exposed before and was given second and third chances but she still went on with her vengeful scheming.

[@nate6475]

真的超愛蒙古嬪妃！懂禮教❤️

[@user-su6sz8es6r]

豫妃除外

[@ameshia4532]

Well she should have thought about the shame she would bring upon her sons before she started scheming. Lesson for life: Do Not Covet! If her plan worked she wouldn't feel guilty.

[@alioness-w-noregrets7471]

7:30 The first thing that popped into my head at this moment was “HPPA violation in ancient times?” But technically the Harem, with all the women having the children of one man, I suppose they would be considered family and could share info back then. Yes I know the Rules of HPPA weren’t made until years later, but you’d think that royal physicians have their rules of patient privacy, even back in Imperial China, right?

[@yorkiesweetpea23]

I don't know if anyone feels same... but I actually feel bad for wifey Jia. She may have deserved hard punishment, but not like this?

[@hacgiaythiengia7516]

True. Discrimination and isolation from her sons? Too inhumane.

[@avery4680]

There's actually worse punishments if you look back enough. Chinese history is really interesting, their punishments often differ based on the emperor.

[@yorkiesweetpea23]

Of course there were way worse punishments. But for this particular scenario, I think it's too harsh for wifey Jia's sons. Her 3 sons didn't deserve that to happen to them.

[@avery4680]

Elaine Michelle T yea I get that but the punishments are based on what the emperor thinks is best. It's still better than killing all of her family 9 or more generations back. They're trying not to cause problems with her clan as well so this is more or less a light punishemnt

[@yorkiesweetpea23]

On the other hand, the punishments for Wifey Ling & her mother were too light! But it was definitely "made for TV" 😆 Wifey Ling needed to live in order for the drama to continue it's intrigue. If we're talking "realism", correct punishments etc, QianLong's biggest 忌 is black magic. One of those 5 dolls was found inside wifey Ling & her mom's residence INSIDE the palace. If we wanna talk realistic punishments, then that crime itself would of been: off with their heads plus 3 generations. But this is a drama, most of the characters did exist, but the plots are made for tv. Good tv too 😁

[@user-wm5oi7jz9c]

皇帝封的諡號為，淑嘉皇貴妃 真的是 輸家皇黃貴非 输了自身家的榮華 黃了孩子的富貴 爭奪來的一切的是非 都是自找的 貪狼之心的因果

[@rubeccawong7146]

just don't understand why Ruyi didn't get what Jia was trying to say - There's someone else besides her who's out there doing evil

[@jackli6699]

玉氏王爷的密折，在13：23由李玉递给皇上时，是桔黄色的。 而在6：10由筎懿递给金氏看时，变成了绿色的。 这是全剧中的唯一。

[@NLayla875]

看她演咬指甲時候 我的手指都感覺痛了 這演技絕了！

[@cbcluckyii4042]

Lady Jia looks prettier without the make up in her crazy state.

[@julee5071]

Jia's death was basically the only one who wanted to repent. She accepted that she did so many bad things. She prayed to be better in her next life. She loved the wrong person over everyone. She should have loved her sons like that.

[@dramaforever9143]

🙏

[@XevLexa]

I personally think the actress who played Jia Guifei is the best actress among all….

[@sawa139]

Never put a man before yourself.

[@alokeezy1034]

I love Ruyis voice so much

[@sheilapasquini6232]

I'm so sorry I don't know the name of this actress, but she has done a great job throughout this series and no better scenes than this one. From the haughty, manipulative, scheming wench to this end of life portrayal, she has been wonderful. If anyone knows her name, I'd appreciate your sharing with me. Thank you.

[@karenclarke1678]

I believe her name is Xin Zhilei. Damn good actress!

[@sheilapasquini6232]

Thank you and I couldn't agree more!

[@zoeyclarks7609]

These types are my favorite. The outfits and the scenes are just so beautiful. I love cultural movies bc they are so beautiful.

[@LALANi0322]

辛芷蕾的演技不輸周迅的內斂沉穩，那種絕望含恨將全部的秘密傾瀉而出的厭世，彷彿她就是金玉妍本人 為了愛人和孩子計較一生，最後孩子也視她為恥，愛的人只將她當作棋子，她很可惡 但也很可憐....就像高貴妃病入膏肓時，如懿也去探望她告知她不孕真相 兩人都害慘如懿，但如懿也給她們最後的仁慈

[@starrynight6268]

Jia deserved all this actually. I hate her for killing children and pregnant woman for her meagre reasons, for her ‘past lover’. Being a monster parent to her sons, forcing them to be heirs to the throne, and bragging about her ‘lover lover lover’ day by day. Until she finally ruined her eldest son’s career. Killing her infant son and said ‘may your spirit protect my lover’. Everything literally came from her imagination, and no one in the palace would had business with her delusion. Such a cheap woman by treating her sons as tools more than real children. Throughout the episode, you can barely hear any loving words or motherly scenes when it comes to Jia and her children!

