Shen Yi Di Nu - Ch. 206 - Plum In Snow Dance
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@Fruitfish It's got something to do with the girl that was in mutual love with one of the princes that died. I think. The novel explains it better, but It's been a while since I read it.
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The dance in the manga is talking about how the fifth prince had an affair with an imperial concubine with pearl earrings, which lead to the concubine being drowned and the prince punished.
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Kangyi seems to be trying to get too chummy with MC. I bet she's up to something with Feng and had negotiated with him while he was up North, possibly in alliance with 3rd prince. Fengdai really doesn't know how to check things out. After hearing MC mention how a concubine who had done same dance had drowned she should've talked with her father about when and where to do dance along with making sure it wouldn't anger somebody, like the emperor, for some reason. Seems odd she'd do it there and then while Emperor is conducting court along with the doors being wide open in the middle of winter.
@rengetsu08 I think you're a little off. As far as having an affair I think their relationship was still platonic, but was way beyond what is acceptable. Also, it wasn't just the dance (in particular doing so barefoot and lightly dressed,) but the special earrings the concubine was wearing enticed the Fifth prince which was why 3rd prince told Chenyu to give the earrings from her crystal set to Fengdai in an earlier chapter. In any case, Fengdai dancing like that did accomplish her goal of getting the Fifth prince's attention, but reminded the Emperor of a past insult and could be interpreted as a slap on the face. Surprised Feng immediately went to his knees begging for forgiveness rather than running over and stopping Fengdai before bringing her over to apologize. Even if he apologizes immediately the situation is just going to get more and more worse as she'll just keep dancing until stopped as had been training to do it for at least an hour which will just make Emperor more and more angry as time passes.
Kangyi seems to be trying to get too chummy with MC. I bet she's up to something with Feng and had negotiated with him while he was up North, possibly in alliance with 3rd prince. Fengdai really doesn't know how to check things out. After hearing MC mention how a concubine who had done same dance had drowned she should've talked with her father about when and where to do dance along with making sure it wouldn't anger somebody, like the emperor, for some reason. Seems odd she'd do it there and then while Emperor is conducting court along with the doors being wide open in the middle of winter.
@rengetsu08 I think you're a little off. As far as having an affair I think their relationship was still platonic, but was way beyond what is acceptable. Also, it wasn't just the dance (in particular doing so barefoot and lightly dressed,) but the special earrings the concubine was wearing enticed the Fifth prince which was why 3rd prince told Chenyu to give the earrings from her crystal set to Fengdai in an earlier chapter. In any case, Fengdai dancing like that did accomplish her goal of getting the Fifth prince's attention, but reminded the Emperor of a past insult and could be interpreted as a slap on the face. Surprised Feng immediately went to his knees begging for forgiveness rather than running over and stopping Fengdai before bringing her over to apologize. Even if he apologizes immediately the situation is just going to get more and more worse as she'll just keep dancing until stopped as had been training to do it for at least an hour which will just make Emperor more and more angry as time passes.
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@Mathiason
My explanation was base on the novel which explain more on the prince and concubine affair. Although there is no mention of a sexual interaction, the author mention of the affair with feelings forming between the two. The manhua never really convey the full intent on how the story is convey by the author. If you’ve read the novel you will have the aha moment everytime you compare the manhua with the novel.
My explanation was base on the novel which explain more on the prince and concubine affair. Although there is no mention of a sexual interaction, the author mention of the affair with feelings forming between the two. The manhua never really convey the full intent on how the story is convey by the author. If you’ve read the novel you will have the aha moment everytime you compare the manhua with the novel.
