Celebrating the end of the original work, Xie Bi 'an

In the original story of Joy of Life, Xie Bian died a tragic death. As the Second Prince's guard and swordsman, Xie Bian was sent to assassinate Fan Xian, but Fan Xian was ultimately killed by Yan Bingyun. However, because the Second Prince had failed in his rebellion and committed suicide, Xie Bi 'an was also implicated. In the end, he was publicly beheaded by the Qing Emperor. Therefore, Xie Bian's ending was very miserable.

In the original story of Joy of Life, Xie Bian died a tragic death. As the Second Prince's guard and swordsman, Xie Bian was sent to assassinate Fan Xian, but Fan Xian was ultimately killed by Yan Bingyun. However, because the Second Prince had failed in his rebellion and committed suicide, Xie Bi 'an was also implicated. In the end, he was publicly beheaded by the Qing Emperor. Therefore, Xie Bian's ending was very miserable.

In the original story of Joy of Life, Xie Bian died a tragic death. As the Second Prince's guard and swordsman, Xie Bian was sent to assassinate Fan Xian, but Fan Xian was ultimately killed by Yan Bingyun. However, because the Second Prince had failed in his rebellion and committed suicide, Xie Bi 'an was also implicated. In the end, he was publicly beheaded by the Qing Emperor. Therefore, Xie Bian's ending was very miserable.

In the original story of Joy of Life, Xie Bian died a tragic death. As the Second Prince's guard and swordsman, Xie Bian was sent to assassinate Fan Xian, but Fan Xian was ultimately killed by Yan Bingyun. However, because the Second Prince had failed in his rebellion and committed suicide, Xie Bi 'an was also implicated. In the end, he was publicly beheaded by the Qing Emperor. Therefore, Xie Bian's ending was very miserable.

In Joy of Life, Xie Bian's ending was a tragic death. As the Second Prince's guard and swordsman, Xie Bian was highly skilled in martial arts and was deeply trusted by the Second Prince. At the end of the first season, he was sent to assassinate Fan Xian, but in the end, Fan Xian was killed by Yan Bingyun. However, because the Second Prince was only a chess piece in the Qing Emperor's hands, when the Second Prince chose to rebel and failed, Xie Bian was also implicated. In the end, he was publicly beheaded by the Qing Emperor. Therefore, Xie Bian's ending was very miserable.

In Joy of Life, Xie Bian's ending was a tragic death. As the Second Prince's guard and swordsman, he was highly skilled in martial arts and was deeply trusted by the Second Prince. At the end of the first season, he was sent to assassinate Fan Xian, but in the end, Fan Xian was killed by Yan Bingyun. Because the Second Prince was only a chess piece in the Qing Emperor's hands, when the Second Prince chose to rebel and failed, he was also beheaded by the Qing Emperor.

In Joy of Life, Xie Bian's strength was described as a Level Eight master, almost close to the threshold of Level Nine. He was a hanger-on of the Second Prince, Li Chengze. He was known for his fast sword and was known as the number one swordsman in the capital. Even though he was relatively weak and might not be able to defeat other aces, and even the main character Fan Xian could contend with him, his sword was very fast and had the title of " One Sword Breaks Time." However, the specific ranking was not clearly stated, so it was impossible to determine his specific strength ranking in Joy of Life.

In Joy of Life, Xie Bian was described as a Level Eight expert. Although he was the Second Prince's guard and swordsman, his strength was relatively weak. He might not be able to defeat other aces. Even the main character, Fan Xian, could contend with him. However, Xie Bian's sword was very fast, and he had the title of " Breaking Time with One Sword ". Therefore, even though his strength was average, his swordsmanship skills were still worth paying attention to.

The ending of the original novel of Joy of Life was Fan Xian successfully overthrowing the Qing Emperor, supporting the Third Prince to ascend the throne, and living in seclusion in Jiangnan. In the final battle, the Qing Emperor was heavily injured by Fan Xian and the others. In the end, he was killed by Wu Zhu's laser eyes. Fan Xian grew and changed in this process, becoming a more mature and tenacious person.

The ending of Joy of Life's original novel was that Fan Xian had successfully overthrown the Qing Emperor, supported the Third Prince, and lived in seclusion in Jiangnan. In the final battle, the Qing Emperor was heavily injured by Fan Xian and the others. In the end, he was killed by Wu Zhu's laser eyes. Fan Xian grew and changed in this process, becoming a more mature and tenacious person. Chen Pingping had failed in his attempt to assassinate the Qing Emperor and was captured. The Qing Emperor had mercilessly executed him by a thousand cuts. The Great Prince's ending was happy. He was straightforward, clear, and open-minded. He had never participated in the battle for the throne and had always helped Fan Xian after learning of his identity. The Qing royal family had undergone a bloodbath, but the Great Prince and his mother were not affected. They had a good ending.