THE END. The emperor imprisoned his mother to take the throne, not knowing his mother...💥

✨Title: "#皓镧传 #Legend of Hao Lan" ep62-4
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[Synopsis]
Zhao Guo Handan, Yu Shi Li He's daughter, Li Haolan, was destroyed by her stepmother, her family was ruined, her name was ruined, and she was even sold. Lu Buwei, a frustrated Yu, bought her, and devoted Hao Lan to the stranger Qin Wang, who was held hostage at the Zhao Guo Palace at the time, with a fancy plot. Li Haolan formed alliances with the strangers and Lu Buwei for the purpose. After nine lives, they joined forces to reach the peak of the highest power in the pre-Qin dynasty.
Cast:
#Wu Jin Yan
#Nie Yuan
#Mao Zijun
#Ning Jing

[@fjp9]

the main part of the ending that i didn’t like is that nothing happened to the eunuch. i can’t remember if he ever did anything really bad, but i remember him manipulating the “emperor” even when he was younger. i wish he had been caught and punished.

[@Lucylou7070]

I thought he was killed by her son.

[@amberjones7892]

This unfinished ending, however, was choppy and abrupt for a reason. Leaked photos showed that Wu Jinyan and Nie Yuan did film an ending for their characters-the two of them were donned in elderly makeup, riding a small boat together. An ending script was also leaked, which read that Haolan and Buwei had ultimately ended back together, and they leave their state to travel the lands. But because this ending is not historically accurate, it was said that the production crew had to scrap it from the final product. Translation of ending didn't match what I found "According to historical records, in the ninth year of Emperor Shi Huang's rule, Li Haolan was imprisoned by her son, Ying Zheng, in Yongcheng after he pacified Lao Ai's rebellion. Lü Buwei, the Prime Minister, was stripped of his position and banished to Henan the following year by Ying Zheng. Mao Jiao, the guest secretary of the Qin Kingdom, convinced Ying Zheng to escort Li Haolan back to Ganquan Palace in Xianyang. After over a year of fearing for his life, Lü Buwei committed suicide. Li Haolan died in the nineteenth year of the Emperor's rule and was buried with her husband, King Zhuangxiang of Qin."

[@chiquitita1581]

Как похож сын на Зичу, даже взгляд тот же. Как подобраны актеры 👍

[@asmrhawaii]

Awkward ending. Took them forever to get there, then they botched it!

[@ajglover8554]

i think i read somewhere that they changed it bc the original was inaccurate

[@RajKumar-rg7eh]

They got what they sow.....

[@ГалинаШиличева]

Артисты все замечательно играли, фильм исторически-- интересный.

[@sunitha34]

Name of the series

[@aishan.1399]

Legend of heolan

[@MariadeFátimaCunhaGomesdeM-o7e]

我對這部戲劇的結局感到非常難過。我不喜歡。呂不韋不應該有這樣的下場。我是來自葡萄牙的葡萄牙人，我喜歡整個情節、場景，最重要的是喜歡所有的藝人。恭喜。

[@amberjones7892]

This unfinished ending, however, was choppy and abrupt for a reason. Leaked photos showed that Wu Jinyan and Nie Yuan did film an ending for their characters-the two of them were donned in elderly makeup, riding a small boat together. An ending script was also leaked, which read that Haolan and Buwei had ultimately ended back together, and they leave their state to travel the lands. But because this ending is not historically accurate, it was said that the production crew had to scrap it from the final product. Translation of ending didn't match what I found "According to historical records, in the ninth year of Emperor Shi Huang's rule, Li Haolan was imprisoned by her son, Ying Zheng, in Yongcheng after he pacified Lao Ai's rebellion. Lü Buwei, the Prime Minister, was stripped of his position and banished to Henan the following year by Ying Zheng. Mao Jiao, the guest secretary of the Qin Kingdom, convinced Ying Zheng to escort Li Haolan back to Ganquan Palace in Xianyang. After over a year of fearing for his life, Lü Buwei committed suicide. Li Haolan died in the nineteenth year of the Emperor's rule and was buried with her husband, King Zhuangxiang of Qin."