Who should the concubine who lives in the harem be most afraid of?

I feel that empresses should be the emperor's greatest fear. Because if the emperor is partial to her, he is not afraid of other concubines. So no one bothered her.

It is said that many women are trapped in the palace, with no future and wasted youth. If it weren't for the emperor's luck, for example, some people left the palace at the age of 25, it would be difficult for women of this age to get married. As for ordinary concubines, they are born emperors, and when they die, they are the ghosts of emperors. But it is a pity that they may never get in touch with the emperor, live on meager food every day and be locked in high walls. Their feelings are empty to the extreme, they are ill and can't get treatment, and the emperor may even be forced to die. What a terrible ending!

Those who chose to enter the palace at the beginning did not get the favor of the emperor, and the end was very miserable; But as long as it is loved, I dare not think about it. Imagine that thousands of people spoil themselves, which means that thousands of people will hate themselves and they will be framed from all directions. An open gun is easy to hide, but an open arrow is hard to prevent. It is for this reason that none of the existing concubines is qualified to be a queen. If you marry the queen, after all, you are almost 60 years old. If you marry a teenage girl, the age gap is very large. So, you repeatedly shirked the persuasion of ministers. This alone shows that the realm of Emperor Qianlong is not low.

From the past to the present, it is very common for an old man to have fewer wives. As an emperor, it is really rare for Gan Long to abide by the old adage and attach importance to "orderly aging". Actually, concubines and queens are two different things. They can't see the emperor without a letter, and they dare not read it when they see it, and they are even more talked about. Therefore, you can't kill a car full of people with one pole. It is not good to think that ancient emperors were dissolute.