Lin Wan 'er and the Qing Emperor's Marriage

Lin Wan 'er and the Qing Emperor's marriage did not have an official marriage relationship. Lin Wan 'er was the illegitimate daughter of the Eldest Princess and Prime Minister Lin Ruofu, while the Qing Emperor was the Eldest Princess' brother. Even though the Eldest Princess had a child with Lin Ruofu in order to attract the Qing Emperor's attention, they were not married. The Qing Emperor later had Fan Xian marry Lin Wan 'er to resist the Eldest Princess. The Qing Emperor arranged for them to get married and made them sacrifices for power. Although the Qing Emperor had purposefully arranged for them to meet at the Qing Temple, Fan Xian and Lin Wan 'er truly loved each other.

Lin Wan 'er and the Qing Emperor's marriage was arranged by the Qing Emperor. The Qing Emperor's goal for Fan Xian to marry Lin Wan 'er was to make them sacrifices for power. However, Fan Xian and Lin Wan 'er truly loved each other. This imperial edict indirectly granted the couple's happiness. It was a good marriage. Thus, Lin Wan 'er and the Qing Emperor's marriage was for the Qing Emperor's purposes, but Fan Xian and Lin Wan' er truly loved each other.

Lin Wan 'er and the Qing Emperor's marriage was arranged by the Qing Emperor. The Qing Emperor wanted Fan Xian and Lin Wan 'er to marry and make them sacrifices for power. Although the Qing Emperor had purposefully arranged for them to meet at the Qing Temple, Fan Xian and Lin Wan 'er truly loved each other. The Qing Emperor's arrangements indirectly helped the couple become a good marriage.

The Qing Emperor and Lin Wan 'er were two characters in " Celebrating Years." Lin Wan 'er was the Qing Emperor's sister, and Fan Xian was the son of the Qing Emperor and Ye Qingmei. They fell in love at first sight in the drama and experienced a series of twists and turns before finally becoming husband and wife. The Qing Emperor loved Lin Wan 'er very much and even married her to Fan Xian. However, in modern society, inbreeding was not allowed. Therefore, in modern society, Fan Xian and Lin Wan 'er's relationship was not allowed. As for the details of their relationship and the development of the story, he needed to read the original work of " Celebrating Years " or watch the TV series to understand.

There were three reasons why the Qing Emperor had appointed Lin Wan 'er to Fan Xian. First, Fan Xian's mother, Ye Qingmei, had established the palace treasury, and Eldest Princess Li Yunrui was in charge of this royal family business. In order to express his respect and memory of Fan Xian's birth mother, the Qing Emperor decided to marry Lin Wan 'er to Fan Xian. Secondly, the Qing Emperor used the power of public opinion to make the newspapers in Jingdou publicize Lin Ruofu's identity as an illegitimate daughter. This aroused the curiosity of the people and made Lin Wan 'er the focus of Jingdou's attention. In the end, the Qing Emperor might have decided to marry her to Fan Xian out of his love for Lin Wan 'er and hope that she could find happiness. All in all, the Qing Emperor had given Lin Wan 'er to Fan Xian for many reasons, including the memory of Fan Xian's birth mother, the use of public opinion, and his love for Lin Wan' er.

Yes, Lin Wan 'er was the Qing Emperor's daughter.

In the original work," Celebrating Years," Lin Wan 'er was not the Qing Emperor's daughter. Lin Wan 'er was the illegitimate daughter of Prime Minister Lin Ruofu and Eldest Princess Li Yunrui. There was an ambiguous relationship between the Qing Emperor and the Eldest Princess. In order to hide this relationship, the Eldest Princess used Lin Ruofu and gave birth to Lin Wan 'er. Thus, Lin Wan 'er was the Qing Emperor's niece and not his daughter.

In the original work," Celebrating Years," Lin Wan 'er was not the Qing Emperor's daughter. Lin Wan 'er was the illegitimate daughter of Prime Minister Lin Ruofu and Eldest Princess Li Yunrui. There was an ambiguous relationship between the Qing Emperor and the Eldest Princess. In order to hide this relationship, the Eldest Princess used Lin Ruofu and gave birth to Lin Wan 'er. Thus, Lin Wan 'er was the Qing Emperor's niece and not his daughter.

In the original novel, Lin Wan 'er was not the Qing Emperor's daughter. Lin Wan 'er was the illegitimate daughter of Prime Minister Lin Ruofu and Eldest Princess Li Yunrui. There was an ambiguous relationship between the Qing Emperor and the Eldest Princess. In order to hide this relationship, the Eldest Princess used Lin Ruofu and gave birth to Lin Wan 'er. Thus, Lin Wan 'er was the Qing Emperor's niece and not his daughter.

Lin Wan 'er was not the Qing Emperor's daughter. Lin Wan 'er was the daughter of the Qing Kingdom's Prime Minister Lin Ruofu and the Eldest Princess Li Yunrui. She was adopted by the Qing Emperor and was deeply doted on. The Qing Emperor was her foster father, not her biological father.