What did Ning Yi do after he killed the emperor?

The specific actions and results of Ning Yi after he killed the emperor in the novel "Duty-husband" have not yet been revealed. The original novel was not finished yet, so it was impossible to know Ning Yi's final destination and the next step of his plan.

Ning Yi became the emperor in the novel. He had personally killed Zhou Zhe in the imperial court and became the new monarch. This was one of the plots in the novel. However, the original novel had not been completely updated, and Ning Yi's ending had yet to be revealed. Although some search results mentioned that Ning Yi finally killed the emperor and established a new regime, this information had not been confirmed. Therefore, it was not certain whether Ning Yi would become the emperor.

Ning Yi eventually became the emperor. He had personally killed Zhou Zhe in the imperial court and became the new monarch. Ning Yi had killed Zhou Zhe because he had killed his good friend Qin Siyuan and framed his wife, Su Tan 'er. Therefore, according to the information provided, Ning Yi had indeed become the emperor.

In the novel, Ning Yi eventually became the emperor. He had personally killed Zhou Zhe in the imperial court and became the new monarch. Ning Yi had killed Zhou Zhe because he had killed his good friend Qin Siyuan and framed his wife, Su Tan 'er. Thus, Ning Yi eventually became the emperor.

His son-in-law, Ning Yi, eventually became the emperor. He had personally killed Zhou Zhe in the imperial court and became the new monarch.

In the novel, Ning Yi eventually became the emperor. He had personally killed Zhou Zhe in the imperial court and became the new monarch. Ning Yi had killed Zhou Zhe because he had killed his good friend Qin Siyuan and framed his wife, Su Tan 'er. Therefore, Ning Yi did become the emperor.

His son-in-law, Ning Yi, eventually became the emperor. In the novel," A Duel Son-in-law," Ning Yi killed Zhou Zhe and became the new monarch. He had killed Zhou Zhe because he had killed his good friend Qin Siyuan and framed his wife, Su Tan 'er. Thus, Ning Yi eventually became the emperor.

Ning Yi, the son-in-law, eventually became the emperor in the novel. He had personally killed Zhou Zhe in the imperial court and became the new monarch. Ning Yi had killed Zhou Zhe because he had killed his good friend Qin Siyuan and framed his wife, Su Tan 'er. Therefore, according to the information provided, Ning Yi had indeed become the emperor.

Ning Yi's ending in the novel was that he established his own regime and became the richest man in Jiangning. The reason he rebelled was because his first wife, Su Tan 'er, was framed, and his good friend, Qin Siyuan, was killed. A month after Qin Siyuan's death, Ning Yi launched a rebellion and killed Emperor Zhou Zhe in the main hall. However, Ning Yi did not transmigrate in the drama version, but had a dream, so he might not have really become an emperor. However, he should be able to become the richest man in the world and live happily with Su Tan 'er. As for the real ending, one had to read the original novel to know.

Ning Yi married Zhou Pei in the novel," Dub Son-in-law." Ning Yi married Zhou Pei in chapters 123 and 254 respectively. Zhou Pei was the eldest princess of Jianshuo Dynasty and also Ning Yi's disciple. In order to protect Zhou Pei, Ning Yi married her as a concubine. However, it was important to note that in the TV series " Deputy-in-law," Ning Yi and Zhou Pei were not together. Ning Yi was the live-in son-in-law of Su Boyong, the eldest son of the Su family, while Zhou Pei was the eldest daughter of the eldest son of the Su family. Although the two of them often bickered, there was no emotional scene. In addition, according to the plot in chapter 63 of the original novel, after Ning Yi left the Wu Dynasty, Zhou Pei married someone else.