Li Chengqian's Fictions After He Was Exiled

There were many novels about the exiled Crown Prince Li Chengqian. One of the books was " Tang Empire: Starting from the Deposed Crown Prince's Registration ", which described how the deposed Crown Prince Li Chengqian awakened the Registration System after he was exiled to Qianzhou. Through his hard work and contributions, the deposed Crown Prince received the appreciation and respect of the people. The other book was " Great Tang: Abolishing the Crown Prince's Position at the Beginning ". It told the story of a 21st-century youth who accidentally transmigrated to become the Crown Prince of the Great Tang, Li Chengqian. He awakened the system and requested to abolish the Crown Prince's position, causing a shock in the court. However, the specific plot and content of these novels were not known due to the limited search results provided.

Li Shimin's novels, which favored Li Chengqian after his rebirth, had many names, including Zhenguan Fengyun, Life to Death, The Great Tang's Imperial Grandson: Saving Li Chengqian at the Beginning, The Strongest Imperial Grandson of the Great Tang, The Great Tang: Eight-year-old Bear Child, Mad Li Shimin, The Prince of the Great Tang Lying Down, Li Shimin Begged Me to Become Emperor, The Great Tang: My Father, Emperor Taizong Li Shimin, The Reckless Prince of the Great Tang Li Chengqian, The Reborn Emperor of the Tang Li Chengqian, Reborn Li Chengqian Doesn't Want to Be the Crown Prince, and so on.

After Li Chengqian's death, Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty, Li Shimin, felt very sad. He stopped court for a day at Li Chengqian's funeral and buried him in the manner of a Duke. Li Shiming was very sad about Li Chengqian's death, which could be seen from his behavior.

After Li Chengqian's death, Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty, Li Shimin, felt very sad. He stopped court for a day at Li Chengqian's funeral and buried him in the manner of a Duke. Li Shiming was very sad about Li Chengqian's death, which could be seen from his behavior. Although Li Chengqian was deposed as the Crown Prince, his descendants still retained their status as members of the Imperial Clan and lived well. Li Chengqian's grandson, Li Shizhi, had even become the prime minister and reached the peak of power. Li Chengqian's death did not affect the succession of the Tang Dynasty. In the end, Li Shimin's other son, Li Zhi, succeeded the throne.

The novels between Li Chengqian and Li Yunrui included "Celebrating Years: The Fox and the Dodder Flower","Celebrating Years: Light Beard and Eyebrow, Clouds Hide Rui","Celebrating Years: Passing through Ten Thousand Flowers" and "Celebrating Years: Daisy". These novels used Li Yunrui as the main character, telling the story and emotional experiences of his life in the world of celebration. Among them," Celebrating Years: The Fox and the Dodder Flower " was written by a little green field, and the story of the book revolved around Li Yunrui. The plot and author information of the other novels were temporarily unknown.

There were novels between Li Chengqian and Li Yunrui in "Celebrating Years", including "Celebrating Years: Fox and Dodder Flower","Celebrating Years: Light Beard and Eyebrow, Clouds Hide Rui","Celebrating Years: Passing through Flowers" and "Celebrating Years: Daisy". These novels used Li Yunrui as the main character, telling the story and emotional experiences of his life in the world of celebration. However, there was no information about the specific plot and development of these novels.

The novels between Li Chengqian and Li Yunrui included "Celebrating Years: The Fox and the Dodder Flower","Celebrating Years: Light Beard and Eyebrow, Clouds Hide Rui","Celebrating Years: Passing through Ten Thousand Flowers" and "Celebrating Years: Daisy". These novels used Li Yunrui as the main character, telling the story and emotional experiences of his life in the world of celebration. Among them," Celebrating Years: The Fox and the Dodder Flower " was written by a little green field, and the story of the book revolved around Li Yunrui. The plot and author information of the other novels were temporarily unknown.

The novels between Li Chengqian and Li Yunrui included "Celebrating Years: The Fox and the Dodder Flower","Celebrating Years: Light Beard and Eyebrow, Clouds Hide Rui","Celebrating Years: Passing through Ten Thousand Flowers" and "Celebrating Years: Daisy". These novels used Li Yunrui as the main character, telling the story and emotional experiences of his life in the world of celebration. Among them, Li Yunrui was the Qing Emperor's sister, the Eldest Princess, and Lin Wan 'er's mother. On the surface, she looked gentle and kind, but in reality, she was cruel and merciless. She would do anything for power and survival. Crown Prince Li Chengqian was the Crown Prince of the Qing Kingdom. There was a forbidden love between the two because their status was aunt and nephew. Their affair was discovered by the Qing Emperor's suspicious nature and the exposure of a small eunuch, Hong Zhu. As for the development and ending between them, the current search results did not provide more information.

There were novels about Li Chengqian and Li Yunrui in the years of celebration, including "Celebrating Years: Fox and Dodder Flower","Celebrating Years: Light Beard and Eyebrow, Clouds Hide Rui","Celebrating Years: Passing through Ten Thousand Flowers" and "Celebrating Years: Daisy". These novels used Li Yunrui as the main character, telling the story and emotional experiences of his life in the world of celebration. Among them," Celebrating Years: The Fox and the Dodder Flower " was written by a little green field, and the story of the book revolved around Li Yunrui. The plot and author information of the other novels were temporarily unknown. Therefore, the specific information about the plot and development of Li Chengqian and Li Yunrui's novels in the past few years was currently unclear.

The details of the plot and development between Crown Prince Li Chengqian and Eldest Princess Li Yunrui in the Qing Dynasty were not clear. However, according to some clues in the search results, they could understand that there was an affair between them, and this affair was discovered through a young eunuch named Hong Zhu. Hong Zhu used the Qing Emperor's suspicious personality to expose their private affair to the Qing Emperor. In addition, Li Yunrui was the Qing Emperor's sister in the novel, the Eldest Princess. She appeared gentle and kind on the surface, but in reality, she was ruthless and unscrupulous. She would do anything for power and survival. Crown Prince Li Chengqian had had improper thoughts about Li Yunrui when he was young, but because of the obstacles in his identity and Li Yunrui's attitude, he had never dared to show it. However, there was no clear information about their specific plot and ending in the novel. Therefore, he could not give a definite answer.