Qing Yu Nian (7) Chapter 118

Chapter 73 of the sixth volume of Celebrating Years was a chapter in the novel " Celebrating Years ". This chapter described how Fan Xian faced a general and lowered his head slightly. He narrowed his eyes and resisted the thick arrow intent coming from the other person's body. The arrow intent was not killing intent, but a kind of aura that seemed to reveal one's inner heart. Fan Xian was suppressed by the other party's aura, showing that this general's cultivation was one level higher than his.

Chapter 133 of the seventh volume was a chapter of the novel " Celebrating Years ". This chapter described Fan Xian breathing expressionlessly in the wind and snow, absorbing the Yuan Qi between heaven and earth. At the same time, his left arm naturally slid through the wind and snow, protecting his vital points. The Emperor's fist finally struck Fan Xian's chest, leaving a mark on the back of a horizontal palm. However, the specific plot and background information could only be understood after reading the entire chapter.

Qing Yunian's sixth volume, chapter 86, was called " Three Nights in the Palace." In this chapter, the Qing Emperor did not sleep in the rear palace, but directly in the royal study. This plot showed the emperor's diligence in government affairs and his indifference to the harem, as well as the scene of the eunuchs preparing all the tools for him. For the details of the plot, you need to read the original novel of this chapter,"Celebrating Years."

Qing Yunian's seventh volume, chapter 40, was called 'The Woman in the Mountain and the Emperor's Heart'. In this chapter, the Northern Qi Emperor personally participated in Sigu Jian's Sword Hut opening ceremony. Even though this was the last time Sigu Jian would appear in the world, this Hut Meeting was very important to Northern Qi because it would determine the ownership of Dongyi.

Chapter 133 of Qing Yu Nian's fifth volume was about Fan Jian's sword. In this chapter, Fan Jian had been working in the Ministry of Revenue. However, due to the investigation work, some problems gradually surfaced. Fan Jian's sword also became the focus of the investigation. The Crown Prince attached great importance to this matter and even sent people to monitor the two assistant ministers. The whole story was full of suspense.

Qing Yunian's sixth volume, chapter 86, was called " Three Nights in the Palace." In this chapter, the Qing Emperor did not sleep in the rear palace, but directly in the royal study. This plot showed the emperor's diligence in government affairs and his indifference to the harem, as well as the scene of the eunuchs preparing all the tools for him. For the details of the plot, you need to read the original novel of this chapter,"Celebrating Years."

Chapter 176 of the sixth volume of Qing Yu Nian was about the story of Fan Xian sending off his comrades. In this chapter, Fan Xian faced the Emperor's silence and indulgence, expressing his father's indulgence and understanding of him. Fan Xian rarely used his great killing weapon when facing a desperate situation. He had only used it once in the primitive mountain forest.

Qing Yunian's sixth volume, chapter 86, was called " Three Nights in the Palace." In this chapter, the Qing Emperor did not sleep in the rear palace, but directly in the royal study. This plot showed the emperor's diligence in government affairs and his indifference to the harem, as well as the scene of the eunuchs preparing all the tools for him. For the details of the plot, you need to read the original novel of this chapter,"Celebrating Years."

Qing Yunian's sixth volume, chapter 86, was called " Three Nights in the Palace." In this chapter, the Qing Emperor did not sleep in the rear palace, but directly in the royal study. This plot showed the emperor's diligence in government affairs and his indifference to the harem, as well as the scene of the eunuchs preparing all the tools for him. For the details of the plot, you need to read the original novel of this chapter,"Celebrating Years."

Chapter 65 of Qing Yunian's sixth volume described the Qing royal family's management regulations for eunuchs, including not allowing eunuchs to live outside the palace. However, some of the eunuchs with status still had conspicuous mansions in the slums.