Celebrating the years of the eldest princess and Lin

The Eldest Princess and Lin Ruofu did not have a real relationship in " Celebrating Years." The Eldest Princess used Lin Ruofu to control the palace treasury and support the Second Prince. The Lin Wan 'er they gave birth to was the illegitimate daughter of the Eldest Princess for power and wealth. Fan Xian was the son of the Qing Emperor and Ye Qingmei. The Eldest Princess was the Qing Emperor's sister, so Fan Xian and Lin Wan 'er were related by blood and could be considered cousins. In short, the relationship between the Eldest Princess and Lin Wan 'er was complicated and driven by interests.

In the Qing years, the love between the Eldest Princess and Minister Lin was complicated and entangled. In order to attract the Qing Emperor's attention, the Eldest Princess reached an agreement with Minister Lin to help each other gain power. They had an illegitimate daughter, Lin Wan 'er, but there were several reasons why they did not get married in the end. One theory was that if Prime Minister Lin married the Eldest Princess, he could only become the Prince Consort and not the Prime Minister. For power, he gave up their love. Another theory was that the Eldest Princess was worried that marrying Lin Xiang would ruin his future, so she chose not to marry. The love story between the Eldest Princess and Prime Minister Lin was not clearly described in the original work, but the feelings between them could be felt from the Empress Dowager's reprimand and the Eldest Princess's resentment. In short, the Eldest Princess and Prime Minister Lin's love was restricted by power and future, and in the end, they did not come together.

In the Qing years, the love between the Eldest Princess and Minister Lin was complicated and entangled. They had an illegitimate daughter, Lin Wan 'er, but there were several reasons why they did not get married in the end. One theory was that if Prime Minister Lin married the Eldest Princess, he could only become the Prince Consort and not the Prime Minister. For power, he gave up their love. Another theory was that the Eldest Princess was worried that marrying Lin Xiang would ruin his future, so she chose not to marry. The love story between the Eldest Princess and Prime Minister Lin was not clearly described in the original work, but the feelings between them could be felt from the Empress Dowager's reprimand and the Eldest Princess's resentment. In short, the Eldest Princess and Prime Minister Lin's love was restricted by power and future, and in the end, they did not come together.

During the Qing years, the relationship between the Eldest Princess and Minister Lin was personal. They had an affair and gave birth to a daughter, Lin Wan 'er. Although they weren't officially married, they were still Lin Wan 'er's parents. In order to attract the Qing Emperor's attention, the Eldest Princess helped Minister Lin rise, and Minister Lin helped the Eldest Princess gain power. Their relationship was personal, but the details were not mentioned.

During the Qing years, the relationship between the Eldest Princess and Minister Lin was personal. They had an affair and gave birth to a daughter, Lin Wan 'er. Although they weren't officially married, they were still Lin Wan 'er's parents. In order to attract the Qing Emperor's attention, the Eldest Princess helped Minister Lin rise, and Minister Lin helped the Eldest Princess gain power. Their relationship was based on power and interests, but there was also an emotional component.

During the Qing years, the relationship between the Eldest Princess Li Yunrui and Lin Wan 'er was that of mother and daughter. Lin Wan 'er was the illegitimate daughter of Prime Minister Lin Ruofu and Eldest Princess Li Yunrui. Although the Eldest Princess and Lin Ruofu were not officially married, the Eldest Princess chose to give birth to Lin Wan 'er before marriage and expressed her deep feelings for her. The Eldest Princess was filled with deep love for Lin Wan 'er.

The relationship between the Eldest Princess and Lin Ruofu was very complicated in the book. When the Eldest Princess was young, she had an affair with Lin Ruofu and gave birth to a daughter, Lin Wan 'er. In the original novel, the Empress Dowager had the idea of marrying the Eldest Princess to Lin Ruofu, but the Eldest Princess refused the marriage on the grounds that she did not want to delay Lin Ruofu's future. For the sake of Lin Ruofu's future, the Eldest Princess was willing to raise Lin Wan 'er on her own, giving Lin Ruofu the chance to become the Prime Minister of the Qing Kingdom. The Eldest Princess never married and stayed in the Palace to manage the palace treasury's wealth on behalf of the Qing Emperor. As for the specific reason why the Eldest Princess and Lin Ruofu did not get married, there was no clear answer in the search results.

There were many reasons why the Eldest Princess and Prime Minister Lin did not get together during the Qing years. First, the Eldest Princess had a crush on her brother, the Qing Emperor, and not Minister Lin. She had always hoped to receive the Qing Emperor's attention and love, but the Qing Emperor had fallen in love with Ye Qingmei. In order to gain the Qing Emperor's attention, the Eldest Princess chose to have an illegitimate daughter with Lin Xiang, Lin Wan 'er. She hoped to use this connection to attract the Qing Emperor's regret and attention. However, the Qing Emperor did not care about this matter. Instead, he gave Lin Wan 'er the status of a princess, making Minister Lin an existence above all others. This made the Eldest Princess feel defeated and dissatisfied. Secondly, the Eldest Princess had no real feelings for Minister Lin. She valued Minister Lin's status and power more. She chose to marry Lin to win over his heart and gain more power, not out of love. In addition, the Eldest Princess did not like Fan Xian to be her son-in-law because Fan Xian's marriage to Lin Wan 'er would give him the power to control the palace treasury. Thus, the Eldest Princess was hostile to Fan Xian and hoped to put him to death. In summary, the Eldest Princess and Minister Lin did not get together because of the Eldest Princess 'love for the Qing Emperor and her pursuit of power, as well as her hostility toward Fan Xian.

During the Qing years, the relationship between Prime Minister Lin and the Eldest Princess was personal. They had an affair and gave birth to a daughter, Lin Wan 'er. Although they weren't officially married, they were still Lin Wan 'er's parents. In order to attract the Qing Emperor's attention, the Eldest Princess helped Minister Lin rise, and Minister Lin helped the Eldest Princess gain power. Their relationship had both personal feelings and power entanglements. Although they were not married, it was probably because Prime Minister Lin wanted to pursue a higher position. The Eldest Princess supported and supported Minister Lin, and with the Eldest Princess 'help, Minister Lin gained more power. Their relationship was mutually beneficial.

During the Qing years, the relationship between the Eldest Princess and Minister Lin was personal. They had an affair and gave birth to a daughter, Lin Wan 'er. Although they weren't officially married, they were still Lin Wan 'er's parents. In order to attract the Qing Emperor's attention, the Eldest Princess helped Minister Lin rise, and Minister Lin helped the Eldest Princess gain power. Their relationship was based on power and interests, but there was also an emotional component.