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There were many novels in which the main character crossed the Tang Empire and signed into the White Robe Army, including " Tang: The Opening of the Tang Dynasty,"" Tang: The Strongest Eldest Son," and " The Opening of the Tang Dynasty, the White Robe Army: The Son of a Concubine Becomes King," etc. These novels told the story of the protagonist leading the White Robe Army to engage in a bloody battle with the Turks when he transmigrated to the Great Tang. The specific plot and character characteristics may vary from novel to novel.

Mortal Cultivation Legend was a cultivation novel that told the story of how an ordinary mountain village kid became an immortal cultivator. You can skip reading the entire content of the Mortal Cultivation Legend on Qidian Chinese Network. In addition, it could be downloaded for free through many websites, such as literature network, fast book network, Zhuzhu Island novel network, etc. These websites provided the full text of Mortal Cultivation Biography in TLV format for readers to read and download the full text. It was unclear which website had provided the complete information about the Legend of Mortal Cultivation.

Ding Yi was a famous calligrapher and painter. His real name could be Yao Geng or Yu Long, or it could also be Ding Ding. Ding Yi was born in either 1952 or 1957, and was originally from Shandong or Zhejiang. He studied at the China Academy of Fine Arts and studied under Lu Yanshao, Fang Jiekan and other older artists. Ding Yi's works were loved by celebrities at home and abroad and were widely collected. His calligraphy works focused on both form and rhyme, striving for exquisiteness. He was good at writing long scrolls, especially the Wei Stele. Ding Yi's landscape paintings were also highly praised. His painting style was refined, and he often painted one stroke at a time. He used both seal script and cursive calligraphy to bring Chinese brush and ink to the extreme. Mr. Ding Yi's calligraphy and painting works were considered to be the inheritance and promotion of the traditional Chinese culture.

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Fan Xian's Return is a free audio novel that can be listened to for free on many platforms, such as the Lazy Person Listening to Books, Qidian Chinese Network, and Liang Xiaoyu. In addition, there were also many free albums available for listening, such as Celebrating Years 2: Fan Xian's Return (free album) and Celebrating Years 2: Fan Xian's Return (all free). The specific way to listen to it might need further inquiry.

The TX80 e-book can be downloaded for free from many websites. The author of this novel was Maoni. It told the story of Fan Xian, an illegitimate child who had been reborn into the Qing Kingdom. Celebrating the New Year e-book provided a variety of download options, including EPUB, PDF1, MOBi, Azw3, and so on. The specific download link could be chosen according to personal preferences and needs.

The follow-up plot of " Celebrating Years " was mainly focused on the Qing court. After Fan Xian was resurrected, he returned to the Qing Kingdom and engaged in a battle of wits with the Second Prince, Crown Prince, Li Yunrui, and the others. The plot covered the imperial examinations, Fan Xian's marriage after returning to the Qing Kingdom, the assassination in the Floating Temple, and the defeat of the Crown Prince and the Second Prince. Fan Xian gradually expanded his power in the play and arranged for Fan Ruoruo to go to Northern Qi to learn medicine, laying the foundation for Fan Ruoruo to save him later. He even sent away his weakness to protect himself. The specific plot development and ending had not been mentioned yet, and they needed to watch the series further to understand.

The answer to the question of whether the Third Prince was a good person or a bad person was not clear. Different literature and dramas gave different views. Some documents described the kind and heroic side of the Third Prince. They saved the princess and the people who were captured by the demons. These actions were considered heroic. However, other documents also mentioned that the Third Prince and Huo Liantao had conspired to do bad things, which might make people think that they were not good people. As the search results provided did not provide a clear answer, I am unable to determine whether the Third Prince is a good or bad person.

The ministers wore luxurious official robes and golden boots as they filed into the court. They were either young and handsome, or old and steady, but they were all filled with power and dignity. They had solemn expressions on their faces, and they often talked with words, showing their erudition and wisdom. In ancient China, the scene of ministers attending court was often described in television dramas and novels as the scene of a company boss summoning employees for a meeting. The employees would discuss important matters on the spot, and then the boss would make a decision on the spot. However, these descriptions might not be accurate. In ancient times, the way officials went to court might vary according to the dynasty and period. In ancient times, ministers would go to the imperial court to meet the king and discuss state affairs. When they met the emperor, they would usually stand to show respect. If they needed to show respect, they would bow with their hands crossed. Starting from the Yuan Dynasty, ministers would kneel down to report to the emperor before the emperor. This was related to the concept of the relationship between monarch and minister as the relationship between master and servant. Therefore, the scene of ancient ministers attending court might not be like what was described in television dramas and novels.

The specific chapters of the drama version of "Celebrating Years" and the novel could not be accurately answered. The television version of " Celebrating Years " filmed the first four volumes of the novel, and the novel was divided into seven volumes. The last episode of the TV series corresponded to chapter 253 of the novel. However, the order of the story was slightly different from that of the TV series, and the plot was also adapted. Therefore, it was impossible to determine which chapter of the novel the drama version of "Celebrating Years" received.