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The Forgotten Concubine's Revenge

2026–, Chinese, on Tencent Video.

After her mute daughter is killed for witnessing a secret involving the Noble Consort, palace maid Fu Rong sets out to avenge her. With help from a former lover, she weaves an elaborate web of schemes that draws the imperial harem and the emperor into her revenge.

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Seasons
1
Episodes
28
Episode length
Varies
Status
Still running

Next episode: S1 E19 “Episode 19”, 11 November 2026.

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Latest episode

S1 E18: Episode 18

Aired 10 November 2026

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Details

First aired
2 November 2026
Network
Tencent Video
Original title
贵妃欺人太甚
Language
Chinese
Country
China
Type
Scripted

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The Forgotten Concubine's Revenge has 1 season and 28 episodes.

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