Is Yan Bingyun a descendant of Xiao En?

Yes, Yan Bingyun, the original author of " Celebrating Years," was a descendant of Xiao En. Xiao En was the head of Northern Qi's spies, and Yan Bingyun was his grandson. Yan Bingyun's mother was a prostitute named Yu Xiang. After Xiao En was captured, Yan Bingyun was secretly groomed by the Overwatch Council and became the head of the Qing spies lurking in Northern Qi. This information showed that Yan Bingyun was indeed Xiao En's descendant.

Based on the information provided, it was impossible to determine if Yan Bingyun was Xiao En's descendant. The original novel did not explicitly state whether Xiao En had a grandson or not, nor did it clearly state the relationship between Yan Bingyun and Xiao En. Therefore, it was impossible to determine if Yan Bingyun was Xiao En's descendant.

Yes, the Yan Bingyun in the original novel was Xiao En's biological grandson. Although the original did not explicitly state whether Xiao En had a grandson, the TV series " Celebrating Years " adapted Yan Bingyun's background, turning him from Yan Ruohai's son into Xiao En's grandson. Therefore, it could be concluded that Yan Bingyun in the original novel was Xiao En's descendant.

Yes, Yan Bingyun was Xiao En's grandson. In the TV series " Celebrating Years," Yan Bingyun's identity was the son of Yan Ruohai from the Qing Inspection Council. However, in reality, he was the grandson of Xiao En, the spy leader of Northern Qi. His mother was a prostitute named Yu Xiang. After Xiao En was captured, Yan Bingyun was secretly groomed by the Overwatch Council and became the head of the Qing spies lurking in Northern Qi. This information showed that Yan Bingyun was indeed Xiao En's descendant.

Yes, Yan Bingyun, the character in " Celebrating Years," was Xiao En's grandson. Xiao En had made it clear that Yan Bingyun had the blood of the Xiao family flowing in his veins, and Chen Pingping had also confirmed this. Yan Bingyun's true identity was the grandson of Xiao En, the spy leader of Northern Qi.

Yes, the character in " Celebrating Years ", Yan Bingyun, was Xiao En's biological grandson. Xiao En had made it clear that Yan Bingyun had the blood of the Xiao family flowing in his veins, and Chen Pingping had also confirmed this. Yan Bingyun's true identity was the grandson of Xiao En, the spy leader of Northern Qi.

Yes, Yan Bingyun was Xiao En's descendant. In the TV series " Celebrating Years," Yan Bingyun's identity was the son of Yan Ruohai from the Qing Inspection Council. However, in reality, he was the grandson of Xiao En, the spy leader of Northern Qi. His mother was a prostitute named Yu Xiang. After Xiao En was captured, Yan Bingyun was secretly groomed by the Overwatch Council and became the head of the Qing spies lurking in Northern Qi. This information showed that Yan Bingyun was indeed Xiao En's descendant.

Yes, Yan Bingyun was Xiao En's descendant. In the TV series " Celebrating Years," Yan Bingyun was portrayed as Xiao En's biological grandson, and his mother was a brothel woman. Although the original did not explicitly state whether Xiao En had a grandson, the TV series adapted Yan Bingyun's background, turning him from Yan Ruohai's son into Xiao En's grandson. Therefore, it could be determined that Yan Bingyun was Xiao En's descendant.

Yes, Yan Bingyun was Xiao En's descendant. In the TV series " Celebrating Years," Yan Bingyun's identity was the son of Yan Ruohai from the Qing Inspection Council. However, in reality, he was the grandson of Xiao En, the spy leader of Northern Qi. His mother was a prostitute named Yu Xiang. After Xiao En was captured, Yan Bingyun was secretly groomed by the Overwatch Council and became the head of the Qing spies lurking in Northern Qi. This information showed that Yan Bingyun was indeed Xiao En's descendant.

Yes, Yan Bingyun, the character in " Celebrating Years," was Xiao En's grandson. Xiao En had made it clear that Yan Bingyun had the blood of the Xiao family flowing in his veins, and Chen Pingping had also confirmed this. Yan Bingyun's true identity was the grandson of Xiao En, the spy leader of Northern Qi.