Introduction: Qi Fei is the most likely and confident woman in "The Biography of Zhen Huan", who could have laughed to the end, even if "laughing" is not the end, at least she can "live to the end". Unfortunately, Qi Fei only lived to the halfway point of the whole play and received a box lunch. And he died a terrible death, and was forced to commit suicide by the queen.
So, is Princess Qi's death really just because of the empress's belly black and fierce? Does Princess Qi herself have a little responsibility? As the saying goes, there must be something hateful about the poor. The fact that Concubine Qi was able to have such an end also had a great relationship with her unpopularity. As the saying goes: "Many unrighteous deeds will kill themselves." ”
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="4" >1, Qi Fei holds a good deck of cards</h1>
Concubine Qi was the third woman to have a crown prince after Chun Yuan and Yi Xiu. As we all know, Yi Xiu's eldest son Honghui and Chunyuan's son both died tragically, but Concubine Qi's son Hongshi survived. Because of the third rank, it is the "three brothers".
Although Hongshi's qualifications are mediocre and he is not very favored, after all, he is also the flesh and blood of the emperor, and his blood is noble. Moreover, the emperor's heirs are withered, even if he is born stupid, he is still a treasure - "things are rare and expensive."
How blessed is it for Concubine Qi to have a son as a patron? She didn't have to have a verbal dispute with any concubine, and the safest way to survive was to hide her foolishness and pretend to be stupid, so that she could better protect herself and her son.
She can even emulate Concubine Duan and pretend to be ill for a long time. In the coming day, when her son is crowned king or made crown prince and inherits the throne, she will also survive. Wasn't everyone happy then? However, Princess Qi did not do this, not only did not know how to protect herself, but instead made herself clever and complained everywhere.
For the new concubines in the palace, no matter who suffered, she would lose no time in falling into the well and making up for a knife. This act is particularly abhorrent and meaningless. It is an indisputable fact that she is old and yellow, and it is not necessary to be jealous just to fight for the wind, even without these new favorite concubines, the emperor still does not want to see her. Why bother to do all this futile work?
For Concubine Qi, her son Hongshi is her biggest trump card and confidence, and what she has to do is to spread good relations and plant good causes for her son, rather than using the disadvantage of age to compete with the "flowers and young grasses" for a while.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="11" >2, the hatefulness of QiFei</h1>
Qi Fei's fatal character weakness is that she specializes in doing the most inappropriate things at the most inappropriate times.
For example, after the outbreak of the Meizhuang "fake pregnancy competition for favors", the emperor was already furious, and she did not lose the opportunity to incite the wind and fire, saying to the emperor: "Shen Guiren and Guan gui have always been good friends, this matter, maybe Guan Gui people will also participate in it." Does the emperor also want to investigate thoroughly? ”
At that time, Zhen Huan was receiving the grace of the Holy Grace, and the emperor loved Ruo Zhenbao, so how could he anger Zhen Huan for the sake of Meizhuang's affairs? The emperor was most afraid that this matter would involve Zhen Huan. However, Concubine Qi did not know how to judge the situation and observe the color, and thought that she had seized the opportunity so hard that she would strike iron while it was hot and put Zhen Huan to death.
As everyone knows, her words not only offended Mei Zhuang, but also offended Zhen Huan. Moreover, even the emperor became more and more disgusted with her. Why is this so painful? As the saying goes: "Multiple friends have many roads, many enemies have many walls." ”
In the harem, why not a different kind of jianghu? Even Concubine Hua knew that the gangs were formed, and cao Qinmo and Li Concubine were included, and the empress wasted no time in attracting new favors.
On the other hand, Concubine Qi was weak and weak, and she had been in the palace for many years, and she didn't even have an arm. If she is plotted against, who will advise her and save her?
Concubine Qi was not only at odds with the new concubines, but even often quarreled with Concubine Hua. After Meizhuang was grounded, Huang Guiquan, the head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, watched the people get off the dishes and actually put the failed pomegranate flowers in Zhen Huan's palace. As a result, the emperor, who had originally rested in the Palace of Concubine Hua, was worried that Zhen Huan was afraid of thunderstorms, and actually turned to Zhen Huan's palace. Early the next morning, Huang Zhiquan was dismissed from his post and investigated.
When Concubine Hua went to Gyeongin Palace to ask the empress for peace, she wanted to intercede on behalf of Huang Zhiquan and reinstate him as an official. However, Concubine Qi took the opportunity to ridicule Concubine Hua for not being able to keep the emperor, and the emperor was actually taken away from Concubine Hua's bed by Zhen Huan, which showed Princess Hua's incompetence. Qi Fei was eager to tear Concubine Qi apart on the spot.
I wondered, what is the significance of these verbal battles between Concubine Qi and Concubine Hua? What is the point of fighting with a woman who has no heirs and no future, except to intensify contradictions and increase resentment?
However, this was Princess Qi's usual style of acting, with the dignity of the birth mother of the three princes, but doing boring things. Including when Zhen Huan fell out of favor, she beat the falling water dog, made Zhen Huan kneel, and made the palace lady slap Zhen Huan.
Concubine Qi resented people again and again, sowing evil causes for herself, so that when the disaster came to an end, she was helpless and had no choice.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="24" >3, sending cats to the queen, angering the queen</h1>
Princess Qi should never have shown off her son in front of the empress. The cat was originally given to Hiroshi by the emperor, and Hiroshi gave the cat to Concubine Qi in order to honor Concubine Qi. After all, Concubine Qi was not favored, and she could not see the emperor for a year and a half. Raising a cat can accompany you and chat to soothe the pain of loneliness in this deep palace.
Since it was the son who honored you, you have received the filial piety of your son and raised it well. However, Princess Qi preferred to have nothing to do, and actually dedicated the cat to the "childless" queen.
As the saying goes, "Don't say short words in front of the dwarf", you know that "the death of your son" is the biggest scar and hidden pain in Yixiu's heart, why do you have to use your mother's "motherly kindness and filial piety" to stimulate Yixiu?
Sure enough, Yi Xiu was furious and not only used Concubine Qi's cat to murder the child in fucha gui's belly, but also named the cat "pine nuts". Matsuko's consonant is "sending a son", implying that in the future she will kill her mother and take the son of Concubine Qi as her own.
It can be seen that although Princess Qi has a prince, her virtue is far from worthy of her identity and blessings. That's why there will be this fate, which is called "virtue is not worthy, there will be disasters." ”