Although Fei Ying hates Fei Lian, she is not her own child, but she has always regarded it as a treasure, probably because her daughter didn't keep it well. She transferred her maternal love to Jiing love who was brought up by her since childhood.

Ying Fei Bahrain is a red flag ancestor of Mongolians and one of many concubines of Emperor Qianlong. Fei Ying's innocence won the emperor's favor. After giving birth to his daughter Jingsui, Wei Guiwan longed for a prince to consolidate his position, so he gave the newborn Jingsui to Fei Ying for support. Fei Ying likes JiJingXuan very much, because she had some holidays with Wei Guiwan when she first entered the palace, so she took care of JiJingXuan very tightly. Wei Guiwan and Gui Jing are not allowed to contact and visit, so the relationship between Gui Jing and her biological mother Wei Guiwan is very unfamiliar.

Under the planning of Wei Yiwan, the emperor suspected that Ruyi was having an affair with the bodyguard Lingyunche, and eventually Lingyunche was demoted as a eunuch, which failed to dispel the emperor's doubts about Ruyi. Later, Wan presented a fireworks girl to the emperor, and the honest and frank queen persuaded him, which angered the emperor, resulting in a broken hair and a break with the emperor. Ruyi did not forgive the emperor at the end of his life. When Fei Ying was in charge of Ruyi's funeral ceremony, Wei Guiwan took the opportunity to recapture Jinggui. Jiing Gui didn't love Wei Guiwan, so she didn't eat anything in Wei Guiwan Palace, but also made a scene in Yongshou Palace, and only recognized Fei Ying as her biological mother. In the process of frequently taking back Gui Jing, Wei Guiwan offended the emperor and queen mother and gradually fell out of favor. For example, Wan managed the harem after Yi's hair was cut off, and the complacent Wan was even more annoying. During this period, Fei Ying led Mongolian concubines to fight against Wei Yiding, slowly depriving Wei Yiding of his real power.

Ying Fei married his daughter Gui Jing to his Mongolian family, but Wei 11,000, a disgruntled woman, couldn't get a word in. Wei was born in a humble family. In order to get ahead, he did everything step by step, and all the bad things were done. After the high incidence of criminal evidence collected, he was drugged by the emperor. Every day, he died, aged rapidly, and finally died painfully.