The Gun in Chen Pingping's Wheelchair

There was a shotgun and a sniper rifle hidden in Chen Pingping's wheelchair. Ye Qingmei had designed these guns so that Chen Pingping could defend himself. Chen Pingping used these guns to hit the Qing Emperor, but he was not able to kill him. The Qing Emperor thus ordered Chen Pingping to be executed by a thousand cuts.

Chen Pingping's wheelchair contained a gun and a shotgun. These weapons were designed by Ye Qingmei to guard against the Qing Emperor. They were used to protect Chen Pingping. Chen Pingping used a gun and a shotgun to shoot the Qing Emperor, but he was not able to kill him. The Qing Emperor was only injured. Ye Qingmei had given these guns and shotguns to Chen Pingping after he was crippled. They were for self-defense.

There was a shotgun hidden in Chen Pingping's wheelchair. Ye Qingmei had designed this gun for the cripple Chen Pingping to protect himself. When Chen Pingping confronted the Qing Emperor, he used the shotgun in his wheelchair to injure the Qing Emperor. However, the power of the shotgun could not kill the Qing Emperor. It only injured him. Chen Pingping's wheelchair had other guns hidden, including a sniper rifle and a shotgun. These weapons were hidden weapons that Ye Qingmei had designed for her to guard against the Qing Emperor. In the end, the Qing Emperor stabbed Chen Pingping to death.

There was a shotgun hidden in Chen Pingping's wheelchair. Ye Qingmei had designed this gun for the cripple Chen Pingping to protect himself. When Chen Pingping confronted the Qing Emperor, he used the shotgun in his wheelchair to injure the Qing Emperor. However, the power of the shotgun could not kill the Qing Emperor. It only injured him.

Yes, the character in " Celebrating Years," Chen Pingping, did indeed have a gun hidden under his wheelchair. Chen Pingping took out a shotgun from under his wheelchair and attempted to assassinate the Qing Emperor. However, the power of the shotgun could not kill the Qing Emperor. It only injured him. After that, the Qing Emperor stabbed Chen Pingping to death. In addition, there was also a mention of Fan Xian finding a sniper rifle in the box his mother had left behind. Thus, Chen Pingping indeed had a gun under his wheelchair.

Yes, the character in " Celebrating Years," Chen Pingping, did indeed have a gun hidden under his wheelchair. Chen Pingping took out a shotgun from under his wheelchair and attempted to assassinate the Qing Emperor. However, the power of the shotgun could not kill the Qing Emperor. It only injured him. After that, the Qing Emperor stabbed Chen Pingping to death. In addition, there was also a mention of Fan Xian finding a sniper rifle in the box his mother had left behind. Thus, Chen Pingping indeed had a gun under his wheelchair.

Chen Pingping was in a wheelchair because his legs had been injured while capturing the number one devil of Northern Qi, Xiao En. Chen Pingping's wheelchair was not simple. It was designed with a mechanism and a hidden firearm that could fire shrapnel. This was specially made by Ye Qingmei to give Chen Pingping the ability to protect himself in times of danger. Chen Pingping's wheelchair was known as an " invisible weapon." It was one of his trump cards. He had once used the firearm on the wheelchair to heavily injure the Qing Emperor, but the Qing Emperor did not die in the end. Chen Pingping's wheelchair played an important role in the play and also displayed his strength and wisdom.

Chen Pingping was in a wheelchair because he had been injured while on a mission. His legs were paralyzed and he could not walk. He had once led the Black Knights to hunt down the Northern Qi Great Demon Xiao En and was injured in a battle with Xiao En. Chen Pingping's wheelchair was not simple. It hid a firearm, and there was a mechanism on the armrest. As long as the mechanism was pressed, the firearm would be triggered. Chen Pingping's wheelchair was secretly built by Ye Qingmei. They had a deep relationship. In the play, Chen Pingping was the director of the Inspection Council. He was responsible for supervising the officials and the people and doing things that the Qing Emperor could not do. Fan Xian had also sat in a wheelchair before, but it was different from Chen Pingping's situation. Fan Xian temporarily sat in a wheelchair in the play to play Chen Pingping. The two's performance methods and atmosphere were also different.

Chen Pingping's wheelchair had a shotgun and firearms hidden in it for self-protection and to assassinate the Qing Emperor.

Chen Pingping's wheelchair contained a gun and shotgun. These weapons were hidden weapons designed by Ye Qingmei for him, hidden in the armrest of the wheelchair. Chen Pingping used these weapons to shoot the Qing Emperor, but he ultimately failed. The Qing Emperor only suffered superficial injuries. These weapons were designed to guard against the Qing Emperor. Ye Qingmei had even forged them for Chen Pingping.