Did the Qing Emperor have a gun?

The Qing Emperor did not have guns in " Celebrating Years." He was afraid and apprehensive of the existence of the sniper rifle because Ye Qingmei had used the sniper rifle to kill two of the Qing Emperor's brothers. The Qing Emperor had personally witnessed the power of the sniper rifle. The Qing Emperor felt fear and hostility towards Ye Qingmei and the sniper rifle. Although the Qing Emperor was the leader of the four grandmasters, he was still unable to withstand a single blow from the sniper rifle Barrett. Thus, the Qing Emperor did not possess guns.

The Qing Emperor did not have guns in " Celebrating Years." He was afraid and apprehensive of the existence of the sniper rifle because Ye Qingmei had used the sniper rifle to kill two of the Qing Emperor's brothers. The Qing Emperor had personally witnessed the power of the sniper rifle. The Qing Emperor felt fear and hostility towards Ye Qingmei and the sniper rifle. Although the Qing Emperor was the leader of the Four Grandmasters, he was still unable to block a sniper rifle. Thus, the Qing Emperor did not possess guns.

The Qing Emperor did not have guns in " Celebrating Years." The Qing Emperor was afraid of the existence of the sniper rifle because Ye Qingmei had used the sniper rifle to kill two of the Qing Emperor's brothers. The Qing Emperor had personally witnessed the power of the sniper rifle. The Qing Emperor felt fear and hostility towards Ye Qingmei and the sniper rifle. Although the Qing Emperor was the leader of the four grandmasters, he was still unable to withstand a single blow from the sniper rifle Barrett. Thus, the Qing Emperor did not possess guns.

In the novel " Celebrating Years," the Qing Emperor knew that Chen Pingping had a gun. In the novel, Chen Pingping was the Director of the Overwatch Council. He used his connections in the officialdom and the martial world to gather a large amount of information. At the same time, he also possessed some special weapons and skills. Among them, the most famous was his " black lance ", which was a long spear that could shoot explosive bombs. It was extremely powerful. In the novel, Chen Pingping had once used the Black Riding Spear to kill the Qing Emperor's son, causing the Qing Emperor to be extremely angry. As a result, the Qing Emperor knew Chen Pingping's weapons and skills very well. He also knew that he had a spear that could shoot explosives.

The Qing Emperor did not have meridians, but through practicing martial arts and accumulating large amounts of zhenqi, he reestablished connections between his muscles and broke through the limitations of his meridians. His body had become a huge container that could store more zhenqi than other grandmasters. The Qing Emperor's zhenqi flowed through his body without any obstruction. His breathing was abnormally fast. Without the limitations of his meridians, his zhenqi could be cultivated and accumulated indefinitely, reaching a realm that was unimaginable to humans. The Qing Emperor relied on his strong willpower and patience to continuously accumulate his Tyrannical zhenqi, making his strength and combat talent the highest in the " Celebrating Years." Thus, even though the Qing Emperor did not have meridians, he still displayed powerful martial arts.

Chen Pingping's spear did not kill the Qing Emperor because the Qing Emperor was a Great Grandmaster. The power of the spear was not strong enough and only injured the Qing Emperor slightly. Chen Pingping's goal might be to express his anger and revenge by assassinating the Qing Emperor, weakening the Qing Emperor's prestige and shaking his position in court. In addition, Chen Pingping might have hoped to use this operation to motivate Fan Xian and show that he was on his side. The Qing Emperor was very angry at Chen Pingping's assassination. In the end, he used the most vicious method to execute Chen Pingping by a thousand cuts. In short, Chen Pingping's spear did not kill the Qing Emperor because the Qing Emperor's strength exceeded the power of the spear.

The main weapon the Qing Emperor used in " Celebrating Years " was the bow and arrow. His research and practice of archery was to guard against Ye Qingmei's weapons, especially the armor-piercing arrows. The Qing Emperor believed that bows and arrows were one of the most lethal weapons on the battlefield. They could penetrate solid armor and give the enemy a fatal blow. He often shot arrows at the armor to test the defense of different armors to resist the attacks of Ye Qingmei and other experts. The Qing Emperor was afraid of Ye Qingmei's weapon because he knew that she had a powerful long-range weapon, but he did not know what it was. Therefore, he had been researching bows and armor to find a way to counter Ye Qingmei's weapon. In summary, the Qing Emperor mainly used bows and arrows as weapons.

The Qing Emperor did not have meridians because his meridians had been completely severed during a personal expedition. Then, he used a large amount of zhenqi in his body to reestablish connections between his muscles, breaking through the limits of his meridians. His body had become a huge container that could contain Tyrannical zhenqi, allowing him to accumulate zhenqi that far surpassed the other grandmasters. The Qing Emperor used his strong willpower and patience to continuously accumulate his Tyrannical zhenqi, making his strength and fighting talent the highest in the "Celebrating Years." Thus, even though the Qing Emperor did not have meridians, he could still display his power.

[The Qing Emperor did have martial arts in " Celebrating Years " and was described as the leader of the Great Grandmasters.] He had cultivated a martial art known as "Tyrannical True Qi", which had powerful internal energy and combat ability. The Qing Emperor's martial arts were thought to far exceed those above ninth-level. He could even fight two Great Grandmasters alone. Thus, it could be said that the Qing Emperor had very high martial arts skills in the drama.

In " Celebrating Years," the Qing Emperor did have martial arts and was described as the leader of the Great Grandmasters. He had cultivated a martial art known as "Tyrannical True Qi", which had powerful internal energy and combat ability. The Qing Emperor's martial arts were thought to far exceed those above ninth-level. He could even fight two Great Grandmasters alone. However, the details and level of the Qing Emperor's martial arts were not mentioned in the search results, so it was impossible to accurately answer how high the Qing Emperor's martial arts level was.