Why did Liu Shiba let Su Wuming go?

There might be several reasons why Liu Shiba let Su Wuming go. First of all, Liu Shiba was the gentler one among the three brothers. In the process of receiving Su Wuming and Lu Lingfeng, Su Wuming was very polite, forming a sharp contrast with the others. This might have left a good impression on Liu Shiba, which provided an opportunity for him not to kill Su Wuming later. In addition, Liu Shiba might have also considered the consequences of becoming enemies with the imperial court, so he chose to let Su Wuming go to avoid unnecessary trouble. However, the specific reason did not provide enough information to make an accurate judgment.

As a person who loves reading novels, I didn't have the authority to directly obtain the original text of Su Wuming's novel. However, according to what I know, Su Wuming is an online author whose works are mainly based on fantasy and fantasy. His work," Library of Heaven's Path ", had already been published on the Chinese website. It described the story of the main character, Fang Yuan, obtaining all sorts of divine books from the Library of Heaven's Path to help everyone overcome their predicament.

There were a few possibilities for why the Qing Emperor chose not to let Chen Pingping go. First, Chen Pingping had exposed the truth of Ye Qingmei's death at the Qing Emperor's hands. The Qing Emperor knew that if he let Chen Pingping go, Fan Xian might kill the Qing Emperor for revenge. The Qing Emperor understood this, but he chose not to let Chen Pingping go because he believed that protecting his throne and power was more important than letting Chen Pingping go. In addition, the Qing Emperor also hoped that Chen Pingping could escape with the Overwatch Council's forces so that he would have a chance to once again oppose Chen Pingping and raise his image in everyone's hearts. The Qing Emperor understood this, but he chose not to let Chen Pingping off because he did not want to lose his power. In short, the Qing Emperor's decision was based on his own interests.

The reason the Qing Emperor did not let Chen Pingping off was probably because Chen Pingping had exposed the truth of Ye Qingmei dying at the Qing Emperor's hands. Moreover, Chen Pingping's death would trigger Fan Xian's revenge against the Qing Emperor. The Qing Emperor knew that Fan Xian would kill him, but he hoped that Chen Pingping's death would stop Fan Xian's actions, so he decided not to let Chen Pingping off.

The reason the Qing Emperor did not let Chen Pingping off was probably because Chen Pingping had exposed the truth that Ye Qingmei had died at the Qing Emperor's hands. Furthermore, the Qing Emperor knew that if Chen Pingping died, Fan Xian would kill the Qing Emperor. The Qing Emperor hoped that Chen Pingping would escape with the Overwatch Council's forces so that he would have a chance to fight him again and obtain victory. In addition, the Qing Emperor posed a threat to Chen Pingping's existence, so he decided not to let him go. In the end, he ordered Chen Pingping to be executed by a thousand cuts.

The reason the Qing Emperor did not let Chen Pingping off was probably because Chen Pingping had exposed the truth that Ye Qingmei had died at the Qing Emperor's hands. Furthermore, the Qing Emperor knew that if Chen Pingping died, Fan Xian would kill the Qing Emperor. The Qing Emperor hoped that Chen Pingping would escape with the Overwatch Council's forces so that he would have a chance to fight him again and obtain victory. In addition, the Qing Emperor did not know much about Chen Pingping's motives for betrayal, but he was angry at Chen Pingping's betrayal, but he also could not bear it. As a result, the Qing Emperor requested Chen Pingping to return to the Palace to explain, but Chen Pingping did not go along with the Qing Emperor's wishes. Instead, he saved Gao Da and returned to Jingdou alone to engage in an unprecedented debate with the Qing Emperor. In summary, the Qing Emperor did not let Chen Pingping off because he thought Chen Pingping was his enemy. He also hoped to increase his reputation through a showdown with Chen Pingping.

The reason the Qing Emperor chose not to let Chen Pingping go was probably because Chen Pingping had exposed the truth of Ye Qingmei dying at the Qing Emperor's hands. Moreover, the Qing Emperor knew that if he let Chen Pingping go, Fan Xian might kill the Qing Emperor for revenge. The Qing Emperor understood this, but he chose not to let Chen Pingping off because he believed that protecting his throne and power was more important. In addition, the Qing Emperor hoped to increase his reputation through the battle with Chen Pingping. In summary, the Qing Emperor did not let Chen Pingping off for his own interests and survival. He also wanted to stop Fan Xian's revenge.

There were several reasons why Empress Lu let Bo Ji go. First of all, Bo Ji was not favored by Liu Bang. Her status in the palace was relatively low and did not pose a threat to Empress Lu's status. Secondly, Bo Ji's personality was docile and introverted. She never fought for favor or power, so she did not feel threatened or jealous of Empress Lu. In addition, Bo Ji also predicted a good sign of pregnancy by making up a dream of a dragon lying on her stomach. This might be one of the reasons why Empress Lu let her go. In short, Empress Lu let Bo Ji go out of consideration for the stability of the country and her personal safety.

The reason the Qing Emperor did not let Chen Pingping go was because Chen Pingping had exposed the truth that Ye Qingmei had died at the Qing Emperor's hands. Moreover, the Qing Emperor knew that if he let Chen Pingping go, Fan Xian might kill the Qing Emperor for revenge. The Qing Emperor understood this, but he chose not to let Chen Pingping off because he did not want to lose his throne and power. In addition, Chen Pingping posed a threat to the Qing Emperor. The Qing Emperor believed that protecting his throne and power was more important than letting Chen Pingping go. The Qing Emperor also hoped to increase his reputation through the confrontation with Chen Pingping. In summary, the Qing Emperor chose not to let Chen Pingping off to protect his power and survival and to stop Fan Xian's revenge.

There were several reasons why the Qing Emperor wanted Fan Xian to go to Northern Qi. First, the Qing Emperor promised Fan Xian that as long as he returned alive, he would arrange his marriage to Wan 'er. This was the promise the Qing Emperor had made to make Fan Xian agree to go to Northern Qi. Secondly, Fan Xian had agreed to go to Northern Qi to prove himself. He had driven the Eldest Princess out of Jingdou, leaving behind a big problem. The Qing Emperor not only wanted Fan Xian to go to Northern Qi to test his abilities, but also wanted him to take over the future Qing Kingdom. In addition, Fan Xian had gone to Northern Qi to carry out an important mission. His specific purpose had not been revealed. The Qing Emperor had Fan Xian go to Northern Qi to escort Xiao En and cooperate with the Northern Qi Emperor to smuggle, weaken the Qing Kingdom, and strengthen the Qi Kingdom. Fan Xian completed his mission in Northern Qi and returned to the Qing Kingdom safely. In short, the Qing Emperor wanted Fan Xian to go to Northern Qi to achieve multiple goals, including testing Fan Xian's ability, proving himself, arranging Fan Xian's marriage, and carrying out important missions.