Celebrating the years, the shadow is real

In " Celebrating Years," the Shadow's true identity was Sigu Jian's younger brother. He hibernated by Chen Pingping's side and hid his true identity because he had been saved by Chen Pingping. He was loyal to her and wanted to protect her safety. The Shadow's original name was Sigu Jian. He was an outstanding martial arts grandmaster. In order to improve his cultivation, he had massacred Dongyi and seized power. However, he also killed all his family members, and only the shadow escaped. The Shadow was determined to stay by Chen Pingping's side and hide his true identity. It was not only to protect Chen Pingping, but also for another purpose, which was to practice martial arts to strengthen himself and then take revenge. Fei Jie took off his mask, saw his true face, and learned his story. Although the Shadow had been secretly cultivating and had already reached the realm of a ninth-grade martial artist, it was still inferior to the Great Grandmaster Sigu Jian.

You can find real-life photos of the character's shadow in " Celebrating Years." The Shadow's true identity was Great Grandmaster Sigu Jian's younger brother and the son of the former Dongyi City Lord. Even though Shadow had been blindfolded in the movie, one could still find photos of Wu Zhu, who was played by Tong Mengshi, in the relevant search results. These photos showed Tong Mengshi's beautiful and handsome image. Therefore, he could search for the real person in the shadow photo.

In Qing Yu Nian's novel, the real body of the shadow was Liu Che, the prince of South Chu. After Liu Che was deposed, he was secretly sent to Northern Han and became a guest of Northern Han. During his time in Northern Han, he learned the culture and martial arts of Northern Han and became a general of Northern Han. Later on, he returned to South Chu and changed his name to Shadow to give advice to the Emperor of South Chu. Therefore, the real body of the shadow was the South Chu Crown Prince, Liu Che.

There were two versions of the shadow's true body in the novels about the celebration of the past few years. One theory was that the real identity of the Shadow was Liu Che, the Crown Prince of South Chu. He had learned the culture and martial arts of the Northern Han Dynasty during his time in the Northern Han Dynasty and became a general of the Northern Han Dynasty. Later, he returned to South Chu under the alias of the Shadow and gave advice to the Emperor of South Chu. Another theory was that the Shadow's true body was Da Bao. He was the younger brother of Great Grandmaster Sigu Jian and also the son of the former Dongyi City Lord. The Shadow hid his true appearance and identity and became Chen Pingping's personal guard. Therefore, according to the information provided, the real body of the shadow in Qing Yuannian's novel could be the South Chu Crown Prince Liu Che or Dabao.

In the novel Qing Yu Nian, the real body of the shadow was Liu Che, the prince of South Chu. Liu Che received the teachings of the Northern Han Emperor and became a general of the Northern Han Dynasty. Later on, he returned to South Chu and changed his name to Shadow to give advice to the Emperor of South Chu. The true identity of the shadow was revealed in the play. He was the prince of South Chu, Liu Che.

In Qing Yu Nian's novel, the real body of the shadow was Liu Che, the prince of South Chu. After Liu Che was deposed, he was secretly sent to Northern Han and became a guest of Northern Han. During his time in Northern Han, he received the teachings of the Northern Han Emperor and became a general of Northern Han. Later on, he returned to South Chu and changed his name to Shadow to give advice to the Emperor of South Chu. The true identity of the shadow was revealed in the play. He was the prince of South Chu, Liu Che.

In Qing Yu Nian's novel, the real body of the shadow was Liu Che, the prince of South Chu. After Liu Che was deposed, he was secretly sent to Northern Han and became a guest of Northern Han. During his time in Northern Han, he learned the culture and martial arts of Northern Han and became a general of Northern Han. Later on, he returned to South Chu and changed his name to Shadow to give advice to the Emperor of South Chu. Therefore, the real body of the shadow in Qing Yu Nian's novel was Liu Che, the prince of South Chu.

In Qing Yu Nian's novel, the real body of the shadow was Liu Che, the prince of South Chu. Liu Che received the teachings of the Northern Han Emperor and became a general of the Northern Han Dynasty. Later on, he returned to South Chu and changed his name to Shadow to give advice to the Emperor of South Chu.

In Qing Yu Nian's novel, the real body of the shadow was Liu Che, the prince of South Chu. After Liu Che was deposed, he was secretly sent to Northern Han and became a guest of Northern Han. During his time in Northern Han, he learned the culture and martial arts of Northern Han and became a general of Northern Han. Later on, he returned to South Chu and changed his name to Shadow to give advice to the Emperor of South Chu. Therefore, the real body of the shadow was the South Chu Crown Prince, Liu Che.

The shadow in " Celebrating Years " was Sigu Jian's younger brother. He was the son of the Dongyi City Lord. He was indignant because his brother had massacred his entire family. Later, he joined Chen Pingping and became the personal guard of the Sixth Bureau of the Inspection Institute. The Shadow's true identity was Sigu Jian's eldest disciple. He hid his identity and wore a mask, waiting to take revenge on his brother Sigu Jian.