"Celebrating the Years", the finale of Si Lili

In " Celebrating Years," Si Lili's ending was to marry the Northern Qi Emperor, Zhan Doudou, and become the Northern Qi Imperial Consort. She and the Northern Qi Emperor had a daughter named Red Bean Rice. Si Lili experienced the entanglement of revenge and love in the play. In the end, she chose to protect the interests of Zhan Doudou and Northern Qi, married Zhan Doudou, and became the Imperial Consort.

In " Celebrating Years," Si Lili's ending was to marry the Northern Qi Emperor, Zhan Doudou, and become the Northern Qi Imperial Consort. She and the Northern Qi Emperor had a daughter named Red Bean Rice. Si Lili experienced the entanglement of revenge and love in the play. In the end, she chose to protect the interests of Zhan Doudou and Northern Qi, married Zhan Doudou, and became the Imperial Consort.

In " Celebrating Years," Si Lili's ending was to marry the Northern Qi Emperor, Zhan Doudou, and become the Northern Qi Imperial Consort. She and the Northern Qi Emperor had a daughter named Red Bean Rice. Si Lili experienced the entanglement of revenge and love in the play. In the end, she chose to protect the interests of Zhan Doudou and Northern Qi, married Zhan Doudou, and became the Imperial Consort.

In " Celebrating Years," Si Lili's ending was to marry the Northern Qi Emperor, Zhan Doudou, and become the Northern Qi Imperial Consort. She and the Northern Qi Emperor had a daughter named Red Bean Rice. Although Si Lili liked Fan Xian, she chose to protect the interests of Northern Qi and Zhan Doudou. In the end, she married Zhan Doudou and became the imperial concubine.

In " Celebrating Years," Si Lili's ending was to marry the Northern Qi Emperor, Zhan Doudou, and become the Northern Qi Imperial Consort. She and the Northern Qi Emperor had a daughter named Red Bean Rice. Although Si Lili liked Fan Xian, she chose to protect the interests of Northern Qi and Zhan Doudou. In the end, she married Zhan Doudou and became an imperial noble consort.

The ending of " Celebrating Years " was that Si Lili married the Northern Qi Emperor, Zhan Doudou, and became the Northern Qi Imperial Consort. In order to protect Zhan Doudou's identity, she took on the responsibility of raising Zhan Doudou and Fan Xian's daughter, Red Bean Rice. Si Lili's true identity was a spy from Northern Qi in the Qing Kingdom, using her status as a courtesan to gather intelligence.

In " Celebrating Years," Si Lili's ending was to marry the Northern Qi Emperor, Zhan Doudou, and become the Northern Qi Imperial Consort. She and the Northern Qi Emperor had a daughter named Red Bean Rice. Although Si Lili liked Fan Xian, she chose to protect the interests of Northern Qi and Zhan Doudou. In the end, she married Zhan Doudou and became the imperial concubine.

In " Celebrating Years," Si Lili's ending was to marry the Northern Qi Emperor, Zhan Doudou, and become the Northern Qi Imperial Consort. She and the Northern Qi Emperor had a daughter named Red Bean Rice. Although Si Lili liked Fan Xian, she chose to protect the interests of Northern Qi and Zhan Doudou. In the end, she married Zhan Doudou and became an imperial noble consort.

In " Celebrating Years," Si Lili's ending was to marry the Northern Qi Emperor, Zhan Doudou, and become the Northern Qi Imperial Consort. She and the Northern Qi Emperor had a daughter named Red Bean Rice. Although Si Lili liked Fan Xian, she chose to protect the interests of Northern Qi and Zhan Doudou. In the end, she married Zhan Doudou and became the imperial concubine.

In " Celebrating Years," Si Lili's ending was to marry the Northern Qi Emperor, Zhan Doudou, and become the Northern Qi Imperial Consort. She and the Northern Qi Emperor had a daughter named Red Bean Rice. Si Lili experienced the entanglement of revenge and love in the play. In the end, she chose to protect the interests of Zhan Doudou and Northern Qi, married Zhan Doudou, and became the Imperial Consort.