There are seven volumes in total. The following is the introduction of each volume: The first volume was called "A Visitor from afar." It told the story of the protagonist, Fan Xian, as a witness to the Qing Kingdom's decades of storms, experiencing family grudges, Jianghu disputes, and court politics. The second volume was called "In Jingdou." The story revolved around Fan Xian's experiences in Jingdou. It included his winning of a poem at King Jing's manor, his assassination on Niulan Street, and other plots. The introduction of the third volume was unknown. The introduction of the fourth volume was unknown. The fifth volume was called "The Capital and Jiangnan (Part 1)." Fan Xian had received news that under the Northern Qi Emperor's instructions, Shang Shanhu had killed Shen Zhong. Arriving outside Jingdou, Fan Xian met the Great Prince who had returned to the capital. In order to show the Emperor that he had no ambitions and would not deliberately befriend all the princes, he deliberately fought with the Great Prince for the way into the city. Fan Xian also interacted with the Second and Third Princes. This volume ended with Fan Xian being knighted. The sixth volume was called "Jiangnan Imperial Envoy." Fan Xian was sent by the Emperor to bring the little prince to Jiangnan. Facing the division of the country's wealth by the various financial groups, he used bidding and thunderbolt methods to fight corruption and recover the embezzled wealth. The introduction of the seventh volume was unknown. Please note that the introductions of the third, fourth, and seventh volumes are not known.
There are seven volumes in total. The following is a summary of each volume: The first volume," A Guest from afar," was a story of the protagonist Fan Xian, who had witnessed the Qing Kingdom for decades and experienced family grudges, Jianghu disputes, and court politics. In the second volume," In Jingdou," the story revolved around Fan Xian's experiences in Jingdou. It included the plots of him winning a reputation for poetry in King Jing's manor and assassinating people on Niulan Street to show off his martial arts. The third volume, Snow of the Cang Mountains, was about Fan Xian going to Taiping Courtyard to pay respects to his mother, the negotiations at Honglu Temple, and the story of a drunken eulogy. The fourth volume," Fog of the North Sea ": Fan Xian went to Northern Qi. He cut out the first 27 chapters of the novel," The spring examination revealed fraud, Fan Xian's identity as commissioner was exposed for the first time, and Minister of Rites Guo Youzhi stepped down." Then he went to Northern Qi. The story of the Qing Emperor returning to the capital. Fan Xian brought his family to pay respects to the Eldest Princess, the Empress, the Second Prince, and the Crown Prince. The sixth volume," Jiangnan Imperial Envoy ", Fan Xian brought the little prince all the way to Jiangnan and faced the division of the country's wealth by the various financial groups. The seventh volume," Main Points and Personal Summations ": Fan Xian took Thirteenth Wang to visit the Temple again. Fan Xian was on the verge of death. Haitang Duoduo and Thirteenth Wang smashed the Temple and returned south to Langya County in Northern Qi. Fan Xian returned to Jingdou to go to the Ye manor to gather information. Fan Xian sneaked into the Palace to assassinate the Qing Emperor. The Qing Emperor died, and Fan Xian went into seclusion. The novel ended. Please note that the above summary is based on the search results provided and may be incomplete or missing.
There are seven volumes in total. The introduction of each volume was as follows: The first volume was called "A Visitor from afar." It told the story of the protagonist, Fan Xian, as a witness to the Qing Kingdom's decades of storms, experiencing family grudges, Jianghu disputes, and court politics. The second volume was called "In Jingdou." The story revolved around Fan Xian's experiences in Jingdou. It included his winning of a poem in King Jing's manor, his assassination on Niulan Street, and his display of martial arts. The third volume was called "Snow of the Cang Mountains." It told the story of Fan Xian going to Taiping Courtyard to pay respects to his mother, the negotiations at Honglu Temple, and the drunken eulogy. The fourth volume was called "Fog of the North Sea." In the story, Fan Xian was sent to Northern Qi and participated in the spring examinations to expose his shortcomings. The fifth volume was called "Jiangnan in the Capital (Part 1)." It described Fan Xian's interactions with the Great Prince, Crown Prince, and others after he returned to the capital, as well as the plot of Fan Jian informing Fan Xian at the family banquet that he would be conferred a title. The sixth volume was called "Jiangnan Imperial Envoy." In the story, Fan Xian was sent by the Emperor to bring the little prince to Jiangnan and face all kinds of tests and challenges. The seventh volume was called "The Way of Criminal Law." It used Song Shiren as the starting point and told the story of him as a litigation master. After the Qing Emperor returned to the capital, Fan Xian and his family paid respects to the Eldest Princess and the empress. Note: The provided search results do not contain detailed conclusions for each volume of "Celebration Yu Nian".
