Why did the Qing Emperor exchange for Yan Bingyun?

There were several reasons why the Qing Emperor wanted Yan Bingyun to return. First of all, Yan Bingyun was the Qing Overwatch Council's spy leader in Northern Qi. He had delivered military and political intelligence to the Qing Kingdom and was a person of great merit. If he did not bring back Yan Bingyun, the Qing Emperor would find it difficult to face the court and the people. It would also be difficult to appease the Overwatch Council subordinates. Secondly, Yan Bingyun had already exposed his identity in Northern Qi. If he was not brought back, his life might be in danger in Northern Qi. In addition, the Qing Emperor thought highly of Yan Bingyun. He supported Yan Bingyun to become the new Director of the Overwatch Council and take over Chen Pingping's position. The Qing Emperor believed that Yan Bingyun was an extremely important spy leader of the Qing Kingdom. His contributions to the Qing Kingdom were not limited to Northern Qi, but he had played an important role in the victory of the Qing Kingdom's war. Thus, the Qing Emperor's decision to agree to exchange Yan Bingyun was not only because of his contribution to the Qing Kingdom in Northern Qi, but also because he valued Yan Bingyun.

The Qing Emperor agreed to Northern Qi's conditions to exchange Yan Bingyun because Yan Bingyun had made a great contribution to the Qing Kingdom in the war. He had been sent by the Qing Emperor in advance to spy on the Qing Kingdom's military situation. Through the military situation he had sent back, the Qing Kingdom had won. Yan Bingyun became the greatest contributor. In addition, the Qing Emperor thought highly of Yan Bingyun. He supported Yan Bingyun to become the new Director of the Overwatch Council and take over Chen Pingping's position. Yan Bingyun was loyal to the Qing Kingdom and the Qing Emperor. His identity was special. He was an extremely important spy leader of the Qing Kingdom. Thus, the Qing Emperor's decision to agree to exchange Yan Bingyun was not only because of his contribution to the Qing Kingdom in Northern Qi, but also because he valued Yan Bingyun. The specific ending and plot development could only be known after further viewing or reading related works.

The relationship between Yan Bingyun and the Qing Emperor was one of the important plots in the drama. We can obtain some information about Yan Bingyun and the Qing Emperor. The Qing Emperor was a ruthless, selfish, and heartless person. Everything was for the sake of imperial power and benefits. As the Qing Emperor's cheap son, Fan Xian had not been expected to survive. However, after Fan Xian survived, the Qing Emperor chose to use him. Yan Bingyun was the head of the Qing Overwatch Council's secret spies in Northern Qi. He had delivered military and political intelligence to the Qing Kingdom and was a person of great merit. However, Yan Bingyun had been betrayed by the Eldest Princess Li Yunrui, and Fan Xian had made public the matter of the Eldest Princess betraying Yan Bingyun. This was a slap in the face for the Qing royal family. The Qing Emperor agreed to use Xiao En and Si Lili to exchange for Yan Bingyun because Yan Bingyun had to be exchanged. This concerned the Qing Kingdom's reputation. In addition, Xiao En and Si Lili were not very useful and could be exchanged. The Qing Emperor would not easily start a war over Yan Bingyun's capture. From this information, we could see that Yan Bingyun's position in the Qing Emperor's eyes was not unspeakable. He was an important character. The Qing Emperor would use him according to his own interests.

The Qing Emperor had saved Yan Bingyun because Yan Bingyun had established a huge intelligence network in Northern Qi, which had provided the Qing Emperor with a lot of useful information when he attacked Northern Qi. The Qing Emperor cherished this intelligence network and did not want anything to happen to Yan Bingyun. In addition, Yan Bingyun was the son of Yan Ruohai, the future successor of the Inspection Council. The Qing Emperor no longer trusted the current Director, Chen Pingping. Rescuing Yan Bingyun could buy Yan Ruohai's support.

The Qing Emperor agreed to Northern Qi's conditions to exchange Yan Bingyun because Yan Bingyun had made a great contribution to the Qing Kingdom in the war. He had been sent by the Qing Emperor in advance to spy on the Qing Kingdom's military situation. Through the military situation he had sent back, the Qing Kingdom had won. The Qing Emperor thought highly of Yan Bingyun and supported him to become the Director of the Overwatch Council to protect the Qing Kingdom.

Regarding the relationship between Yan Bingyun and the Qing Emperor in the Qing Dynasty, we can obtain some information. The Qing Emperor thought highly of Yan Bingyun and promoted him to the new Director of the Overwatch Council. The Qing Emperor had agreed to Northern Qi's conditions to exchange for Yan Bingyun not only because of his contributions to the Qing Kingdom in Northern Qi, but also because he valued Yan Bingyun. However, the details of their interaction and communication were not found in the search results provided. Therefore, I don't know the exact relationship between them.

Yan Bingyun's relationship with the Qing Emperor was because the Qing Emperor thought highly of Yan Bingyun and promoted him to the new Director of the Overwatch Council. The Qing Emperor had agreed to Northern Qi's conditions to exchange for Yan Bingyun not only because of his contributions to the Qing Kingdom in Northern Qi, but also because he valued Yan Bingyun. However, the details of their interaction and communication were not mentioned in the search results provided.

Yes, Yan Bingyun had indeed betrayed Fan Xian and Chen Pingping during the Qing years and joined the Qing Emperor. At the end of the first season, he betrayed and ambushed Fan Xian, causing him to be seriously injured. However, in the second season, Fan Xian, through careful planning and performance, successfully faked his death and washed away the sorrowful scene. Yan Bingyun's betrayal was to confuse Fan Xian and Chen Pingping.

Yes, Yan Bingyun had indeed betrayed Fan Xian and Chen Pingping during the Qing years and joined the Qing Emperor. At the end of the first season, he betrayed and ambushed Fan Xian, causing him to be seriously injured. However, in the second season, Fan Xian, through careful planning and performance, successfully faked his death and washed away the sorrowful scene.

Yes, Yan Bingyun had indeed betrayed Fan Xian and Chen Pingping during the Qing years and joined the Qing Emperor. At the end of the first season, he betrayed and ambushed Fan Xian, causing him to be seriously injured. However, in the second season, Fan Xian, through careful planning and performance, successfully faked his death and washed away the sorrowful scene. Yan Bingyun's betrayal was to confuse Fan Xian and Chen Pingping.