This is so different from the novel, it's not a complaint, but if you are curious: . . . . . . . In the novel, the empress murders her own daughter. After the princess investigates and finds the truth, she confronts her mother and in response, the empress murders her in cold blood, as she never felt any affection for her child. The emperor, knowing nothing, consoles the crying empress while crying himself. Then, later on, the empress murders him.
This is so different from the novel, it's not a complaint, but if you are curious:
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
In the novel, the empress murders her own daughter. After the princess investigates and finds the truth, she confronts her mother and in response, the empress murders her in cold blood, as she never felt any affection for her child.
The emperor, knowing nothing, consoles the crying empress while crying himself. Then, later on, the empress murders him.