The Qing Emperor went to Taiping Courtyard.

There were many possibilities for the Qing Emperor to go to Taiping Courtyard. The Qing Emperor's motive for going to Taiping Courtyard might be to miss his beloved Ye Qingmei and to search for the secrets she had left behind. Taiping Courtyard might hide some important information or mechanisms. The Qing Emperor was very concerned about this, so he sent heavy troops to guard Taiping Courtyard and not let outsiders enter. In addition, the Qing Emperor was also worried about Fan Xian's safety because he knew that Fan Xian's personality was the same as his mother's. Ordinary people could not stop him. The Qing Emperor hoped to find the secret Ye Qingmei had left behind, but he had never succeeded. The Qing Emperor placed his hopes on Fan Xian, believing that he might be able to unravel the secrets of Taiping Courtyard. Thus, the Qing Emperor went to Taiping Courtyard to miss Ye Qingmei and search for the secret she had left behind. He also hoped that Fan Xian could help him solve this mystery.

The Qing Emperor had been killed in Taiping Courtyard because he had plotted to kill Ye Qingmei. The Qing Emperor was afraid that Ye Qingmei's power would grow and that her disregard for imperial power and her daring to assassinate a Prince would cause the Qing Emperor to have the intention to kill her. The Qing Emperor believed that he could not conquer Ye Qingmei's spirit, so he chose to destroy her body.

The reason the Qing Emperor had lost his temper in Taiping Courtyard was because he had given Fan Xian a mission. He had asked him to go to Northern Qi territory to kill people, but he also wanted him to come back alive. The Qing Emperor cared about Fan Xian. After all, he was his son. In Taiping Courtyard, they were father and son, but in the Imperial Palace, they were monarch and minister. Fan Xian pressed on the importance of the mission and the importance of returning alive. The Qing Emperor became angry and shouted for Fan Xian to get lost.

The Qing Emperor had been killed in Taiping Courtyard because he had plotted to kill Ye Qingmei. The Qing Emperor was afraid that Ye Qingmei's power would grow and that her disregard for imperial power and her daring to assassinate a Prince would cause the Qing Emperor to have the intention to kill her. The Qing Emperor believed that he could not conquer Ye Qingmei's mind, so he chose to destroy her body to completely eliminate this woman he could not control. The Qing Emperor had set up a conspiracy to murder Taiping Courtyard and joined forces with the Temple to kill Ye Qingmei. As the representative of the imperial power, the Qing Emperor had enough reason to kill Ye Qingmei because people like her who went against the orthodox path should be punished in any feudal dynasty.

Fan Xian went to Taiping Courtyard because the Qing Emperor had given him a mission. After the Qing Emperor exhorted Fan Xian to return alive, Fan Xian left Jingdou and took Wang Qinian and the elite Tiger Guards to Taiping Courtyard. Taiping Courtyard was an important place. The Qing Emperor had sent heavy troops to guard it and reminded Fan Xian to pay attention to a few people, including Brocade Guard commander Shen Zhong, Northern Qi Great Grandmaster Ku He, Xiao En's adopted son, Shang Shanhu, and Ku He's disciple, Northern Qi saint Haitang Duoduo. After Fan Xian entered Taiping Courtyard, he found the Qing Emperor inside. The reason the Qing Emperor was killed in Taiping Courtyard was that Fan Xian's wet nurse held a very high position in his heart, so he had saved Fan Xian's life. Furthermore, Fan Xian had always been very loyal. The Qing Emperor began to let go of his suspicions of him. Regarding the secret of Taiping Courtyard, Fan Xian knew that Ye Qingmei had left behind a mechanism, but he did not mention what secret it was.

In the end, Fan Xian did indeed go to Taiping Courtyard. In the 20th episode of " Celebrating the Years," Fan Xian went to the bottom of Taiping Courtyard with Wang Qinian to search for the Barrett sniper rifle bullets at the bottom of the lake. After a while, Fan Xian successfully obtained the bullet.

In the end, Fan Xian did indeed go to Taiping Courtyard. In the 20th episode of " Celebrating the Years," Fan Xian went to the bottom of Taiping Courtyard with Wang Qinian to search for the Barrett sniper rifle bullets at the bottom of the lake. After a while, Fan Xian successfully obtained the bullet.

In the end, Fan Xian did indeed go to the bottom of Taiping Courtyard's lake. In the 20th episode of " Celebrating the Years," Fan Xian went to the bottom of Taiping Courtyard with Wang Qinian to search for the Barrett sniper rifle bullets at the bottom of the lake. After a while, Fan Xian successfully obtained the bullet.

When the Qing Emperor was young, he often went to Taiping Courtyard to climb the wall. This might be because he had developed a strong interest and liking for Ye Qingmei. However, the search results did not provide a clear answer as to why he did so.

When Fan Xian arrived at Taiping Courtyard, he met the Qing Emperor. The Qing Emperor saw Fan Xian in Taiping Courtyard and told him to " come back alive." This hinted at the Qing Emperor's concern and importance for Fan Xian. The Qing Emperor's actions in Taiping Courtyard showed that he was not only the Emperor in the relationship between monarch and subject, but also treated Fan Xian as a father. Although the Qing Emperor was concerned about Fan Xian, his love was more reflected in power and the country than his deep feelings for Ye Qingmei. The Qing Emperor's appearance in Taiping Courtyard was not out of deep affection, but out of guilt and mourning. The Qing Emperor cared and protected Fan Xian because he was his son, not just because of Fan Xian's identity. Thus, the Qing Emperor's visit to Taiping Courtyard to see Fan Xian did not mean that he truly had deep feelings for him. It was out of his role as a father.