Celebrating the Year (6): Joy in Front of the Palace (162)

It described an extremely terrifying and respectable opponent who was able to endure for so long without anyone noticing. At the moment of Eunuch Hong's death, this opponent stretched out a hand as white as jade from the blood mist. It appeared unusually sinister. This hand was the magic treasure used by the Northern Qi Imperial Advisor Ku He. He had finally used his greatest magic treasure that could help him recover true essence faster. Ku He believed that this hand should belong to Ye Liuyun, because only Ye Liuyun's hand could be so stable and so wondrous. However, this chapter did not mention the specific plot and content. He needed to read the chapter to understand more.

The summary of chapter 162 of the sixth volume of Qing Yunian was about a hurricane stopping on the vast land of Qing Kingdom. The hurricane brought rare rain to the land that was already showing signs of drought, and it did not cause too much disaster. The old eaves of the ancient temple on the top of the mountain had become dilapidated after the storm. Debris was everywhere, and mud and stones flew everywhere. The rain formed a pure white waterfall, and the peak of the mountain gradually became clean, leaving no trace of blood. As for whether the hurricane was caused by the heavenly might or the battle between the Grandmasters, the text did not explicitly mention it.

Qing Yunian's sixth volume," Joy in the Palace," described a scene after the hurricane stopped. This hurricane brought rain to Qing Kingdom, but the ancient temple was destroyed. The chapter also mentioned Sigu Jian's injuries, the Qing Emperor's attitude toward him, and Thirteenth Wang's concern for his master. This chapter also hinted at the complexity of the Qing Emperor's scheme and Ku He's admiration for him.

Qing Yu Nian's sixth volume," Joy in Front of the Palace," chapter 162 described a hurricane in the seventh year of the Qing calendar that brought rare rain to the vast land of Qing Kingdom, but the old eaves of the ancient temple were destroyed to a tragic state. In this chapter, Sigu Jian opened his eyes with difficulty and looked at the Emperor. Blood oozed from the corner of his lips, but he still maintained his wild and ruthless will. The Emperor calmly looked at Sigu Jian and smiled as he made way for him. The interaction between the Qing Emperor and Thirteenth Wang displayed the master-disciple relationship and respect between them. This chapter also mentioned Ku He and Fan Xian's complicated feelings for the Eldest Princess.

The scene after the hurricane stopped was described. The hurricane brought rain to the Qing Kingdom, but the ancient temple was destroyed. The chapter also mentioned Sigu Jian's injuries, the Qing Emperor's attitude toward him, and Thirteenth Wang's concern for his master. This chapter also hinted at the complexity of the Qing Emperor's scheme and Ku He's admiration for him.

Qing Yu Nian's seventh volume, chapter 39," The True Joy in Front of the Palace " was a chapter in the novel. It described the interaction between the Northern Qi Emperor Fan Xian and the Eldest Princess. This chapter was the most difficult chapter that the author had ever written. He spent five hours to complete it. Fan Xian was fascinated by the Eldest Princess's beauty and allure. Although he was dissatisfied with the Eldest Princess's betrayal, he also felt sympathy for her. The specific content needed to be read further in the relevant chapters to know.

The celebration of the year referred to the sixth volume of the novel, which contained chapter 178," Our Winter of Discontent." As for the specific content of the " real pleasure in the palace," the search results provided no relevant information, so there was no definite answer.

In the seventh volume of Qing Yu Nian, chapter 39," The True Joy in Front of the Palace " was a chapter in the novel. It described the interaction between the Northern Qi Emperor Fan Xian and the Eldest Princess. This chapter was the most difficult chapter that the author had ever written. He spent five hours to complete it. Fan Xian was fascinated by the Eldest Princess's beauty and allure. Although he was dissatisfied with the Eldest Princess's betrayal, he also felt sympathy for her.

Qing Yu Nian's seventh volume, chapter 39," The True Joy in Front of the Palace " was a chapter in the novel. It described the interaction between the Northern Qi Emperor Fan Xian and the Eldest Princess. This chapter was the most difficult chapter that the author had ever written. He spent five hours to complete it. Fan Xian was fascinated by the Eldest Princess's beauty and allure. Although he was dissatisfied with the Eldest Princess's betrayal, he also felt sympathy for her. The scene in this chapter described the gentleness of long hair flowing down from his ears and shoulders, as well as the darkness in the depths of Fan Xian's heart dispersing with Fan Xian's action. The name of this chapter was originally intended to be placed in the first volume, but it was later confirmed to be placed in the seventh volume.

Qing Yu Nian's seventh volume, chapter 39," The True Joy in Front of the Palace " was a chapter in the novel. It described the interaction between the Northern Qi Emperor Fan Xian and the Eldest Princess. This chapter was the most difficult chapter that the author had ever written. He spent five hours to complete it. Fan Xian was fascinated by the Eldest Princess's beauty and allure. Although he was dissatisfied with the Eldest Princess's betrayal, he also felt sympathy for her. The specific content and plot details required reading the complete content of the chapter.