The reason why Fourth Brother could become Emperor was mainly because of the following reasons: First of all, the Fourth Brother could endure and was good at pretending to be kind. In order to achieve his goal, he could endure everything and listen to Zhen Huan. He also cared for his younger brother, the sixth elder brother, Hong Zhan, and his younger sisters, Princess Longyue and Princess Lingxi. This personality trait helped him gain the support of others. Secondly, from Zhen Huan's point of view, if her child, Hongzhan, ascended the throne, it would inevitably be criticized by others and might even bring her death. Only by supporting the fourth brother Hongli to ascend the throne could he avoid the criticism of the public. Finally, in terms of the other princes, the eldest third brother, Hongshi, had been schemed by the fourth brother, Hongli, and was demoted to a commoner by the emperor. The other brothers were still young and could not bear the heavy responsibility of inheriting the throne. Under the combined effect of these factors, the fourth brother was able to ascend the throne after the emperor died. Read more exciting novels for free
In the 73rd episode of Legend of Zhen Huan, the emperor forgave Zhen Huan. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
According to the information provided, there were couple avatars in Legend of Zhen Huan, which mentioned the love head of the Emperor and Zhen Huan. For example, avatars with the same hand gesture of the Emperor and Zhen Huan were regarded as love heads. However, there was no more detailed description or specific appearance of the love head. It only mentioned some creative content related to the characters in Legend of Zhen Huan. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
Zhen Huan had the plot of bidding farewell to the emperor twice. The first time she bid farewell to the emperor, she was about to go to the Dew Temple to cultivate and had just given birth to Longyue. When the Emperor asked her if she had anything to say, she read out," The red string is broken, the bright mirror is missing, the morning dew is shining, the fragrance is resting, the white hair is singing, the sorrow is parting, try your best to eat more, don't miss me, Jinshui Tangtang, and say goodbye to you." This poem came from Feng Yansi's " Longevity Woman." It was originally a sweet toast to express the wife's blessing to her husband, hoping that her husband would be safe for a thousand years, and that her wife would be healthy so that they could stay together forever. However, Zhen Huan was not reciting this poem to the Emperor, but to Guo Junwang beside her. Her purpose was to tell Guo Junwang some thoughts. The second time he bid farewell to the Emperor was when Mo Ge of the Zhungeer tribe had an audience with the Imperial Consort Xi. The Emperor used this opportunity to test the selflessness of Guo Junwang and Zhen Huan. When Zhen Huan bid farewell to the Emperor, she quoted the song "Spring Banquet, a cup of green wine and a song." Then I bowed again and made three wishes: First, I wish you to live a thousand years. Second, I wish I would always be strong. Third, I wish to be like a swallow on the beam and see you all the time." This poem originated from Feng Yansi, a poet of the Southern Tang Dynasty in the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms. It was originally a wife's wish to express her loyalty to her husband and "see each other year after year". However, Zhen Huan's action was actually a hint to Guo Junwang not to plead for her again. The husband here was referring to the 17th master Guo Junwang. The novel " Half Conspiracy for the Court and Half Conspiracy for the Monarch " is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
In the Legend of Zhen Huan, the Empress confessed to the Emperor that she loved him deeply. Even though she had been betrayed by the Emperor, her child had been neglected by the Emperor when he passed away, and the Emperor had not fulfilled his promise, she had never hated the Emperor. All these years, she had been wholeheartedly in love with the Emperor. Because she knew that her age and appearance no longer had the capital to compete for favor, she gave the Emperor political support and care for his daily life. She did not allow other concubines to have the opportunity to threaten her position as empress, and even schemed against many concubines to make them unable to have children. The reason was that she loved the emperor so much that she could not watch the emperor have children with other women. Her tearful confession to the Emperor had touched many people. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
