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Apothecary Diaries - S2 Episode 6 (Patreon)

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2025-08-01 00:16:06
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2026-08

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victoria t

Maomao looks like she got whiskers now 🐱

Raden

May I never know someone like Shin that takes jealousy to that degree lol

Phyllis

Ron’s really trying hard with those theories. 😂 Shin would’ve been executed or at the very least caned, flogged, and thrown in prison for plotting to murder the emperor’s unborn child. But Concubine Lihua let her off with the ridiculously light charge of “speaking rudely to her master.” and banning her from the palace forever. Can’t wait for the next episode!! >.<

Francisco

Ron's theories at the end were so funny lmao but I like that you have these kind of discussions watching this anime.

Juan G.

Congratulations Ron, you are definitely the first person out off all the reactors I have seen to reach that theory. That definitely makes you special 🤣 keep cooking and never be afraid to theorize 👨‍🔬

CaptainCameron

I’m loving Ron’s theories! Keep cooking

Undeath Ghost

So, with Lady Shin apprehended... fun fact this one actually goes back really, really far with the hints. Remember episode 1, when Maomao was initially kidnapped and she ended up getting on the 4 Main Concubine's+Jinshi's radars because she left a note to Lady Gyoukou and Lady Lihua warning them to not use the face-powder? We know Lady Gyoukou's child was saved because she and her staff listened. We also know that Lady Lihua's child perished because they didn't. But if you go back to those episodes, they briefly show Lady Shin, the Head Lady-in-Waiting at the Crystal Pavilion, taking Maomao's note off of a windowsill... reading it... and tossing it. At the time, it's percieved as "Why would I trust some random note from an unknown source?" kind of attitude and disposed of. Now we find out that Lady Shin had the opportunity to save Lihua's first child and explicitly dismissed it on purpose... likely to assure the child would die. This is a crime she doesn't even get caught for, in the end, but we the viewers get to see how even once she was caught she has still gotten away with quite a lot in her position. Here's to Lady Lihua's lady's-in-waiting hopefully getting significantly more helpful/useful for her now that the head of the snake is cut off!

Undeath Ghost

I'll give him this. It's definitely a very interesting and unique theory!

Undeath Ghost

Which does prove that she was indeed sad that it's came to this. You can tell, even when she is faced with her essentially openly confessing it and all of the evidence pointing at her doing it that she still wished she could have identified and solved this problem internally. In the end she chose to be merciful... which in fairness, does really speak volumes on how much better of a person she is since episode 1 when she was openly slapping Lady Gyoukou out of jealousy. If anything, Maomao's actions have really made Lady Gyoukou and Lady Lihua into something akin to friends - or at the very least closely tied allies. Which considering they make up half of the most powerful people in the Rear Palace is a really powerful position to be in. Makes you wonder what our newest Concubine, Loulan, would do to have any power in the Rear Palace.

Bungkai

If there's one thing we can rely on Ron for, it's for being the wild abstract artist on a blank canvas for his thoughts

Destiny

I was Ron thinking the emperor was behind the abortion attempts. However, my thought process as to why was different then his lol. My thought process at the end of this episodes was that the Emperor did not want to take the chance of anyone other than Lady Gyoukou having a prince since she is his favorite. I don't know much about this time but I believe that whichever Concubine gives birth to a son is the one to become Emperess and he wants to make sure it is Lad Gyoukou. That is where my mind went when I first saw the ending of this episode.

Rinsol20

To be honest, no matter how abstract it is. I love it! Cuz it shows how much of a surprise he's gonna get later.

Ilsuk Yang

In some ways, the punishment for Shin is indeed quite lenient, but in other ways, it's actually worse. Now, Shin has to live with the shame of being ousted from her position as head lady-in-waiting for one of the 4 highest concubines. It's, in fact, a very low insult to her, and a shame she must carry for the rest of her days. It's somewhat similar to the reason that Luffy does not kill his enemies. He wants them to live in shame over losing to him, a permanent ding to their pride. This might not be what Lady Linghua was intending, but, it is, in essence, what she has done to her cousin. Well, Shin did this to herself. She reached for the stars and found herself prostrate on the ground