Is 'Way Back' a true story?

There were two female protagonists in the novel. One of the female leads was Qing Lan. She was the male lead's childhood sweetheart. The other female lead was the Crown Princess. After she was divorced by the Crown Prince, she lived with the male lead. Therefore," Colorful Tang " did have a female lead.

It could be confirmed that the novel " Celebrating Years " could be read online. According to the search results, there were many websites that provided the full-text of " Celebrating Years " with a limited-free reading service, including Qidian Chinese Network, Xiaoxiang Academy, etc. The readers could skip reading the entire novel on these websites, and some websites even said that there were no advertisements or pop-ups, providing a good reading environment.

The novels that celebrate the past few years can be exempted from reading on Qidian Chinese Network. Qidian Chinese Network provided the online reading service of the entire novel,"Celebrating Years". The readers could read the entire novel on the website for free. At the same time, Qidian Chinese Network also provided a reading environment without advertisements and pop-ups, providing readers with a good reading experience.

Yes, it could be confirmed that Ye Qingmei had been chopped into minced meat in " Celebrating Years ". In the plot, Ye Qingmei's body was weak after giving birth, and the security forces were exhausted. The rebel soldiers took the opportunity to attack Taiping Courtyard and kill Ye Qingmei. This plot was described as Ye Qingmei's ending in the play.

You can watch the short drama 'Drunk Pillow on the River, This Prince is the Sixth.' The specific way to watch it may require further search or visit relevant websites to obtain it.

Yes, Xu Weixiong was the death warrior in the Sword Snow Stride ". She was Xu Fengnian's second sister and also Ye Baikui's daughter. Xu Weixiong had excellent martial arts and sword skills. She protected and supported Xu Fengnian by his side. However, in the battle with Chen Zhibao, Xu Weixiong was heavily injured and his legs were crippled. Even so, she still insisted on her duty and continued to provide strength and protection for Xu Fengnian. Xu Weixiong's ability and courage had deeply influenced the others, making her the true ruler of Northern Liang. She was a true heroine. She had won the respect of everyone with her decisiveness and decisiveness.

Yes, Yan Ruohai in " Celebrating Years " knew about Yan Bingyun's background. He clearly knew that Yan Bingyun was Xiao En's grandson, even though they still addressed each other as father and son on the surface. Yan Bingyun was the son of Yan Ruohai, the head of the Fourth Bureau of the Overwatch Council. He later became the chief spy of the Qing Kingdom in Northern Qi. Therefore, Yan Ruohai had some understanding of Yan Bingyun's background.

The plot of the first episode of the second season of Qingyu Nian was that Fan Xian faked his death and fell into a coma after being seriously injured. After three days and three nights, he woke up and started a fight with the Second Prince. Fan Xian had successfully returned to the capital and was conferred a title by the Qing Emperor.

You can watch the TV series on many websites for free. The specific viewing link was not provided, but the free broadcast service of the drama could be found on major video websites.

There were a few recommended novels that had the male protagonist as a monk and involved a renasceticism. One of them was called 'I Want to Return to Secularity', and the author was A Golden Millet Dream. This novel told the story of a young monk who desired to renounce asceticism. He received the help of a Buddha system, and as long as he became a Buddha, his wish would be fulfilled. In addition, there was a novel called "The Virgin Mary's True Colors (Wear It Quickly)". The male protagonist was Monk Miao Zhen. He was bound to a "Virgin Mary Bitch Acting System" and needed to do good deeds to accumulate virtue. These novels were all recommended by the male protagonist in the novel, who was a monk and involved in the plot of renouncing asceticism.