"Crane and Hua Ting" has come to an end, but there is a pit in the play that has not been filled, who is the real culprit behind the poisoning of the princess?
The Crown Princess herself
The Princess Princess is the eldest daughter of the villain Zhang Luzheng, and the advantage of this drama is that you may not imagine that as a villain, you will have such excellent children. Zhang Luzheng's three sons and daughters all have a good heart, which is in stark contrast to Zhang Luzheng's shortcomings as an official. Especially the eldest daughter Zhang Nianzhi, her appearance has increased a lot of points for the whole drama of "Crane And Hua Ting". Many viewers said that they had originally come for Luo Jin and several old drama bones, but after watching it, they were circled by this gentle and virtuous princess.
The drama version of the princess is very popular with the audience, mainly because she is amiable, there is no shelf for the princess, especially the heroine Lu Wenxi is very friendly, and the relationship between the two is like a pair of sisters. No one expected that this character whose appearance and being were all online was poisoned to death. And the real murderer behind the murder of her, until the finale of the play, has not been clearly explained.
Who is the real culprit behind the poisoning of the Princess?
Direct murderer
The direct murderer of the princess was a palace maid, and it was obvious that this murderer was directed by someone, for a simple reason: a character who had not appeared before had nothing to do with the princess and killed the princess as soon as he appeared.
Since the death of the crown princess was directed by someone, who would be behind the palace maid?
Suspicious objects
1. Concubine Zhao and King Qi
Because once the crown princess died, the people who benefited the most were the crown princess and her son King Qi. The reason is simple, the prince is the crown prince of a country, the heir to the throne. Before becoming emperor, trying to pull him down from the position of prince was undoubtedly the first thing for the most competitive King Qi. To deal with the prince, it is necessary to crush the forces behind him, such as Zhang Luzheng.
Although Zhang Luzheng was a Shangshu of the Punishment Department, with the death of Li Baizhou, the seat of Zhongshu Ling was vacant. At this time, Zhang Luzheng, who was the crown prince's father-in-law, was undoubtedly the most powerful contender. Once Zhang Luzheng became Zhongshu Ling, then the prince's power would be further expanded, which was extremely unfavorable to his opponent King Qi.
In order to avoid the prince's power from further expanding and threatening himself, it was a good idea to destroy the relationship between the prince and Zhang Luzheng, so the princess was poisoned by someone inexplicably.
2. Xiao Ruijian
Some people say that the emperor is a person who disdains to do such things, and he is the least likely person to become a person who kills the princess. The reason why the emperor dared to do this was precisely because no one would put the target of suspicion on him.
Moreover, he had motives, and his motives were the same as Zhao Guifei's, and he did not want the prince's power to be too great, and then affect his own power.
The death of the princess is very strange, in the great palace, everyone is in the occasion, dare to do something to the princess, and not afraid of the big thing, it seems that only the emperor is alone.
With Zhao Guifei's back cushion, the emperor could completely let it go, and even let the prince suspect Zhao Guifei, and the emperor even pretended to be a good person to express his punishment for Zhao Guifei. However, after this incident, the crown princess was not only not deposed, but also ascended to the heavens and became an empress.
The emperor did this, which once again proved his jealousy of the prince's power, and also proved that it was most likely that he did it, and Zhao Guifei was his own scapegoat, and in the end he tried to protect Zhao Guifei and took the opportunity to enhance her status. This is a lot of work that only the prince's scumbag can do.
As for the five kings, it should not be within the scope of the TV series, because the five kings in the drama have not been blackened at all, so he does not have the motive to commit the crime.
maximum suspicion
Personally, I think That Xiao Dingtang is the most suspicious.
Both Zhao Guifei and the emperor have motives, but they are also easy to be regarded as suspects, so at least Zhao Guifei is also the most likely to be excluded behind the scenes. Even if she did this for her son, she would not fight herself.
The emperor was also suspicious, but he killed the princess in this way, and also killed the child in her belly, you must know that it is a descendant of the Xiao family, for Xiao Ruijian, the representative of the Xiao family, if he chooses to do something to the prince, it is probably better to do it before the princess is pregnant or after giving birth.
The motives of the King of Qi are the same as those of Zhao Guifei and the Emperor, saying that the culprit behind the curtain is the King of Qi because of the evidence of his actions performed in the TV series.
evidence
Here's a mention of a person, Kou Zhu.
The reason why the crown princess went to the banquet and sat down with Zhao Guifei to eat snacks was because she was teased by Kou Zhu, why did she do this? She must have been instructed by her master, who was King Qi and Concubine Zhao Guifei.
At this point, let's get to know Kou Zhu again, she is a dark line that has been hidden around the prince for fifteen years, she is Liu Guifei and the King of Qi. The biggest reason for Kou Zhu's death was that she committed an unforgivable sin. The crime was not her undercover status, but because she had been involved in the murder of the crown princess.
Conclusion: The real culprits behind the murder of the crown princess were King Qi and Concubine Zhao Guifei. The main envoy was the King of Qi, and before he did this, he probably did not know about his mother, Concubine Zhao Guifei.