Discovering the Crown Prince

Hong Zhu had discovered the secret between the Crown Prince and the Eldest Princess in the sixth volume, chapter 86, of " Celebrating Years ".

Qing Yu Nian's little eunuch Hong Zhu discovered the relationship between the Crown Prince and the Eldest Princess in the sixth volume, chapter 86 of the novel.

In the novel," Celebrating Years," the Qing Emperor began to suspect the relationship between the Crown Prince and the Eldest Princess in the sixth volume, chapter 86.

In the novel," Celebrating Years," the Qing Emperor began to suspect the relationship between the Crown Prince and the Eldest Princess in the sixth volume, chapter 86.

The Crown Prince and the First Prince were not the same person. The Crown Prince was older than the Eldest Prince. The Crown Prince was conferred the title of Crown Prince the moment he was born and was not in the Prince Sequence. The First Prince's mother was not the Empress. Thus, it could be concluded that the Crown Prince was not the Crown Prince.

The Crown Prince was a novel about time travel. The main story was about the male protagonist, Tang Sheng, who had been reborn as the Crown Prince of Great Qin. He was determined not to be a social animal of 996, but to control the power of the world and enjoy the company of beautiful women. Through killing treacherous officials, destroying enemy countries, and going out to sea to conquer the East Ocean, he showed the story of the Great Qin Dynasty's might and rule over the four seas. This novel was very popular on new media platforms and was called a hit.

The Crown Prince was a novel that traveled through the time of the Crown Prince of the Great Qin Dynasty. It told the story of the protagonist who was no longer a social animal of the 996, but was in charge of the world and was drunk on the knees of a beauty. This novel had many versions and chapters. The authors included Fu Chen, Li Chen, Zhao Rui, and Old Smoke pipe. Apart from novels, there were also TV series versions available for viewing. The specific plot and plot development required reading novels or watching television dramas.

Crown Prince and Crown Prince were two different titles in the imperial system of ancient China. The following conclusions: 1. The scope of use was different. The term 'crown prince' had a wider scope. It could refer to both the heir to the throne and the heir to the throne. The term crown prince only referred to the heir to the throne. 2. The status was different. The Crown Prince was the chosen heir to the throne, while the Prince was only the son of the Emperor. The position of the Crown Prince was higher than that of the Princes because the Crown Prince would be in charge of the country in the future. The Crown Prince's status was second only to the Emperor and Empress, and he had his own Eastern Palace in the Imperial Court. 3. Titles were different: Crown Prince was the official title of the heir to the throne, while Shizi was the official title of the legal heir to the prince. In summary, the crown prince and the crown prince had different usages, positions, and titles in the ancient imperial system.

The Crown Prince was an ancient romance novel that told the love story between the main characters, Li Chen and Zhao Qinglan. Li Chen was someone who had transmigrated into the body of the Great Qin Crown Prince. He was determined not to be a social animal anymore, but to control the power of the world and enjoy the company of beauties. He used various means to solve internal and external problems and used modern technology to resolve the crisis. Zhao Qinglan was the head of the Su family. Although she was a woman, she had extraordinary charm and boldness. After a series of events, she gradually fell in love with Li Chen. This novel was full of exciting and refreshing plots, and the protagonist displayed great ability and wisdom.

The Second Prince and the Crown Prince ended up committing suicide. In " Celebrating Years 2," they had meticulously planned to get Fan Xian into trouble, but in the end, their plan did not succeed and ended with a tragic suicide. The Second Prince broke down under Fan Xian's torture and decided to join forces with his father-in-law, Ye Zhong, to rebel. However, in the end, he failed and chose to commit suicide. The Crown Prince died tragically due to emotional entanglement. The fate of these two candidates revealed the cruel reality of power struggles. They had all become chess pieces in the Qing Emperor's hands to control the power of the court. When their role was no longer important, their fate was destined to be abandoned by everyone. Therefore, the Second Prince and the Crown Prince ended up committing suicide.