In the later stage of development, there was a gripping plot in which Zhen Huan poisoned Yunli. The two who once confided their love and vows to each other in Lingyun Peak can only show their true feelings one last time on the Tonghua Stage. They understand that they can't live together, either Zhen Huan dies or Yunli dies, but they all hope that each other can live.
In the end, King Guojun let go of all his burdens and drank the poisonous wine. Zhen Huan endured humiliation and grief, hugged Yunli's corpse and cried for a long time, and then left Tonghuatai in pain, falling from a height due to excessive grief, injuring her legs.
At the same time, Yuyin arrived and couldn't cry in the face of the death of the prince. Despite the sisters' grief, the Emperor was overjoyed and thought that a great danger had been solved.
However, contrary to his true wishes, the emperor did not actually want to bear the condemnation of fratricidal warfare, and clearly hoped to win a reputation after committing evil, and this self-flaunting was extremely popular in the imperial family, and Yongzheng was no exception.
Therefore, he decided that the ending of King Guojun was a violent death, so that his hands and even the palace would be free of stains. He sent the body of King Gojun to the countryside for a funeral, causing the world to mistakenly believe that Yunli had died in a foreign country.
Whether it is cold or disease, or being framed by the enemy, no matter what the decision is, the emperor has nothing to do with the royal family and the imperial palace. However, such a face is really annoying.
Yuyin was full of resentment about this, and at the funeral, the emperor ordered that there should be no crying. Yunli was obedient and obedient to his fourth brother, but finally ended up like this.
So, Yuyin couldn't bear it anymore, and cried loudly at the end of his deathbed: "Lord Wang, please don't leave me!" Immediately after hitting the coffin martyrdom.
Red blood slid down her delicate face, both poignant and tragic. It's a pity that Yuyin can only go with her husband like this in the end.
However, there is a rather bizarre plot here, that is, about the ending of Yuyin. Originally, the emperor ordered that crying at the funeral was forbidden, and her crying was a direct provocation to the emperor, but then she chose to hit the coffin and martyrdom, why didn't the emperor blame?
What is even more strange is that the emperor not only did not rebuke, but thanked her for her loyalty, gave her the courtesy of his wife, and allowed them to be buried together.
The Emperor was not a man of leniency, and he was not soft on those who challenged his authority, even his brothers, and even used pigs and dogs to insult him.
Even his son showed no mercy, even depriving him of his identity, as if he were someone else's son; Even his mother or queen still regarded him as selfish, and the queen was ruthless.
However, in the face of Yuyin's challenge and struggle, the emperor chose to back down and praise? How much sinister is hidden behind this?
1.Yunli's death was actually caused by the emperor, and the emperor felt guilty in his heart, and the prohibition of crying was the greatest punishment. There's no need to get too obsessed.
Although Yunli's death was caused by Zhen Huan, the root cause was designed behind the emperor's scenes. He is like a sinister director, Zhen Huan and Yunli are just manipulated actors.
And Yunli did not commit a serious mistake in essence, he was cautious and cautious all his life, and he was in awe of his brother, only this action was excessive, which was actually understandable, and the emperor's behavior was really insidious.
For Yunli, this disaster is really an unwarranted disaster, or even a sudden and unforeseen disaster. Therefore, if the emperor has a trace of concern for his younger brother, he really has deep remorse, especially when the two brothers were young.
Therefore, the emperor's order to prohibit crying and keep mourning in secrecy is the greatest condemnation, and there is no need to be too harsh. There is no need to be overly harsh with Yuyin.
2.Yuyin's martyrdom should be praised in any era. The Emperor will not be an enemy of many for the loyalty of a single woman.
Women's martyrdom is worthy of admiration and appreciation in any era, especially in the conservative and strict Qing Dynasty, this kind of behavior is more soothing.
If the emperor severely punished Yuyin, it was really disrespectful. It is absolutely unnecessary for the emperor to be an enemy of the bureaucracy and feudal etiquette for the sake of a woman.
In addition, Yuyin's death was truly a relief, and his lonely life was no different from death. As he said: The emperor plans to see things that are unseemly, and we cannot talk about it, or even cry, and we are determined to be tenacious. For Yuyin, there is no need to overdo it.
3.Zhen Huan acted cleanly and thoroughly, and the emperor thought that Yunli was dead and the matter could be settled. If there is another incident, it will cause disadvantage.
Zhen Huan's stabbing ceremony this time was indeed clean and neat, and there was no trouble. Even if the palace or people want to be held accountable, they don't know that the emperor's ** is in it, and the emperor is quite satisfied with this.
With such a good result, the emperor thought that it could be put to an end, and further development would be detrimental to all parties. Even if the emperor wanted to punish those involved in the matter, it would be difficult for everyone to reach them.
Yuyin is gone, and there is no more worry. Yuan Che is young, and he is the only bloodline of Prince Guo, there is no doubt about it; Prince Guo's servants were more or less protected by Zhen Huan.
If this matter continues to be extended, it will be unfavorable to all parties. Therefore, it was wise for the emperor to choose to settle the matter.
King Guojun suffered, Yuyin was martyred, on the surface, it seems that the emperor is generous, but in fact, he has mastered the insidious power technique, such a means is really disgraceful.