There are seven volumes in total. The introduction of each volume was as follows: The first volume was called "A Visitor from afar." It told the story of the protagonist, Fan Xian, as a witness to the Qing Kingdom's decades of storms, experiencing family grudges, Jianghu disputes, and court politics. The second volume was called "In Jingdou." The story revolved around Fan Xian's experiences in Jingdou. It included his winning of a poem in King Jing's manor, his assassination on Niulan Street, and his display of martial arts. The third volume was called "Snow of the Cang Mountains." It described Fan Xian's visit to Taiping Courtyard to pay respects to his mother, the negotiations at Honglu Temple, the drunken eulogy, and the scattering of words. The fourth volume was called "Fog of the North Sea." It told the story of Fan Xian's diplomatic mission to Northern Qi. The fifth volume was called "Jiangnan in the Capital (Part 1)." It described Fan Xian's experiences outside of Jingdou, including his battle with the Great Prince and Fan Xian entering the Palace to meet the Emperor. The sixth volume was called "Jiangnan Imperial Envoy." It described how Fan Xian and the little prince rushed to Jiangnan through wind and rain. They faced the various financial groups and divided up the country's wealth. The summary of the seventh volume was not in the search results provided.
There are seven volumes in total. The following is the introduction of each volume: The first volume was called " A Visitor from afar." It told the story of the protagonist, Fan Xian, as a witness to the Qing Kingdom's decades of storms, experiencing family grudges, Jianghu disputes, and court politics. The second volume was called " In Jingdou." The story revolved around Fan Xian's experiences in Jingdou. It included his winning of a poem at King Jing's manor, his assassination on Niulan Street, and other plots. The introduction of the third volume was unknown. The introduction of the fourth volume was unknown. The introduction of the fifth volume was unknown. The sixth volume was called " Jiangnan Imperial Envoy." It told the story of Fan Xian being sent by the Emperor to Jiangnan with the little prince. Facing the division of the country's wealth by the various financial groups, he used bidding and thunderbolt methods to fight corruption and recover the embezzled wealth. The introduction of the seventh volume was unknown.
There are seven volumes in total. The introduction of each volume was as follows: The first volume was called "A Visitor from afar." It told the story of the protagonist, Fan Xian, as a witness to the Qing Kingdom's decades of storms, experiencing family grudges, Jianghu disputes, and court politics. The second volume was called "In Jingdou." The story revolved around Fan Xian's experiences in Jingdou. It included his winning of a poem at King Jing's manor, his assassination on Niulan Street, and other plots. The third volume was called "Snow of the Cang Mountains." It told the story of Fan Xian going to Taiping Courtyard to pay respects to his mother, the negotiations at Honglu Temple, and the drunken eulogy. The fourth volume was called "Fog of the North Sea." It was the story of Fan Xian's diplomatic mission to Northern Qi. It included the exposure of the abuses in the spring examinations, the first exposure of Fan Xian's identity as Commissioner, and the fall of Minister of Rites Guo You. The fifth volume was called "The Capital and Jiangnan (Part 1)." It described the Qing Emperor's great kindness to Fan Xian and the situation of Fan Xian losing control of the zhenqi in his body. The sixth volume was called "Jiangnan Imperial Envoy." It was the story of Fan Xian rushing to Jiangnan with the little prince. Faced with the division of the country's wealth by the various financial groups, Fan Xian worked hard to take back the property that the Jiangnan big shots had embezzled for many years. The seventh volume was called "The Main Points and Personal Summations." Fan Xian took Thirteenth Wang to visit the Temple again, and Fan Xian sneaked into the Palace to assassinate the Qing Emperor. In the end, Fan Xian retired and the novel ended.
