Celebrating the first novel of the year

The first novel of "Celebrating Years" is "In Danzhou."

The first novel of " Celebrating Years " described the growth of the protagonist Fan Xian and the development of the Qing Kingdom over the past few decades. Fan Xian grew up in the mountains. Later, he was adopted by the Qing Emperor and entered the capital. After experiencing the struggles of the court and the struggles of his family, Fan Xian gradually grew. In the end, he revealed a deeply hidden secret of the country and his true identity. The plot of the first season revolved around Fan Xian's growth. Under the guidance of a blindfolded guardian, he became familiar with medicinal properties and pharmacology, practiced Tyrannical zhenqi, and improved his martial arts. At the end of the first season, Fan Xian was " killed," leaving a big topic for the rest of the plot, which was whether the main character was still alive.

The first novel of " Celebrating Years " was a six-volume series of novels written by Maoni, including " In Danzhou,"" In Jingdou,"" Snow in the Cang Mountains,"" Fog in the North Sea,"" Joy in Front of the Palace," and " Courting the Emperor." This novel described the growth of the main character, Fan Xian, and the development of the Qing Kingdom over the past few decades. Under the guidance of a blindfolded guardian, Fan Xian learned medicinal properties, cultivated zhenqi, and improved his martial arts. The suspense of the first season was that Fan Xian was " killed," triggering the audience's speculation about whether he was still alive. The plot of the second season was slightly different from the novel, but in the show, Fan Xian being stabbed by Yan Bingyun was an original plot. In the novel, when Fan Xian returned from his diplomatic mission to Northern Qi, he did not encounter the Second Prince sending people to rope him in or kill him. He also did not encounter Yan Bingyun defecting and killing Fan Xian. The plot here was a beneficial adaptation of the TV series. It increased the overall drama of the story and gave the audience a rollercoaster of excitement. It also laid the foundation for the broadcast of the second season and raised the expectations of the audience.

The first book of " Celebrating Years " described the growth of the protagonist Fan Xian and the development of the Qing Kingdom over the past few decades. The suspense of the first season's plot was that Fan Xian was " killed " in the end. This left a big topic for the following plot, which was whether the main character was still alive. This might be revealed in the second season.

The first novel of " Celebrating Years " was divided into six volumes: " In Danzhou,"" In Jingdou,"" Snow in Cangshan,"" Fog in the North Sea,"" Joy in Front of the Palace," and " Courting the Emperor." The order of the story was slightly different between the TV series and the novel version. The ending of the first season was quite different from the original. Fan Xian was not assassinated by Yan Bingyun, but was roped in by the Second Prince. This was the original plot of the TV series, which increased the drama of the story and paved the way for the broadcast of the second season. There were 46 episodes in the first season, and the plot only covered a small part of the original story, so if the story was to continue, there would be a second and third season.

The first novel of " Celebrating Years " was divided into six volumes. They were " In Danzhou,"" In Jingdou,"" Snow in the Cang Mountains,"" Fog in the North Sea,"" Joy in Front of the Palace," and " Courting the Emperor." The plot of the first season was slightly different from the novel, but in the show, Fan Xian being stabbed by Yan Bingyun was an original plot. In the novel, when Fan Xian returned from his diplomatic mission to Northern Qi, he did not encounter the Second Prince sending people to rope him in or kill him. He also did not encounter Yan Bingyun defecting and killing Fan Xian. The plot here was a beneficial adaptation of the TV series. It increased the overall drama of the story and gave the audience a rollercoaster of excitement. It also laid the foundation for the broadcast of the second season and raised the expectations of the audience.

Qing Yuannian's first novel was divided into six volumes, namely, In Danzhou, In Jingdou, Snow in the Cang Mountains, Fog in the North Sea, Joy in Front of the Palace, and Courting the Emperor. The plot of the first season was slightly different from the novel, but in the show, Fan Xian being stabbed by Yan Bingyun was an original plot. In the novel, when Fan Xian returned from his diplomatic mission to Northern Qi, he did not encounter the Second Prince sending people to rope him in or kill him. He also did not encounter Yan Bingyun defecting and killing Fan Xian. The plot here was a beneficial adaptation of the TV series. It increased the overall drama of the story and gave the audience a rollercoaster of excitement. It also laid the foundation for the broadcast of the second season and raised the expectations of the audience. Personally, I think it's a bonus adaptation.

The first original novel of " Celebrating Years " was a six-volume series of novels written by Maoni, including " In Danzhou,"" In Jingdou,"" Snow in the Cang Mountains,"" Fog in the North Sea,"" Joy in Front of the Palace," and " Courting the Emperor."

The first novel of " Celebrating Years " was divided into six volumes: " In Danzhou,"" In Jingdou,"" Snow in the Cang Mountains,"" Fog in the North Sea,"" Joy in Front of the Palace," and " Courting the Emperor."

Qing Yuannian's first novel described the growth of the protagonist, Fan Xian, and the development of the Qing Kingdom over the past few decades. The suspense of the first season's plot was that Fan Xian was " killed " in the end. This left a big topic for the following plot, which was whether the main character was still alive. This might be revealed in the second season. The specific storyline and chapter distribution could be found in the novel.