Cao Ying, the original novel of Duke Di's case in Tang Dynasty

Cao An in the original novel was Cao Ying's prototype. Cao An had experienced many tragic experiences of being defiled in the original novel. She was married to Gu Mengping by her father, Cao Hexian, and was defiled by Gu Mengping. After that, when she returned to her mother's house, she was defiled by Fan Zhong. She even met an old monk and was almost defiled by him. In the end, she was defiled by Bu Kai. However, there were some changes to the original work. Cao An's father, Cao Hexian, had been killed in the drama. Therefore, it was impossible to determine whether Cao An would be tainted in the drama. As for the ending of the Golden Case and whether Hou Yu was the culprit, there were also major changes in the drama version, so it was impossible to determine.

Cao Ying was the daughter of Cao Hexian, a character in the original novel of " The Case of Duke Di of the Tang Dynasty." In the story, Cao Hexian married Cao Ying to Gu Mengping in order to participate in the gold smuggling business. Cao Ying had suffered many defilements and coercion in the original novel, and it was very miserable. In the end, Di Renjie solved the Golden Case and married Cao Ying to Young Master Ye.

In the case of Duke Di of the Tang Empire, Di Ying and Cao An ended up with Di Renjie choosing Cao An and eventually becoming her family. Di Renjie revealed the relationship between Cao An and the Black Flame Organization in the play and forgave her. At the end of the play, Di Ying was killed by Di Renjie. On his deathbed, Di Renjie arrived in time to save Cao An. Thus, Di Ying and Cao An ended up with Di Renjie choosing Cao An and eventually being together with her.

Cao An was Di Ying's savior and became Di Renjie's wife. Di Renjie faced a problem in the play, that was, Cao An had contact with Di Ying. Although Di Renjie and Cao An loved each other deeply, they could not open this knot in their hearts. At the end of the play, Di Ying was killed by Di Renjie. Before he died, he told Di Renjie where Cao An was, and Di Renjie saved Cao An. Therefore, Cao An and Di Ying were related, but the details of their relationship were not provided.

Cao An played an important role in the case of Di Gongan. She was a victim who had been defiled many times. In the drama, her father, Cao Hexian, was involved in the case of privately minting copper coins, so his house was raided. Cao An's background was very special. Her identity and purpose had always been a mystery. One possibility was that she was Empress Wu's subordinate, another possibility was that she was Black Flame's subordinate, and another possibility was that she was someone who approached Di Renjie with a motive. However, Cao An's identity and purpose had yet to be revealed. Therefore, the search results did not provide a clear answer to Cao An's gold case.

Di Ying was not mentioned in the original novel.

Cao An was a character in the TV series " Da Tang Di Gong Case ", played by actor Wang Likun. She was Di Renjie's wife. Although she was a fictional character, she played an important role in the play. Cao An's identity and personality were unknown. She could be a key chess piece hidden by Di Renjie, a spy of Empress Wu, a secret envoy of the Black Flame, or even a person who approached Di Renjie with personal goals. Her true identity and motives would directly affect Di Renjie's struggle in Lan Workshop and even the entire Tang Empire. The audience was full of expectations for Cao An's character creation and revelation. They hoped that the plot could be logically rigorous and maintain the rationality and cohesiveness of the story. In general, Cao An was a mysterious and charming character in " The Great Tang's Di Gong Case." Her existence added a lot of color to the drama, and the relationship between her and Di Renjie became a topic that the audience talked about with relish.

Cao An was not a character in the original novel, The Case of Di Gong of the Great Tang Dynasty. The scriptwriter created the character Cao An in the TV series to increase the attraction of the plot. Therefore, there was no relevant information about Cao An's plot and encounters in the original work for reference.

Cao An was not a character in the original novel, The Case of Di Gong of the Great Tang Dynasty. The scriptwriter created the character Cao An in the TV series to increase the attraction of the plot. Therefore, it was impossible to determine Cao An's identity in the original novel.

In the original novel," The Case of Duke Di of the Tang Dynasty," there was no such character as Cao An. The scriptwriter created the character Cao An in the TV series to increase the attraction of the plot. Therefore, there was currently no relevant information for reference regarding Cao An's plot and encounters in the original novel.