In fact, many men can understand that active women are naturally attractive, let alone emperors. Although Qi Guiren was deeply loved by the emperor, he eventually became a political tool because his father was imprisoned and he was clubbed to death.
Under the feudal dynasty system, women's status was very low. For women in that period, in order to have status, in addition to family background, they had to marry the other half. Therefore, for women who can serve the emperor in the palace, they usually rack their brains to win the respect of the emperor.
For example, in Harem, Yun Qi was born in a noble family, and his father was the hero who eradicated Nian Gengyao. Therefore, as the daughter of a hero, she entered the palace. Although she was only named a nobleman, she was given a title. It can be said that Yong Zhengdi benefited a lot from her constant kindness. She often abandoned other concubines because Qi Guiren played a little temper and went to find her in the middle of the night.
Why did the emperor often turn over the sign of Qi Guiren and let her sleep? First of all, the emperor once said that Qi Guiren occasionally plays a little temper, which is very cute and lively. Moreover, Qi Guiren is very simple, straightforward and beautiful. For this kind of woman, others have become emperors, and now men also like it.
Moreover, at that time, it was emphasized that "a woman without talent is virtue". As long as she can serve her husband, this can also be done by a noble person. She occasionally plays with caution. In order to make the emperor happy, she naturally likes some seemingly simple novelty for the emperor who has been in the harem for a long time.
Moreover, Yun Qi's father was a hero. Soon after Yongzheng began to reign, he naturally needed the support of the ministers in the DPRK, just like the imperial concubine of that year, but Yongzheng had the position of the imperial concubine of that year in his heart, and Qi Guiren was just a pawn.