The original Ni Huang

In the original book, Nirvana in Fire, Princess Nihuang's ending was that she fell in love with Mei Changsu's subordinate, Nie Duo, and married him.

In the novel Langya Board, Princess Nihuang married Nie Duo in the end, and Fei Liu went to the East China Sea to guard it.

Yellowing the ginger referred to the adaptation or modification of the ginger character in Sword Snow Stride." The ginger paste was originally Princess Taiping of West Chu. Later, it was hidden in the residence of Prince Xu Xiao of Beiliang and changed its name to ginger paste. In the drama, the ginger mud and Xu Fengnian had a special relationship. The two of them were enemies. There might be some changes to the ginger character in the modified version, but the specific content of the changes was not mentioned.

As for the specific situation of the ginger mud yellow modification, there was no mention of it in the current search results. Therefore, I'm not sure about the specifics of the ginger mud yellow change.

In the novel " Nirvana in Fire ", Ni Huang finally got together with Nie Duo. In the novel, Mei Changsu sent Nie Duo to help Ni Huang fight the war. The two of them fell in love with each other and eventually fell in love. Although Ni Huang and Lin Shu were childhood sweethearts, they felt more like family. Ni Huang could rely on Lin Shu to act coquettishly and cry without worry. However, due to Lin Shu's identity and past engagement, they did not get together. On the contrary, Nie Duo was interested in Ni Huang, and Ni Huang also had a good impression of Nie Duo. Mei Changsu's matchmaking had also played a role in promoting their relationship. Therefore, according to the plot of the novel, Ni Huang ended up with Nie Duo.

Yellowing the ginger referred to the adaptation or modification of the ginger character in Sword Snow Stride." Ginger paste was an important character in the drama. She was originally Princess Taiping of West Chu. Later, she was hidden in the residence of Prince Xu Xiao of Beiliang and changed her name to Ginger paste. She and Xu Fengnian were childhood sweethearts, and they were enemies. As for the specific plot and results of the ginger mud yellow modification, there was no mention of it in the current search results. Therefore, I'm not sure about the specifics of the ginger mud yellow change.

Yellowing the ginger referred to the adaptation or modification of the ginger character in Sword Snow Stride." Ginger paste was an important character in the drama. She was originally Princess Taiping of West Chu. Later, she was hidden in the residence of Prince Xu Xiao of Beiliang and changed her name to Ginger paste. She and Xu Fengnian were childhood sweethearts, and they were enemies. As for the specific plot and results of the ginger mud yellow modification, there was no mention of it in the current search results. Therefore, I'm not sure about the specifics of the ginger mud yellow change.

Ni Huang's scheme had happened in the TV series "Nirvana in Fire". Princess Nihuang was drugged by the Imperial Consort Yue in the movie, but she was schemed against by the Empress and demoted to the Imperial Consort Yue. Imperial Consort Yue had originally wanted Ni Huang and Sima Lei to get married, but Ni Huang did not like Sima Lei. Hence, Imperial Consort Yue had used the opportunity of drugging Ni Huang to scheme against her. This plot displayed the schemes and schemes of the harem, as well as Princess Ni Huang's predicament in this complicated environment.

In Ni Huang's novel, she ended up marrying Nie Duo. In the novel Langya Bang, Princess Ni Huang was originally Lin Shu's fiancée, but due to Lin Shu's death and Mei Changsu's matchmaking, Ni Huang finally chose to fall in love with Nie Duo and get married. This ending was confirmed in both the original novel and the TV series.

Mei Changsu and Ni Huang weren't together in the novel Langya Board. Mei Changsu was the main character while Ni Huang was his cousin. The two of them had different emotional lines in the novel. Although Mei Changsu and Ni Huang had a deep friendship, they did not fall in love.