Qing Yu Nian, Hong Siyang, who are you?

During the Qing Dynasty, Hong Siyang was the Qing Emperor's eunuch. He had a special position in the Qing Royal Palace and was deeply trusted by the empress dowager and the Qing Emperor. He handled some secret matters. Hong Siyang was only loyal to the Qing Emperor. The others were not important to him. He was considered to be at the peak of Rank-9 and was unable to break through to the realm of Great Grandmaster. In the battle of Dong Mountain, he had fought Ku He and self-destructed, crippling Sigu Jian and Ku He. Hong Siyang was thought to be the Qing Emperor's tool, and the Qing Emperor was the hidden Great Grandmaster.

Hong Sixiang was a character in the novel " Celebrating Years " and its derivative works. He was an expert in the palace and deeply trusted by the Qing Emperor. He was entrusted with the important task of protecting the royal family. Hong Sixiang's true martial arts skills were unfathomable. His true identity and past had always been a mystery. In the novel, he and the main character, Fan Xian, had many confrontations. The relationship between the two was also very complicated.

Hong Siyang was not a martial grandmaster. Grandmaster was a web novel genre, mainly represented by the sly " Celebrating Years ". In " Celebrating Years," a great grandmaster referred to a person who had reached the ninth-grade realm and above. Hong Siyang was the Minister of Revenue in the novel. He was in charge of the country's finances and was a civil official. He did not cultivate martial arts, so he was not a great grandmaster.

Hong Sixiang was a master of the palace in " Celebrating Years." He was one of the Qing Emperor's four great grandmasters and was at the peak of ninth-level. The original book did not clearly state that he was a Great Grandmaster.

No, Hong Siyang was a ninth-level master, not a martial grandmaster.

Hong Siyang's strength was at the peak of Rank-9, only one step away from becoming a martial grandmaster. He was mistaken for a martial grandmaster, but in fact, he was not.

Hong Sixiang's strength was described in Celebrating Years as Peak Rank-9, only one step away from Grandmaster. He had been recognized by the Qing Emperor as the number one person at the ninth-level and possessed Tyrannical zhenqi. Although Hong Sixiang's strength was close to that of a Great Grandmaster, he was easily defeated by Ku He at the battle of Dong Mountain. In the end, Ku He realized that the Qing Emperor was the true Grandmaster. Therefore, Hong Sixiang's strength could be considered to be at the peak of Rank-9, but he was not a Great Grandmaster.

Hong Siyang's strength was described in the " Celebrating Years " as Peak Rank-9, close to the level of a Great Grandmaster. He had been recognized by the Qing Emperor as the number one person at the ninth-level and possessed Tyrannical zhenqi. However, the specific strength was not clearly stated. Some of the search results mentioned that his martial arts had reached beyond ninth grade and was close to the realm of a great grandmaster, but there were also some results that mentioned that he had been easily defeated by Ku He in the battle of Dong Mountain. Therefore, the information provided by the search results regarding Hong Siyang's strength was not consistent, and there was no definite answer.

Hong Siyang was a character in " Celebrating Years." He was the chief eunuch of the Qing Kingdom and a favorite of the empress dowager. Hong Siyang was an expert hidden in the dark. He was mistaken for one of the Qing Kingdom's Grandmasters. However, in the Battle of Dong Mountain, he was easily defeated by Ku He, one of the Four Great Grandmasters. Hong Siyang was not a Great Grandmaster in the palace, but the Qing Emperor's substitute.

Hong Siyang was a character in " Celebrating Years." He was the chief eunuch of the Qing Kingdom and a favorite of the empress dowager. Hong Siyang was an expert hidden in the dark. He was mistaken for one of the Qing Kingdom's Grandmasters. However, in the Battle of Dong Mountain, he was easily defeated by Ku He, one of the Four Great Grandmasters. Hong Siyang was not a Great Grandmaster hidden in the palace. He was the Qing Emperor's tool. The Qing Emperor was the true hidden Great Grandmaster.