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There was no clear answer to the question of whether Wu Zhu was good or bad in Qing Yu Nian. Different documents and audiences had different evaluations of Wu Zhu. Wu Zhu was a mysterious character. He was the servant of the main character's mother, Ye Qingmei. He had powerful martial arts, even surpassing the four Great Grandmasters. He had shown a wholeheartedly devoted attitude in protecting Fan Xian and had a deep debt of gratitude to him. However, Wu Zhu's identity was a robot. Some people might question his true motives and goals. Thus, the evaluation of whether Wu Zhu was good or bad varied from person to person, and there was no unified answer.

It was about the scene of the Qing Emperor in the royal study waiting for his father-in-law to report. The Qing Emperor was dressed in silk casual clothes and was lying on a warm shelf. In his hands were Fan Xian and Li An's poems. The Qing Emperor praised these poems and asked if they were written by them. This chapter displayed the Qing Emperor's interest and appreciation for poetry.

The true body of Qing Yunian's shadow was the younger brother of the Great Grandmaster Sigu Jian and the son of the former Dongyi City Lord. In the battle for the position of City Lord, Sigu Jian had killed all of his family, and the Shadow was the only survivor. Chen Pingping had saved him and become his personal guard. Thus, the Shadow's true body was the younger brother of the Great Grandmaster Sigu Jian.

In the end, Si Lili married the Northern Qi Emperor, Zhan Doudou, and became the Imperial Consort of Northern Qi. She and the Northern Qi Emperor had a daughter named Red Bean Rice. Although Si Lili liked Fan Xian, she chose to protect the interests of Northern Qi and Zhan Doudou. In the end, she married Zhan Doudou and became an imperial noble consort.

In the Qing novels, Liu Ruyu was the wife of Fan Jian, the assistant minister of the Qing Ministry of Revenue, and also Fan Sizhe's mother. At first, Liu Ruyu was hostile to Fan Xian, worried that he would fight for the family property. However, as the plot developed, Liu Ruyu gradually understood Fan Xian's character and reconciled with him. In the end, they became as close as mother and son. Fan Xian's status continued to rise, and the shop grew bigger and bigger. Liu Ruyu's son also received a positive position. Thus, Liu Ruyu's ending could be said to be relatively satisfactory.

The cast list of the drama was as follows: - Wang Xin was played by Bai Jingting, with an acting score of 8.4. - Ma Kui was played by Ding Yongdai, and his acting score was 9.8. - Ma Yan was played by Jin Chen, and her acting score was 9.1. - Shen Xiuping was played by Zuo Xiaoqing, and her acting score was 9.6. - Wang Yongge was played by Liu Jun, and his acting score was 9.7. - Yao Yuling was played by Jiang Yan, and her acting score was 9.3. - Other actors included Liu Guanlin as Niu Dali, Hu Ke as Wang Sufang, Ni Dahong as Old Blind, Li Naiwen as Jia Jinlong, Ren Zhengbin as Cai Danian, and Zhang Ruihan as Wu Changgui. Please note that the above information is limited to the search results provided and may not include the introduction of all actors and characters.

" Celebrating Years 2: Fan Xian's Return to the Capital " could be read and downloaded for free on Qidian Chinese website. The novel was written by Bian Du. It described how Fan Xian, who had returned from Northern Qi, discovered the Second Prince, who was scheming behind the scenes, and experienced the plight of the diplomatic mission being robbed, Yan Bingyun's betrayal, and being slandered by the treasonous officials. If you want to download this novel, you can go to Qidian Chinese website to read and download it.

The Qing Emperor knew of the existence of the Temple. The Qing Emperor established a connection with the Temple and cooperated with the Temple to murder Ye Qingmei and seize the imperial power. He used the high priest of the Qing Temple to send a message to the temple and worked with the temple's partner, the high priest of the Qing Temple, remotely. In addition, the Qing Emperor had set up a trap to make Xiao En think that Fan Xian was his grandson. He had forced Fan Xian to go to Northern Qi and put himself in danger. His goal was to get the secret of the Temple out of Xiao En's mouth. Thus, it could be confirmed that the Qing Emperor knew of the existence of the Temple.

The main reason Fan Xian killed his father was because his mother, Ye Qingmei, had been killed by the Qing Emperor. Ye Qingmei was a transmigrator. She brought Fan Xian to the Qing Kingdom and established a business empire there. However, her economic development did not lead to the progress of human civilization, which led her to start thinking about higher-level problems. In his conversation with Ye Qingmei, Fan Xian learned that he was the Qing Emperor's illegitimate child. At the same time, he also noticed the strangeness of Ye Qingmei's death. Thus, Fan Xian began to consciously cultivate his own power and finally decided to kill the Qing Emperor to avenge his mother. Fan Xian's motive for killing his father was not a desire for power, but to repay his mother's kindness in raising him and to seek justice for her.

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