[@hairylilmangoseed1440]

11:18 Consort Jia looks absolutely gorgeous even though she was evil. Also why did consort Jia yeet that beaded bracelet thingy at 12:48?

[@namphongnguyen119]

It was the gift from the Yu Clan's Lord. He gifted it to her before she became a King woman.

[@hairylilmangoseed1440]

@@namphongnguyen119 ahhh okay thank you 🙏🏼

[@dlesher3101]

@@namphongnguyen119 wasn't that buddhist prayer beads?

[@namphongnguyen119]

@@dlesher3101 Its also a good luck charm but different from the Buddhist beads she made to frame Ruyi and the monk earlier.

[@madnessintomagic]

Which is odd, since she didn’t believe in buddhism. Didn’t one of the episodes say the Koreans/Yu’s were confuscian?

[@yueshi4133]

这剧真的拍的很好。 很舒服地讲故事。

[@kellharris2491]

The actress that played Jin acted her ass off. I am in awe.

[@pitoukeo4867]

I was wondering in Ruyi’s mind, was she reminded of her aunty, the Nara Empress of Jingren palace? I meant both the Nara Empress and Jin Lady committed some sort of a treason and got abandoned by their husbands

[@natural3362]

She did and empress nara didn't committed any treason

[@angelav2091]

@@natural3362 Sorry, but I couldn't find the clips with English subs for Nara Empress. What did she do to get abandoned that way by the former Emperor?

[@natural3362]

@@angelav2091 yongzheng emperor abandoned empress nara because he thought she was trying to make hongshi the crown prince

[@angelav2091]

@@natural3362Doesn't sound that bad to me. Was she using tricks and deceits? Thank you for having told me, appreciate it.

[@natural3362]

@@angelav2091 making a prince a crown prince can threatened the emperor because they can kill the emperor and replaced it with the crown prince. If the emperor didn't designate any of the prince a crown prince.. They couldn't assassinate him because killing him will give the power to the empress to make the decision of who was going to be the next emperor.

[@zz-sk2rv]

看了如懿傳這麼久,沒有覺得誰可憐誰幸運,只是覺得古時的女人都身不由己。都不能與相愛之人長相廝守。

[@sarahliao7226]

Jelly Luna 皇帝最可惡了

[@user-tp2uy2me5u]

@@sarahliao7226 所有妃嬪做的惡事都是因為皇帝

[@elliewilson8863]

I think the emperor was the worse of them all . He didn’t loved his women or his children . He had a stable of brooding mares and only the standing empress children were considered legitimate . Hence why those women acted like serial killers psychopaths to survive their hostile environment . Also these women were sent by the tribal clans kings and most of them were at the age of 13-14 years very few were older and have to survive far away from family so they learned by watching and aligning themselves with the older women in the harem . He the emperor actually encouraged the animosity and the criminal behavior among the women when he favored some more than others . One just have to pity those poor women . Those were hard bad times to be a women .

[@purplecapricorn79]

I've always wondered if what the Yu Clan's Lord said about Jia was true or was it a last ditch effort to save face with Qianlong.

[@SCBlahBLah]

Totally a last ditch effort to save his own face. There’s no way Yu could have sent a “bastard” to Qianlong as a concubine. It’d be an insult to Qianlong and the Qing dynasty as a whole so Jia must be of noble birth.

[@ritawing1064]

So glad Rong Pei reincarnated in a really nice series. (Ordinary Greatness)

[@user-zd3kg3wn2c]

不再是皇阿瑪 而是稱呼皇上 真慘

[@philipjh6789]

尽是名份权位。

[@user-jd9cc1mf3z]

安全 該！

[@northodin6404]

等等，密折 04:31 那密折明明就是金色的 11:31 這密折立刻變綠色 皇帝是黃金色，到了皇后就變成暗青色，是在暗指"青"櫻復仇成功?

