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* AdoptivePeerParent: Subverted: Prince Hongli is told to accept his father's consort as his mother, but she is only twelve years older than him. The Emperor summarily adds ten years to her age to avoid this.
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* AdoptivePeerParent: Subverted: Prince Hongli is told to accept his father's consort as his mother, but she is only twelve seven years older than him. The Emperor summarily adds ten years to her age to avoid this.
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* DisproportionateRetribution: Shilan (Hua) complains about the emperor visiting Yingfeng, and accidentally turns her head harshly while her maid, Fuzi, is brushing her hair, causing Fuzi to accidentally pull on it. How does she react? By demanding that the maid be dragged out of her sight, [[spoiler:and later on, be killed by strangulation and thrown into a well near Zhen Huan’s palace. The only reason Shilan went this far was because that the previous night, the emperor said that Fuzi was pretty.]]
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* PullTheThread: ZhenHuan’s maid testifies that she had seen Physician Wen looking Zhenhuan in the eye while checking her pulse (instead of looking downward) and that he had pulled his sleeve to the point that the embroidery on it was seen, which was highly unprofessional and implies that he only would have done it if he and Zhenhuan had been closer than just a palace mistress and her doctor. Zhenhuan allows her to run her mouth off, then asks her if she had cleaned the glass vase near the palace entrance before leaving. The maid says yes, Zhenhuan laughs at her answer, and JingXi reveals that the vase on the rosewood table was made from ''jade'', not glass, and she never had glass vases near the entrance. She angrily says that this maid acts so diligent, but she doesn’t focus on her job, only focusing on the doctor touching her mistress’ hand and what pattern was embroidered on his sleeve.
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* KinslayingIsASpecialKindOfEvil: [[spoiler:Yixiu reveals that she killed her sister after her position as Official Wife was taken and her son (who was supposed to be the legitimate heir) died, because she was stricken with grief and thought that everything she was supposed to have was taken from her by her sister. The emperor angrily asks her why she didn’t take her anger out on him, since he was the one who made Chun Yuan the first empress. She yells that, of course she was angry at him too, but as he was the emperor she couldn’t do much without risking her position.]]
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* OneSteveLimit: Consort Qi (Qi Fei) and Concubine Qi (Qi Guiren) in the English translation. In Chinese, however different words/characters are used.
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* OneSteveLimit: Consort Qi (Qi Fei) and Concubine Noble Lady Qi (Qi Guiren) in the English translation. In Chinese, however different words/characters are used.
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* RightForTheWrongReasons: Lady Qi accuses Huan of [[spoiler:having an extramarital affair]], which is true. Then she goes on to claim it was with [[spoiler:Dr. Wen]], and Huan relaxes, because that is ''not'' true.
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* RightForTheWrongReasons: Noble Lady Qi accuses Huan of [[spoiler:having an extramarital affair]], which is true. true, and Huan visibly tenses up and grips her table in fear. Then she goes on to claim it was with [[spoiler:Dr. [[spoiler:Physician Wen]], and Huan relaxes, because that is ''not'' true.
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The series has been exported to the US as a miniseries titled ''Empresses in the Palace'' (made available on Creator/{{Netflix}}). The entire series is condensed into six 90-minute episodes, using original Chinese dialogue with English subtitles. The opening and closing themes are also changed for the US release.
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The series has been exported to the US as a miniseries titled ''Empresses in the Palace'' (made available on Creator/{{Netflix}}). The entire series is condensed [[CompressedAdaptation condensed]] into six 90-minute episodes, using original Chinese dialogue with English subtitles. The opening and closing themes are also changed for the US release.
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The series has been exported to the US as a miniseries titled ''Empresses in the Palace'' (made available on Netflix). The entire series is condensed into six 90-minute episodes, using original Chinese dialogue with English subtitles. The opening and closing themes are also changed for the US release.
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The series has been exported to the US as a miniseries titled ''Empresses in the Palace'' (made available on Netflix).Creator/{{Netflix}}). The entire series is condensed into six 90-minute episodes, using original Chinese dialogue with English subtitles. The opening and closing themes are also changed for the US release.
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* DaddyDNATest: One instance occurs when [[spoiler:Lady Qi accuses Zhen Huan of having committed adultery]]. To corroborate the claim, a blood test is carried out to determine the father of [[spoiler: Zhen Huan's]] child.
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* DaddyDNATest: One instance occurs when [[spoiler:Lady Qi accuses Zhen Huan of having committed adultery]]. To corroborate the claim, a blood test is carried out to determine the father paternity of [[spoiler: Zhen Huan's]] child.
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* DaddyDNATest: One instance occurs when [[spoiler:Lady Qi accuses Zhen Huan of having committed adultery]]. To corroborate the claim, a blood test is carried out to determine the father of [[spoiler: Zhen Huan's]] child.
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** Consort Qi keeps trying to poison women she deems capable of giving birth to a prince who can compete against her own son and both times she doesn't bother to be subtle about it. The first time, she gets off rather easily. [[spoiler: The second time, [[OrderedtoDie not so much.]]]]
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* UnPerson: [[spoiler: The Empress is erased from history by Zhen Huan's order and her sister — Empress Chunyuan — as a result becomes the Emperor's only legitimate Empress.]]
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* UnPerson: [[spoiler: The Empress is erased from history by Zhen Huan's order and her sister — Empress Chunyuan — as a result retroactively becomes the Emperor's only legitimate Empress.]]
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* UnPerson: [[spoiler: The Empress is erased from history by Zhen Huan's order and her sister — Empress Chunyuan — as a result becomes the Emperor's only legitimate Empress.]]
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* Foreshadowing: When the Emperor paints a flower filigree on her forehead, Zhen Huan notes that it does not look real as the petals are pink rather than white. He responds that it is beautiful even if is just an imitation of a real pear blossom.
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* Foreshadowing: {{Foreshadowing}}: When the Emperor paints a flower filigree on her forehead, Zhen Huan notes that it does not look real as the petals are pink rather than white. He responds that it is beautiful even if is just an imitation of a real pear blossom.
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* Foreshadowing: When the Emperor paints a flower filigree on her forehead, Zhen Huan notes that it does not look real as the petals are pink rather than white. The emperor responds that it is beautiful even if is just an imitation of a real pear blossom.
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* Foreshadowing: When the Emperor paints a flower filigree on her forehead, Zhen Huan notes that it does not look real as the petals are pink rather than white. The emperor He responds that it is beautiful even if is just an imitation of a real pear blossom.
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* Foreshadowing: When the Emperor paints a flower filigree on her forehead, Zhen Huan notes that it does not look real as the petals are pink rather than white. The emperor responds that it is beautiful even if is just an imitation of a real pear blossom.
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* LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters: The story involves close to two dozen concubines, important characters have between one to three servants who are all fleshed out,and a lot of nobles and politicians come and go.
