The Biography of Ruyi Why did Ruyi s last note to the Queen Mother have the word poisonous heart

Ruyi used a note that the Queen Mother didn't understand to attract the Queen Mother to see Ruyi. The Queen Mother finally understood Ruyi's hard work and Wei Yanwan's evil deeds, and poison was Wei Yanwan's means.

Understood. Because the plot was already very clear at that time, the meaning of the three layers was already very clear, and it was completely understandable.

I don't understand it very well, because when I watch TV series, I often can only see the superficial meaning, and I can't think of anything deeper.

I understand, when I watched this TV series, I already understood what this sentence meant, and I also understood three of the meanings.

Understood, it shows that the scheming in the inner courtyard of the deep palace is very heavy, and it is all a cliché in intrigue and intrigue.

I really understand it, when I watched this drama at that time, I always felt that the role of Ruyi was very not simple, she was smart and clever and thoughtful no matter what she did.

This means that the heart of scolding the Queen Mother is very poisonous, and she has been using dirty means to frame others.

Because Ruyi wanted to use these two words to evoke how the Queen Mother gave Ruyi's aunt death, and at the same time used this matter to set up a situation with the Queen Mother to bring down Wei Yanwan.

Ruyi wrote a poisonous heart to the Queen Mother, but the Queen Mother didn't understand what Ruyi meant, so she came to Ruyi in person, and Ruyi happened to explain all the crimes committed by Wei Yanwan to the Queen Mother.

The word "poisonous heart" has a Zen meaning, Zhen Huan worships the Buddha, but there is no Ruyi who can participate in Zen, so Ruyi borrowed these two words to lead Zhen Huan to her side and persuaded Zhen Huan to help her get rid of Wei Yanwan.

"Poisonous heart" are the two words that Ruyi wrote to the Queen Mother when she knew that she had little time left, and at that time she was looking for evidence that Wei Yanwan had killed many people, so Ruyi wanted to unite with the Queen Mother to avenge which innocent people. I understand the word "poisonous heart" to make one's heart firm, resolute, and even vicious in order to be able to rise to the top in the palace.

I think Ruyi's poisonous heart is to tell Zhen Huan that her heart is dead and she can let go of her hand to deal with Wei Yanwan, of course, this is just my guess, and only she knows Ruyi's specific intentions.

Because the Queen Mother and Ruyi are both people who have participated in Buddhism and enlightenment, and they are both smart people, they have been oscillating between their own spiritual world and the appearance of reality. Ruyi's phone call shocked the Queen Mother that there really was such a person in the palace who would not be "poisoned" no matter what. Meaning to tell the Queen Mother not to be deceived by people with poisonous hearts.

Ruyi wanted to tell the Queen Mother that she had poisoned her aunt back then, and now Wei Yanwan killed many people with the same means, including the emperor, so the Queen Mother can use the same means to deal with Wei Yinwan again.

Because Ruyi understood and knew the truth that the thief captures the king first, and the heart first attacks the heart, so the note to the queen mother is written with the word "poisonous heart". And the Queen Mother read the note and understood Ruyi's thoughts and went to see Ruyi.

She actually wants to express that the best way to defeat a person is to make this person pay sincerely, for example, she treats Qianlong herself, which shows that she is already disheartened at this time.

Because the queen mother killed her aunt with a poisonous heart, she did not directly hurt herself, not her body, but the heart of herself and the emperor.

Ruyi knew that her aunt was killed by the Queen Mother, and the note "Poisonous Heart" revealed this, thus forcing the Queen Mother to cooperate with her.

Because Poison Heart is her aunt's story, it expresses Ruyi's attitude towards the harem and the emperor.