Zhen Huan's hatred towards the Emperor was a gradual process. First of all, Concubine Hua punished Zhen Huan and caused her to miscarry, but the Emperor did not punish Concubine Hua excessively. Zhen Huan felt resentment in her heart. After that, he was punished by the Emperor for wearing the old clothes of the Pure Yuan Empress when he was first conferred the title of Consort Guan. Later, when he learned of the Zhen family's misfortune and pleaded for mercy with the Emperor, he saw the mourning poem written by the Emperor for the Pure Yuan Empress. He understood that he was only a substitute for the Pure Yuan Empress and was disheartened. At this time, his love for the Emperor began to turn into hatred. Later, the Emperor felt that Zhen Huan had a bad temper and made her become a monk to cultivate, which deepened her resentment. The Emperor had killed Guo Junwang, and Zhen Huan had lost her dignity when she saw the words " take it off ". These incidents had accumulated her hatred for the Emperor, especially Guo Junwang's death under the Emperor's coercion, which had completely opened up Zhen Huan's deep hatred for the Emperor. After returning to the palace, Zhen Huan no longer had any feelings for the Emperor. She used him more and eventually allowed Ye Lanyi to poison the Emperor. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
The Empress 'failure to harm the Fourth Prince was mainly because this action touched the bottom line of the Empress Dowager and the Emperor. The Emperor's children were rare. Although the Fourth Prince was not loved, as the Emperor's son and the Empress Dowager's grandson, his existence had irreplaceable importance. As the mother of a country, the Empress was supposed to be the symbol of the mother of the world. The harm she did to the heir was intolerable. The heir was related to the future of the country, and the death of the heir would shake the foundation of the country. The Empress Dowager didn't want to see Zhen Huan return to the palace, but after the news that the Fourth Prince was poisoned, she had to step in. Otherwise, the Emperor might lose all his heirs, which she didn't want to see. For the Empress Dowager and the Emperor, they could not tolerate their children being hurt. The Empress's actions offended the Empress Dowager and the Emperor, thus losing her dominant position, which eventually led to the collapse of her position in the Imperial Palace. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
Yes, Qing Ying was betrothed to the fourth brother to be the Fujin. The Third Prince didn't like Qing Ying and refused to let her be the Fujin. Jian Qiu persuaded Qing Ying to be the Third Prince's concubine but was also rejected. Qing Ying even mocked the Empress for being a side Fujin, which angered the Empress. At the same time, the Fourth Brother was of low status and was not loved by the Emperor. In order to take revenge on Qing Ying and disgust Zhen Huan, the Empress proposed to the Emperor to marry Qing Ying to the Fourth Brother. After the Emperor agreed, Qing Ying became the Fourth Brother's side Fujin. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
When the Emperor passed by the Imperial Garden, he heard the sound of the flute and saw Zhen Huan playing it. Zhen Huan stopped playing the song and found that someone had come. She bowed and asked for the person's name. The emperor asked Zhen Huan to guess, and Zhen Huan guessed that he was a prince, so the emperor called himself Guo Junwang. Even though Zhen Huan had some doubts during the process and the Emperor revealed some flaws, the Emperor still went along with it. This scene showed Zhen Huan's fresh and refined temperament and intelligence. The emperor's seemingly dignified but tender attitude also showed his special affection for Zhen Huan. This first encounter not only warmed up their relationship, but also laid the foundation for the subsequent development of the story. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
After Zhen Huan had a miscarriage, the emperor had the following methods to deal with her: - As for the punishment of Concubine Hua, the emperor was furious and abolished her position as the imperial concubine, stripped her of her title, demoted her to the position of imperial concubine, and punished her to kneel outside the gate of Yikun Palace every noon for four hours to reflect on her mistakes. However, due to the consideration of the court and Nian Gengyao's power, he could not kill Consort Nian as Zhen Huan wished. - In terms of his emotions, the Emperor blamed himself and went to the Empress Dowager to complain that Zhen Huan had miscarried because of the Huanyi Fragrance he had given to Concubine Nian. - As for Zhen Huan, the Emperor had comforted her, but Zhen Huan had already complained to the Emperor, and the two of them gradually drifted apart and fell out of favor. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
The Emperor had feelings for Consort Hua. After Nian Gengyao's fall, although the Emperor had demoted Consort Hua's status, he still wanted to give her a noble status so that she could enjoy her old age. Zhen Huan had been waiting for an opportunity to completely eradicate Concubine Hua, such as using Concubine Hua to set fire to the Jade Pavilion. After Concubine Hua was banished to the Cold Palace, Zhen Huan told Concubine Hua the truth that Concubine Hua had been infertile for many years because the Emperor had given her Huan Yixiang before Concubine Hua was sentenced to death. As a result, Concubine Hua died tragically by hitting her head on a pillar. This truth made the Emperor feel even more embarrassed and guilty. The Emperor did not want Concubine Hua to die so tragically, and Zhen Huan's actions made the Emperor angry. It could be seen as the Emperor blaming Zhen Huan for indirectly killing Concubine Hua. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>