[@oceanz8892]

这秘折兴许是铜打的，时间一长就氧化生出铜绿了。

[@user-ib8fy8dg4c]

她拿的是翻抄的吧，真的在皇帝那裡

[@MariaHernandez-px4pv]

que hermosa actriz la concubina jia es , incluso sin maquillaje sus rasgos son tan hermosos ,

[@mariaalarconpalomino7019]

Pobre Jia. Otro peón en este mundo de juego de poder. Jugó bien pero no pudo sostenerse. 😞😞😞😞

[@peachiegrinsxd]

The actresses are amazing

[@swordflyman]

金玉妍啊金玉妍，如果你和如懿交好，聯手對付魏嬿婉，你的下場就不會落得那麼淒慘。

[@user-tp2uy2me5u]

這麼多和如懿做對的我對魏嬿婉最不齒˙˙落敗後完全不會可憐她

[@juliayang9996]

眼緣和磁場吧……

[@gp2779]

金玉妍 + 玫嬪 + 高貴妃

[@SV-uu5tk]

I want to watch this drama but it’s so long and I can’t stand the voice over dubbing.

[@hyo_lyrics]

「玉氏王爺給您傳來了密摺」 皇上：如懿你看看 玉氏：(你禮貌嗎

[@myeongwol]

i feel pity for her actually. She did everything because of her clan and the clan prince yet,.....

[@user-mh1ho6ex9s]

玉氏王爷也无情。

[@user-pm2rc1ji5n]

卧艹！无情！

[@sunshineeveryday9873]

What is an easy way to watch these in order? I enjoy this

[@Ova-bv4os]

I found a channel that had all 45min eps in order, If i find it again ill pop it here

[@beanetricemcdaniel249]

I found all episodes in order on KZbin. Or type Ruyi love in the Palace and but the episode number in with it all will appear. 45 mins episodes Click the one you want.hope that will help you..

[@chhuy2]

The series is on Hulu if you have it

[@ninisasa65]

Download Viki and you will see

[@jeancharlotte6814]

I'm curious is this Consort Jia really exist in real life? is she really from Joseon (korea)?

[@user-fv9jw7os5s]

xi sophie In real life, Consort Jia was born and bred in Qing Dynasty instead of Korea. But her ancestors were Korean.

[@user-fv9jw7os5s]

xi sophie A Korean Manchu person instead of pure Korean.

[@jeancharlotte6814]

@@user-fv9jw7os5s ohh thanks for explaining. So is it her son that were banished from palace by Qianlong?

[@beanetricemcdaniel249]

@@jeancharlotte6814 yes he is a Duke.

[@jeancharlotte6814]

@@beanetricemcdaniel249 oh thanks this Qianlong era really peak my interest

[@anapaulatellesdasilva9522]

請在葡萄牙語pt Brasil中加上字幕。喜歡這個系列。謝謝 Qǐng zài pútáoyá yǔ pt Brasil zhōng jiā shàng zìmù. Xǐhuān zhège xìliè. Xièxiè

[@dadaozhj]

不知是哪里来的弃婴随便送进宫给皇上当妃嫔，这算得上欺君之罪了吧……怎么会编了这样的桥段！

[@user-hu9hp2gs7d]

4:55 這只是玉氏要撇清關係的藉口 金玉妍是真正的玉氏人。 這段的重點其實是王爺很渣

[@dadaozhj]

賴冠均 我的意思是怎么找了个犯欺君之罪的借口……

[@user-hu9hp2gs7d]

@@dadaozhj 編劇應該是覺得人在找藉口的時候不會想那麼多吧

[@MewkyRuri]

就是這麼隨便的編個藉口 就是這麼涼薄 這個就是編劇的用意 突顯無情 皇上怎麼會不懂這是為了撇清關係呢？😂只是在當時 已經沒了因為這件事而追究的理由了.

[@MemeFunnyV]

Yo~是皇后啊

[@yourtube0622]

yo yo

[@shadowmiyuki]

Evan Su check it out

[@yourtube0622]

@@shadowmiyuki 你看這個麵她又長又寬

[@user-ub9om7ov9m]

She bites off her fingernails for real.... Her fingers are genuinely bleeding....

[@divineme900]

Long nails represented nobility, after she lost her status she felt it was pointless to keep it😄😄(u didn't ask but if you didn't know now you know)

[@laurab5750]

But later scenes show her nails intact.

[@kaylalamers950]

It's fake. Lol they can do fake blood you know

[@user-uz1ql8yy6c]

唉！ 不好好當妃子幹盡壞事落到這樣的下場 真是自找麻煩 🥴🥴🥴🥴🥴

[@adelenekwok3304]

4:34 明明是黃色的奏摺 11:44 變了綠色的奏摺 ？

[@user-lu2rm8fs2r]

可能如懿手抄了一份，畢竟她不可能把真的奏摺交給金玉妍

[@yan-yan888]

@@user-lu2rm8fs2r 但是他跟金玉妍說 王爺的筆跡你不會不認得吧 所以應該不是如懿手抄的才對

[@user-ub9om7ov9m]

正/副本?