" Celebrating Years " was a TV series adapted from Maoni's novel of the same name. It had a total of 46 episodes. The plot revolved around a young man with a mysterious background, Fan Xian. Fan Xian had learned martial arts and poison techniques from the poison expert Fei Jie since he was young. Four years later, his martial arts had become superior. A poisoning incident kicked off. Fan Xian set foot on a trip to Jingdou and met Liu Ruyu, Fan Sizhe, and the others. He fell in love with Lin Wan 'er at first sight. However, his peaceful life was broken by a siege. Teng Zijing had died to save Fan Xian. Fan Xian felt the warmth and coldness of the world and was determined to change it. With the support of his righteous companions, Fan Xian experienced hardships and dangers. He held fast to his innocence and moved forward bravely.
" Celebrating Years " was Maoni's original novel. It told the legendary story of a young man with a mysterious background, Fan Xian, who had experienced the trials of his family and the martial world. In the story, Fan Xian had unknowingly broken the current balance of the Qing Kingdom's officialdom. He had discovered that he was the Emperor's illegitimate son and learned that the Emperor was the murderer of his own mother. The story was set in a fictional ancient country, the Great Jin. Human civilization had regressed to the feudal era due to the destruction of nuclear war. Fan Xian's growth and adventures, as well as Ye Qingmei's influence and secrets, were also important elements in the story. The ending of the story was Fan Xian taking his wife and children to live in seclusion by West Lake, living a free life.
" Celebrating Years " was Maoni's original novel. It told the legendary story of a young man with a mysterious background, Fan Xian, who had experienced the trials of his family and the martial world. In the story, Fan Xian had unknowingly broken the current balance of the Qing Kingdom's officialdom. He had discovered that he was the Emperor's illegitimate son and learned that the Emperor was the murderer of his own mother. The ending of the story was Fan Xian taking his wife and children to live in seclusion by West Lake, living a free life. Fan Xian's growth and Ye Qingmei's life ran through the book. The story was set in a fictional ancient country, the Great Jin. Human civilization had regressed to the feudal era because of the destruction of nuclear war. Fan Xian was a transmigrator. He grew up in the Qing Duke's manor and met a group of like-minded people. The story also involved Fan Xian's three students and his marriage, as well as his return to Northern Qi and his control of the palace treasury. For the specific plot and details, please read the original novel.
" Celebrating Years " was a historical drama that told the story of the protagonist Fan Xian's growth from youth to adulthood. At the age of 15, Fan Xian received the teachings of his father and the Director of the Overwatch Council. He learned to recognize poison, use poison, and martial arts. After solving a poisoning incident, he went to the capital with a sense of crisis and a search for the truth. While in Jingdou, Fan Xian had seen Liu Ruyu and his brother Fan Sizhe show off their might. He had fallen in love with his future wife, Lin Wan 'er, at first sight. He had also seen the graceful and talented sister, Fan Ruoruo. However, his peaceful life was suddenly broken. Fan Xian encountered a siege on Niulan Street. The guard Teng Zijing died trying to save Fan Xian. Fan Xian felt a chill run down his spine. He understood his mother's desire to change the world even more. With the help of his friends, Fan Xian overcame many difficulties and grew up. The details of the plot needed to be watched.
The original novel of " Celebrating the Years " was about the growth of a young man with a mysterious background, Fan Xian, and the life of Ye Qingmei. The story was set in a fictional ancient country, the Great Jin. Human civilization had regressed to the feudal era due to the destruction of nuclear war. Fan Xian was a transmigrator. He grew up in the Qing Duke's manor and made a group of like-minded friends. In the story, Fan Xian had unknowingly broken the current balance of the Qing Kingdom's officialdom. He had discovered that he was the Emperor's illegitimate son and learned that the Emperor was the murderer of his own mother. The story also involved Ye Qingmei's background and her threat to the Qing Emperor's imperial power. There were also some important plot points such as Fan Xian's confrontation with the Second Prince and the rise and fall of the Qing Public House. The story ended with Fan Xian living in seclusion by West Lake, living a free life.