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Li Chengqian, Li Zhi, and Li Tai were the three sons of Li Shimin, Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty. Li Chengqian was Taizong's eldest son and had once been made Crown Prince, but he had lost this position because of his misbehavior. Li Tai was Taizong's second son and was considered the most suitable candidate to inherit the throne because he was intelligent, studious, and accomplished in literature. However, due to his overly radical attitude, he did not become the Crown Prince in the end. On the contrary, Li Zhi became the Crown Prince and eventually inherited the throne. Li Zhi was regarded as kind-hearted, intelligent, studious, upright, and deeply favored by Taizong. Therefore, according to the information provided, Li Zhi was the final candidate to become the Crown Prince and inherit the throne.

According to the information provided, Li Chengqian, Li Zhi, and Li Tai were the three sons of Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty, Li Shimin. Li Chengqian was once made Crown Prince, but he lost this position because of his misbehavior. Li Tai was considered the most suitable candidate to inherit the throne because he was smart, studious, and accomplished in literature. However, due to his overly radical attitude, he did not become the Crown Prince in the end. On the contrary, Li Zhi became the Crown Prince and eventually inherited the throne. Li Zhi was regarded as kind-hearted, intelligent, studious, upright, and deeply favored by Taizong. Therefore, according to the information provided, Li Zhi was the final candidate to become the Crown Prince and inherit the throne.

Li Bai was a contradictory character in "Thirty Thousand Li of Chang 'an", influenced by Confucianism and Taoism. He had the intention to seek immortality and Dao, but also the intention to enter the world and govern the country. He had once expressed his willingness to assist the Sage King and achieve great feats. Then, he would retire after accomplishing his feats. He would either sail on the lake like Fan Li or travel the world like Zhang Liang. He had been pursuing an official career all his life, but because of his lowly status, he could only hope to enter the official career through the examination of poems and essays (submitting poems and essays to dignitaries in order to be recommended). However, his road to becoming an official was not smooth. After a setback, he turned to love the mountains and rivers, just for fun. Other than the travel scrolls, he had also married into the family. Li Bai's life was full of conflicts and contradictions, which was shown in "Thirty Thousand Miles of Chang 'an".

Li Zhi was not Li Chengye. In " Hot Blood Chang 'an ", Li Zhi was Li Jiancheng's son, and Li Chengye was another character. Li Chengye was a character in the Eastern Palace. He was Li Chengye, the King of Xuande, and had a close brotherhood with Li Yan, the heir. Therefore, Li Zhi and Li Chengye were two different people.

Li Bing and Li Bao were the same person. Li Bing was originally Li Bao, the younger brother of Li Fu, the King of Zhao. In order to find out the truth, he took Li Bing's identity. Li Bing had displayed outstanding wisdom and courage in the book. Therefore, Li Bing and Li Bao were the same person, but the story lines of the two were merged in the series.

Li Li was a novel written by Yun Nayue. This novel told the story of Su Da and He Yuan. They had a passion for each other, but Su Da chose to leave in the end. He Yuan was annoyed by her leaving, but she still came back. This novel was already completed, and the latest chapter was chapter 54. However, the search results provided did not provide a TXT download link for " Separation."

Li Zhi was not Li Chengye. Li Zhi was Li Jiancheng's son, and Li Chengye was another person. Li Chengye was a character in the Eastern Palace. He was Li Chengye, the King of Xuande, and had a close brotherhood with Li Yan, the heir. Therefore, according to the information provided, Li Zhi and Li Chengye were two different people.

Li Chengqian and Li Chengze were two characters in Celebrating Years. Li Chengqian was the eldest son of Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty, Li Shimin. He was depicted in the play as a prince with a foot disease. He was saddened by his mother's death and was influenced by his father's preference for Li Tai, the king of Wei. Li Chengqian and Li Chengze were brothers, and there was a complicated emotional entanglement between them. However, the search results did not provide detailed information about their specific storyline and development. Therefore, I am not clear about the specific plot and story of Li Chengqian and Li Chengze.

Li Chengye and Li Yan had a special brotherly relationship, and their relationship in the drama was very close. Although the original book mentioned that Lee Seong-yeo liked men, this plot was not specifically shown in the drama version of The East Palace. However, due to the interaction and love between the two, their relationship attracted the attention of many fans. As Li Chengye's subordinate and cousin, Li Yan was very loyal to him and was willing to take risks for him. The feelings between them were fully displayed in the play. Therefore, it could be said that the relationship between Li Chengye and Li Yan was a special kind of brotherhood.

We can get some information about Li Chengqian and Li Yunrui. They were the characters in " Celebrating Years." Li Chengqian was the Crown Prince of Qing Kingdom, and Li Yunrui was the Eldest Princess. There seemed to be an affair between them, but the details and development were still unclear. In some chapters, they have some dialogue and interaction, but no detailed information about their relationship is provided. Thus, we are unable to obtain an accurate answer regarding Li Chengqian and Li Yunrui.

Eldest Princess Li Yunrui and Crown Prince Li Chengqian had an affair. Li Yunrui used the Crown Prince's appearance to resemble the Qing Emperor's characteristics to transfer her love for the Qing Emperor to the Crown Prince. She also saw the Crown Prince as her backer and target of revenge. However, their affair was eventually exposed by Fan Xian and Chen Pingping, causing Li Yunrui to be chased out of Jingdou by the Qing Emperor. The search results didn't provide any specific information about Li Chengqian's age.