In ancient court dramas, intrigue, desire, and betrayal are intertwined to form a fascinating court drama. In "The Legend of Ruyi", the role of Ah Ji has become the focus of heated discussions among the audience.
That night, she was carried back to the palace "unable to close her legs", but said innocently in front of Ruyi, "The emperor has never touched me", this scene makes people suspicious of Ah Zhen's words.
Today, we will reveal the life trajectory of Ah Ji in "The Legend of Ruyi", and deeply analyze her emotional conflict with Ruyi, as well as her tragic ending.
Ah Ji was originally Ruyi's confidant, and the two were like sisters. However, a twist of fate has turned her from Ruyi's companion to her adversary.
Ah Zhen's original innocence and loyalty are in jeopardy under the impact of desire and ambition. She rose step by step, from a personal palace maid to the emperor's favorite concubine, but this was not the real satisfaction in her heart.
Ruyi, who was once a noble aristocratic woman, was ruined by the palace struggle and was thrown into the cold palace. Hongli, the surface is in its prime, but in fact, it is scheming, and he knows the power and scheming in his chest. The emotional conflict between Ruyi and Hongli is a major highlight of the whole story.
During the three years in Ruyi's cold palace, her trust in Hongli stirred up waves in betrayal again and again. Hongli's deception and warmth to Ah Ji became a pain in Ruyi's heart.
Ruyi's tenacity and will to resist gradually changed her from a noble woman who fell out of favor to a dignified woman in the cold palace. The emotional twists and turns make the whole court plot a lot more colorful.
Ah Zhen's life experience has changed from ordinary to extraordinary, from Ruyi's companion to the emperor's favorite concubine, all these changes have made her have a strong desire for power.
Desire and ambition made Ah Zhen finally choose to betray Ruyi, pushing Ruyi to the cold palace.
Ruyi's trust in Ah Ji is deep, but in the whirlpool of conspiracy, this trust has been betrayed.
Ah Zhen's betrayal was not impulsive, but the result of a long-standing desire for power in her heart. She chose to be on the side of the scheme, betraying her original oath.
In the original book, the emperor said to Ah Zhen: "You want to be my concubine, and at the beginning, I fulfilled you." This sentence makes people doubt Ah Jiu's purity.
The Emperor did not treat her sincerely, but used her as a pawn in his hands, using her for his own ends.
Ah Ji was kept in the dark and became part of the emperor's scheme. Her body, as early as the first time she went to bed, was used as a tool of power. This scene makes people full of sighs about Ah Zhen's fate.
The ultimate fate of Ah Ji is tragic. She was tortured by cats and mauled to death by several wild cats. This ending, like her scheming and desires, is cruel and ruthless. For the sake of power and status, she finally died at the hands of Ruyi, whom she hated the most.
A Ji in "The Legend of Ruyi" is a character that people love and hate. The emotional changes between Ruyi and Hongli, Ah Jiu's life experience and betrayal, Ah Jiu's first sleep has been broken, and her tragic ending, all of these are intertwined to form a picture of court intrigue.
Perhaps, in the drama of this palace fight, each character is a pawn, and their ending is determined by intrigue and desire.