[@user-vi7nf9vx4q]

Concubine Jia Gui's whole life was for the prince. But she is just a tool for the Yu family to show the glory of the Yu family, and Xiyue is the same. I have loved the emperor all my life, and the Queen Fucha, who has always treated her with sincerity. It's not that he betrayed him, the love of his life put a debilitating drug in his medicine, and the sister who regarded her as her own also gave her a bracelet with tonka incense on the day she became a side blessing (long-term wearing will make women infertile). And Ruyi Ulanala is also like this. Her original name was Qingying, and she was posthumously named Ruyi. She has always regarded the emperor as her son-in-law Hongli instead of the emperor above ten thousand people, but the emperor is no longer the Hongli he used to be. He regards Ruyi as the queen instead of Qingying. Wei Yanwan was different from them. She climbed up without any means and purpose. In fact, in history, Emperor Qianlong's favorite was not the Wulanala family, but the pure empress Fucha of Xiaoxian, and the most hated was the Wulanala family, but in this drama, he loved the Wulanala family the most. Yanxi strategy is right

[@natural3362]

If i am the director of china palace movie..I'm going to use the emperor as the main antagonist.. Thanks..

[@fandomencounter1672]

Don't think that could work out

[@natural3362]

@@fandomencounter1672 it will

[@SweetbreezeTornadoWinxBiz]

Keep watching this one-it gets interesting.

[@junfeng-b4r]

辛芷蕾演技派，演的真好

[@joleonardy]

How come the note cover change color from yellow to dark green?

[@dilyamartinez]

Por favor. Subtítulos en Español. GRACIAS

[@fuzzystatic949]

She was ruthless and horrible, but I feel bad for her. The forbidden city is slit throat Use them or they will use you..

[@gracelarson7849]

他咬指甲这段被恶心到了

[@daisyfeng6711]

人太多 都看完以后发现自己有的都对不上号了……

[@sunnylaurie91]

The Emperor was so cruel. His reputation is what always mattered to him. I know she did a lot of stuff but no matter what you can’t change the fact that she’s the mother of your two kids. At least allow the kids to say goodbye to her. Also he shouldn’t have demoted her to commoner because she had kids with him. Because then her sons can’t hold their heads high in front of their in-laws. He could have demoted her to Consort or Imperial Concubine.You still need to give your sons some face.

[@faithplaysgames1399]

@River Song He clearly doesn’t care about those sons ‘face or reputation’ since he demoted one to a duke and basically disowned him just because of his mother’s wrongdoings. Who knows what he truly cares about because his children clearly don’t matter to him unless the mother has a highly respected title like the Empress.

[@annalena2153]

@@faithplaysgames1399 well he did not care about his legitimate son by his second empress either(ruyis son) Furthermore he was only a prince of the third rank

[@faithplaysgames1399]

@Anna Lena Shame 😒, he’s just a terrible person, way worst than his concubines imo.

[@kiwihyunz7452]

You gotta remember, back then emperors only cared about his own sons when they could do something for him or if they were ‘better’ then the other ones. Also, children born from concubines had to rely on their mother to be able to keep their status, otherwise they’ll get unfavored. In yongchengs case, jia talked arrogantly against the emperor and tried to give this false notion that he’ll be able to become king even though 1. She’s from Korea and last time I checked they would never let yongcheng (who is technically half Korean half Chinese) into the throne. 2. It’s already frowned upon to even suggest that because it suggests that the son will do something to the emperor to get it. So, she’s basically locked in her palace for probably the rest of her life (if the emperor has a change of heart and decides to let her back in the palace but there’s a slim chance he will) and yoncheng was bumped down to duke because of the whole situation and was lucky to even be able to marry.

[@holin3133]

密褶封面從金色邊綠色了

[@MiMi83131]

古代就有備份的概念了XD

[@noeraldinkabam]

12:36 This is foreshadowing Ruyi’s hair cutting: she herself has given all for a flippant man… Devoted her life. Not worthwhile.

[@jakdhalegutierrez3129]

Can someone tell me what happened to Jia's other two sons?

[@leetown6732]

I dont really know but after she died, her three sons just hugging each other and cry. It was very sad P.s: sorry for my bad English Edit: and I dont really remember but her biggest son was saying things like he will protect his brothers

[@vivanyatodd5036]

@@leetown6732 Wait, wasn't Jia only had two sons? The 4th prince who was demoted to a duke and married off, and the crippled 8th prince?

[@beanetricemcdaniel249]

She had 4 sons 3 living and 1 stillborn.. The oldest a Duke, second son injured and the 3rd child sent off. I'm thinking the 2 youngest are together.

[@christianbolze7092]

The lord took them in

[@hudajama5822]

her sons were given dukedom and were banished from the royal family but they were set for live and live till their late 80s early 90s