
Scarlet Heart Chinese Eng Sub Series Based On
Startling by Each Step) is a 2011 Chinese television series based on the novel Bu Bu Jing Xin by Tong Hua. There she witnesses love, rivalry, politics, and friendships ensue between the handsome princes, in a fight for the throne, friendship, and love.Scarlet Heart ( Chinese: 步步惊心, lit. When a total eclipse of the sun took place, a 21st century woman, is transported back in time to the Goryeo Dynasty of Korea, in the body of 16-year-old girl. Watch Moon Lovers: Scarlet Heart Ryeo online.
You can’t just get well the next day.The series tells the story of a modern-era woman, Zhang Xiao, who time-travelled from the 21st century to the Qing Dynasty during Emperor Kangxi's reign, where she, as her previous incarnate Ma'er'tai Ruoxi, encountered the Emperor's sons, who were involved in a lengthy battle for the throne. From what i’ve read online so far, many other fans feel the same, it’s like recovering from a sickness or something. Recently i’ve just finished watching this series (in 4 days to be exact) and i just can’t get enough. Mosheng ( Unfamiliarity), composed by Raymond Wong, 02:29.bu bu jing xin, bu bu jing xin fan's list, scarlet heart, startling with each step.
Main article: List of Scarlet Heart episodesZhang Xiao ( Cecilia Liu), a young woman from the 21st century, suffers a near-fatal accident that sends her back in time to the Qing Dynasty during the Kangxi Emperor's ( Damian Lau) reign. A "sequel", Scarlet Heart 2 first aired in China on Zhejiang TV on 22 April 2014. DramaCool will always be the first to have the episode so please Bookmark and add us.A pioneer of the time slip genre in Asian television, Scarlet Heart was a commercial and critical hit, both in China and across Asia. The plot of the series was largely reminiscent of the original novel's plot, though the series's ending differed from that of the novel, along with a few minor differences from both the series and novel.Watch Moon Lovers Scarlet Heart: Ryeo Episode 11 English sub online.
Later, at the imperial palace's "beauty draft" (during which concubines and wives are chosen for the princes or the emperor himself), conflicting arrangements are made by Yinsi and his first wife, Gogoro Minghui (Shi Xiaoqun), leading to Ruoxi being drafted into the service of the dowager empress to keep the peace. She also forges a close friendship with the thirteenth prince, Yinxiang ( Yuan Hong).Ruoxi attracts the attention of the emperor with rumors of her brashness and bravery, and manages to charm him with her intelligence and wit. She meets some of Kangxi's other sons, including the fourth prince Yinzhen ( Nicky Wu), tenth prince Yin'e (Ye Zuxin) who falls in love with her, and fourteenth prince Yinti ( Lin Gengxin). Ruoxi initially tries to return to the future, but she soon adjusts to life in this era. In this new timeline, she has an elder sister, Ruolan ( Annie Liu), who is a concubine of the Kangxi Emperor's eighth son, Yinsi ( Kevin Cheng).
Before leaving, Ruoxi warns Yinsi of Yinzhen's plans to usurp the throne and came up with solutions for him to prevent being taken down by Yinzhen.Ruoxi then started to get closer to Yinzhen, and their interactions changed her unfavorable opinion of him, and she unwittingly falls in love with him. However, Yinsi refuses to and thus Ruoxi breaks up with him. This is because Ruoxi's knowledge of history makes her aware that Yinsi's ambition will ultimately lead to his death in prison after Yinzhen becomes emperor. She initially rejects him but eventually returns his feelings, and later agrees to marry him if he gives up competing for the succession to the throne.
Kangxi then begins showing preference for Yinti and offers Ruoxi as a concubine to him. Yinreng is deposed after his criminal ways are exposed and is imprisoned for life. After this incident, Yinsi realizes that Ruoxi is now romantically involved with Yinzhen. Yinxiang steps forward to take responsibility and is ultimately sentenced to house arrest.
Ruoxi's happiness, however, is marred by Yinzhen's paranoia and his ruthless persecution of Yinsi and his followers. Ruoxi is pleased enough with this arrangement, as she has always been reticent about marriage and enjoys seeing Yinzhen daily as well. He does not, however, marry her, as he wants to be able to live with her and see her every day—wives and concubines have their own estates between which the emperor must divide his time. Yinzhen then releases Yinxiang from custody and moves Ruoxi into his quarters, eventually consummating their relationship. Kangxi falls ill during this time, and when Ruoxi is brought back to the emperor's service by Eunuch Wang to prepare pastries and help stimulate Kangxi's appetite, he pardons her and restores her to her former role as his lead tea server.Kangxi eventually dies of his illness, and with military support from Longkodo (Zhao Jialin) and Nian Gengyao (Xing Hanqing), Yinzhen falsely claims that Kangxi named him the successor, effectively staging a coup and taking the throne from Yinti to become the Yongzheng Emperor.
Yinzhen is stunned when he understands why Yinsi plotted against him and starts treating Ruoxi coldly. Ruoxi fears Yinzhen's punitive actions against his brothers and confesses the truth to him and Yinxiang. Enraged, Yinzhen blames Yinsi and his wife, issuing an edict forcing them to divorce, which leads her to commit suicide.
When news of Ruoxi's death reaches Yinzhen, he rushes to Yinti's house, regretting his actions after learning that Ruoxi still loved him.In the later years, Yinsi and Yintang ( Han Dong) were imprisoned as Yinzhen blames them for everything that happened. Ruoxi struggles to stay alive, but after three days, she concludes that Yinzhen's absence confirms that his love for her has ended, and she dies. However, a misunderstanding between Yinzhen and Yinti causes the letter to be thrown aside unread. He discloses details of his past romance with Ruoxi, and an angered Yinzhen eventually agrees to let Ruoxi and Yinti leave the Forbidden City.Despite Yinti's excellent care, Ruoxi's emotional anguish deeply affects her health, and she begs him to send a letter to Yinzhen, requesting to see the emperor one last time before she dies. Yinsi knows that Yinzhen will not allow Ruoxi to leave and decides to intervene.
Yinti lives on but does not find another wife. Yinxiang dies a few years later, followed shortly by Yinzhen himself, whose 12-year reign as Emperor was the shortest in Qing history. Both Princes commit suicide and end their suffering.

Having been born to a lowly palace maid, Yinsi wants the respect of his fellow brothers and ministers, therefore driving him to seek ultimate power. He first became interested in Ruoxi when he noticed her avoiding him, and ultimately falls deeply in love with her.The gentle and sweet eighth prince. In order to protect the people around him and driven by his mother's cold treatment toward him, Yinzhen decides to fight for the throne. Intelligent, witty and armed with the knowledge of history, she was able to quickly adapt to life in that era, and ended up befriending the various princes.The aloof and reserved fourth prince, known for his perceptive thinking and cruelty.
Although he dislikes Ruoxi initially because of her ultimatum to Yinsi, he ultimately falls in love with her, and marries her in order to bring her out of the palace. He is loyal to his brothers and cares for them. His easygoing and steadfast nature allowed him to relate to Ruoxi's 21st century mindset, and they become best friends.The forthright and sincere fourteenth prince, and the favored son of Consort De. He later expresses his regret over this decision.The rebellious and free-spirited thirteenth prince, who seeks a carefree live outside the palace.
