The Second Prince and Eldest Princess of the Ming family

The Ming family was the largest family in Qing Kingdom. The masters behind them were the Second Prince and the Eldest Princess, Li Yunrui. They sought benefits by smuggling the palace treasury's assets and formed a secret alliance. The Eldest Princess used the Second Prince's power to influence the situation and tried to make the Crown Prince ascend the throne. The Eldest Princess had been digging a hole for the Crown Prince and doing bad things by raising the Crown Prince's flag. The Crown Prince relied on the Eldest Princess 'support, while the Second Prince was used by the Eldest Princess to stand by her side. The Ming family's final outcome was to be eradicated by Fan Xian. Fan Xian supported the youngest son of the Ming family who was wandering outside and sued the Ming family in court for the family property. The reason why the Ming family eventually declined was that they colluded with pirates and did some shady business.

The relationship between the Eldest Princess and the Second Prince was complicated and ever-changing. In the play, the Eldest Princess was openly allied with the Crown Prince, but secretly cooperated with the Second Prince. She used her control over the palace treasury to carry out smuggling deals with Northern Qi, buying the hearts of the Second Prince and helping him clear the channels in the court. The Eldest Princess cooperated with both the Second Prince and the Crown Prince. On the surface, she supported the Crown Prince, but in reality, she had formed an alliance with the Second Prince and was using the Second Prince to seek benefits for herself. Thus, the Eldest Princess was both the Second Prince's and the Crown Prince's people. She used her status and influence to influence the situation and tried to make the Crown Prince ascend the throne. The collaboration between the Eldest Princess and the Second Prince was hinted at and described in detail many times in the play.

According to the information provided, the Second Prince and the Eldest Princess in Qing Yuannian's novel were in cahoots. On the surface, the Eldest Princess supported the Crown Prince, but in reality, she was colluding with the Second Prince. The Second Prince had swordsmanship experts Xie Bi 'an and Li Hongcheng, the son of King Jing, by his side. The Eldest Princess held the financial power of the Qing Kingdom's treasury and cooperated with the Second Prince. Their plot was eventually exposed, and the Eldest Princess committed suicide, while the Second Prince was also facing deposed. Therefore, according to the information provided, the Second Prince and the Eldest Princess were in cahoots.

The relationship between the Eldest Princess and the Second Prince was complicated and ever-changing. In the play, the Eldest Princess was in an alliance with the Crown Prince on the surface, but secretly cooperated with the Second Prince. She used her control over the palace treasury to carry out smuggling deals with Northern Qi, buying the hearts of the Second Prince and helping him clear the channels in the court. The Eldest Princess cooperated with the Second Prince and had an affair with the Crown Prince. This complicated relationship made the eldest princess an important character in the play. Her actions and plans played a key role in the development of the plot.

The Second Prince and the Eldest Princess had a certain cooperative relationship in the drama. The Eldest Princess was initially thought to be a supporter of the Crown Prince, but in fact, her real partner was the Second Prince. The Second Prince fawned over the Eldest Princess and helped her in some situations. However, the Eldest Princess was also an independent character. She was passionate about power and could change her stance at any time. She, the Crown Prince, and the Second Prince had their own plans and goals. The details of the cooperation between the Second Prince and the Eldest Princess in the plot and the development of their relationship needed to be further watched to know.

The Second Prince, Li Chengze, and the Eldest Princess, Li Yunrui, were in cahoots. On the surface, the Eldest Princess supported the Crown Prince, but in reality, she was colluding with the Second Prince. There was a relationship of cooperation and competition between them. The Eldest Princess used her beauty to seduce the Crown Prince Li Chengqian, and at the same time, she collaborated with the Second Prince Li Chengze to plot a rebellion. However, their scheme was eventually exposed. The Eldest Princess, Crown Prince, and Second Prince all chose to commit suicide.

There was a complicated relationship between the Eldest Princess and the Second Prince. In the play, the Eldest Princess and the Crown Prince appeared to be allies, but secretly cooperated with the Second Prince. She used her control over the palace treasury to carry out smuggling transactions in Northern Qi, buying the hearts of the Second Prince and helping him clear the channels in the court. The Eldest Princess cooperated with both the Second Prince and the Crown Prince. On the surface, she supported the Crown Prince, but in reality, she had formed an alliance with the Second Prince and was using the Second Prince to seek benefits for herself. Thus, the Eldest Princess was both the Second Prince's and the Crown Prince's people. She used her status and influence to influence the situation and tried to make the Crown Prince ascend the throne. There were many hints and details in the play that showed the cooperative relationship between the Eldest Princess and the Second Prince.

The relationship between the Eldest Princess and the Second Prince was complicated and ever-changing. In " Celebrating Years," the Eldest Princess appeared to be in an alliance with the Crown Prince, but she was secretly working with the Second Prince. The Eldest Princess used the Crown Prince's emotions and the Second Prince's shrewdness and strategy to achieve her goal. She supported the Second Prince in order to mess up the Qing Kingdom and make the Emperor and his son kill each other. This would make the Qing Emperor's brother wish he was dead. In the end, the Eldest Princess 'plan failed. She was exposed by Fan Xian about her affair with the Crown Prince. She planned to assassinate the Qing Emperor and chose to commit suicide. The Second Prince rebelled, but in the end, he lost to the Qing Emperor and died. Therefore, the Eldest Princess and the Second Prince's cooperation was for their own interests and purposes, but in the end, it ended in failure.

The relationship between the Second Prince and the Eldest Princess was complicated and ever-changing. In the play, the Eldest Princess was in an alliance with the Crown Prince on the surface, but secretly cooperated with the Second Prince. She used her control over the palace treasury to carry out smuggling deals with Northern Qi, buying the hearts of the Second Prince and helping him clear the channels in the court. The Eldest Princess cooperated with both the Second Prince and the Crown Prince. On the surface, she supported the Crown Prince, but in reality, she had formed an alliance with the Second Prince and was using the Second Prince to seek benefits for herself. Thus, the Eldest Princess was both the Second Prince's and the Crown Prince's people. The specific details of the interaction between the Eldest Princess and the Second Prince were not mentioned in the search results provided.

The Second Prince and the Eldest Princess in Qing Yuannian's novel had a cooperative relationship. They conspired to plot a series of conspiracies, including using the Crown Prince's banner to do bad things, smuggling activities, and embezzling money. The Eldest Princess had an affair with the Second Prince and formed an alliance with him. However, the search results did not provide any more information about the plot and development between them. Therefore, I am not clear about the specific plot and relationship between the Second Prince and the Eldest Princess in the novel.