Celebrating the death of the Great Grandmaster

The death of the Great Grandmaster in Qing Yunian is a key plot. We can draw the following conclusion: The Qing Emperor was a Great Grandmaster in Qing Yunian. He was the Emperor of the Qing Kingdom and also the Great Grandmaster with the highest martial arts. In the play, the Qing Emperor used conspiracies and schemes to control the entire Qing Kingdom. At the same time, he also pursued and assassinated the other Great Grandmasters. However, in the fated battle between the Qing Emperor and Fan Xian, the Qing Emperor was defeated by Fan Xian and the others. In the end, he was killed by Fan Xian's sneak attack. The Qing Emperor's death marked the end of the Qing Kingdom's turmoil. The Four Great Grandmasters no longer existed. The death of the Great Grandmaster in the Qing years was an important turning point in the development of the plot. It was also the critical moment for Fan Xian to finally seize power.

In " Celebrating Years," the Four Great Grandmasters were the Qing Emperor, who had been hidden in the palace for more than twenty years, the Flowing Cloud Sanshou Ye Liuyun, the Northern Qi Imperial Advisor Ku He, and the Guardian God of Dongyi, Sigu Jian. These four Grandmasters were all peerless experts at the peak of the world, and their strength was not much different. It was indeed difficult to rank them, but it could be seen from their martial arts cultivation and advancement to grandmaster. Through the battle with Ye Qingmei's servant, Wu Zhu, Ye Liuyun comprehended the Flowing Cloud Sanshou and became a martial grandmaster. Ku He obtained the heaven-blessed theology in the temple and became a great grandmaster. Sigu Jian had obtained a secret book of sword techniques from his exchange with Ye Qingmei and had also become a Great Grandmaster. The Qing Emperor had given Ye Qingmei the Tyrannical Technique. Although there were side effects, he could still become a Great Grandmaster. As a result, the Qing Emperor was one of the Four Great Grandmasters. He was very powerful.

There were four Great Grandmasters in the Qing Dynasty. They were Ye Liuyun, Ku He, the Qing Emperor, and Sigu Jian. Ye Liuyun was a true genius. He had become a grandmaster with his own talent and strength. Ku He was the younger brother of Northern Wei general Zhan Mingyue. He had become a Great Grandmaster through a mysterious secret manual. The Qing Emperor was the Emperor of the Qing Kingdom. Through the Tyrannical zhenqi that Ye Qingmei had given him, he had broken the ceiling of his martial strength and become a Great Grandmaster. Sigu Jian was the son of the City Lord of Dongyi. He was proficient in the Sigu Sword Style and was one of the Four Great Grandmasters. These four great grandmasters played an important role in the celebration of the year, affecting the development of the plot.

The fate of the four grandmasters of Qing Yu Nian was as follows: In the end, the Qing Emperor died tragically under Wu Zhu's blindfold. Before he died, he was unwilling to admit his mistake. Ku He was severely injured by the Qing Emperor and died in the end. After Sigu Jian was seriously injured, he returned to Dongyi and passed away after entrusting the city and the Sword Hut to Fan Xian. Ye Liuyun had rebelled during the battle of Dong Mountain and had gone overseas with Fan Xian's teacher, Fei Jie.

Great Grandmaster Qing Yu Nian's ending was that the Qing Emperor was killed by Wu Zhu. Ku He died on Dong Mountain after being seriously injured by the Qing Emperor. Sigu Jian and Fan Xian joined forces to fight the Qing Emperor and also died on Dong Mountain. Ye Liuyun chose to live alone. As for the outcome of the fifth grandmaster, there was no relevant information in the search results provided, so it was impossible to know.

There was no clear information about the lifespan of a grandmaster in " Celebrating Years ". The search results did not provide any specific information about the lifespan of a martial grandmaster. "Therefore, I don't know how long a martial grandmaster can live.

The ending of the four grandmasters of Qing Yuannian was as follows: The Qing Emperor was eventually killed by Fan Xian and Wu Zhu working together. Ku He died on Dong Mountain after being seriously injured by the Qing Emperor. Sigu Jian and Fan Xian joined forces to fight the Qing Emperor and also died on Dong Mountain. Ye Liuyun chose to live alone and did not continue living with Fan Xian.

The fate of the four grandmasters of Qing Yu Nian was as follows: In the end, the Qing Emperor died tragically under Wu Zhu's blindfold. Before he died, he was unwilling to admit his mistake. Ku He was severely injured by the Qing Emperor and died in the end. After Sigu Jian was seriously injured, he returned to Dongyi and passed away after entrusting the city and the Sword Hut to Fan Xian. Ye Liuyun had rebelled during the battle of Dong Mountain and had gone overseas with Fan Xian's teacher, Fei Jie.

The fate of the four grandmasters of Qing Yu Nian was as follows: In the end, the Qing Emperor died tragically under Wu Zhu's blindfold. Before he died, he was unwilling to admit his mistake. Ku He was severely injured by the Qing Emperor and died in the end. After Sigu Jian was seriously injured, he returned to Dongyi and passed away after entrusting the city and the Sword Hut to Fan Xian. Ye Liuyun had betrayed the Qing Kingdom during the battle of Dong Mountain. In the end, he had left the Qing Kingdom with Fan Xian to go overseas.

The four grandmasters of the Qing Dynasty were the Qing Emperor, Ku He, Ye Liuyun, and Sigu Jian. The Qing Emperor was the least powerful but the most decisive grandmaster. He had more of a domineering aura. Ku He was Northern Qi's Imperial Advisor. He had used a mysterious secret manual to break through the upper ninth-level and become the first Great Grandmaster in the world. Ye Liuyun was a true genius. He had not obtained any secret manuals from Ye Qingmei, nor had he relied on anyone's guidance. He had relied on a fight with Wu Zhu to become a grandmaster. Sigu Jian was the City Lord of Dongyi. He had thirteen disciples above the ninth level under him and was considered one of the strongest Grandmasters. In general, the great grandmasters of the Qing Dynasty were all top-notch combat forces with outstanding martial strength. Everyone had their own unique strength and characteristics.