Celebrating Yu Nian in the Hall

Celebrating the Year, Volume Six, Joy in Front of the Palace, Chapter Eighty-Six was called Three Nights in the Palace. In this chapter, the Qing Emperor did not sleep in the rear palace, but directly in the royal study. This plot showed the Qing Emperor's diligence in government affairs and the reduction of grace to the harem. The eunuchs had already prepared all the tools in case the Emperor spent the night in the royal study.

It described how the rebel army, under the Crown Prince's powerful suppression, did not have the courage to shoot arrows at the city walls, thus reducing the pressure on the Imperial Army guarding the palace. The Imperial Army still faced the greatest danger from Taiping Lane. The rebel army gathered at the main gate of the palace. Thousands of rebel soldiers were divided into three columns and attacked the palace. The entire Imperial City trembled because of this battle. The recoil of the city-guarding crossbow showed its powerful power.

Celebrating the Year, Volume Six, Joy in Front of the Palace, Chapter Eighty-Six was called Three Nights in the Palace. In this chapter, the Qing Emperor did not sleep in the rear palace, but directly in the royal study. This plot showed the Qing Emperor's diligence in government affairs and the reduction of grace to the harem. The eunuchs had already prepared all the tools in case the Emperor spent the night in the royal study.

Celebrating the Year, Volume Six, Joy in Front of the Palace, Chapter Eighty-Six was called Three Nights in the Palace. In this chapter, the Qing Emperor did not sleep in the rear palace, but directly in the royal study. This plot showed the Qing Emperor's diligence in government affairs and the reduction of grace to the harem. The eunuchs had already prepared all the tools in case the Emperor spent the night in the royal study. The details of the plot could only be understood after reading the chapter.

Celebrating the Year, Volume Six, Joy in Front of the Palace, Chapter Eighty-Six was called Three Nights in the Palace. In this chapter, the Qing Emperor did not sleep in the rear palace, but directly in the royal study. This plot showed the Qing Emperor's diligence in government affairs and the reduction of grace to the harem. The eunuchs had already prepared all the tools in case the Emperor spent the night in the royal study.

Celebrating the Year, Volume Six, Joy in Front of the Palace, Chapter Eighty-Six was called Three Nights in the Palace. In this chapter, the Qing Emperor did not sleep in the rear palace, but directly in the royal study. This plot showed the Qing Emperor's diligence in government affairs and the reduction of grace to the harem. The eunuchs had already prepared all the tools in case the Emperor spent the night in the royal study. The details of the plot could only be understood after reading the chapter.

Celebrating the Year, Volume Six, Joy in Front of the Palace, Chapter Eighty-Six was called Three Nights in the Palace. In this chapter, the Qing Emperor did not sleep in the rear palace, but directly in the royal study. This plot showed the Qing Emperor's diligence in government affairs and the reduction of grace to the harem. The eunuchs had already prepared all the tools in case the Emperor spent the night in the royal study.

It described how the rebel army did not have the courage to shoot arrows at the city wall under the Crown Prince's powerful suppression, thus reducing the pressure on the Imperial Army guarding the palace. However, the Imperial Army still faced the greatest danger from Taiping Lane. The rebel army had the advantage in numbers at the main entrance of the palace. Thousands of rebel soldiers were divided into three columns and attacked the palace.

It described how Fan Xian watched Li Chengping copy books in Shufang Palace, which attracted people's attention. Although the contents of the book were not important, the teacher-student relationship between Fan Xian and Li Chengping attracted people's attention. The specific content needed to be read further in the relevant chapters to know.

Qing Yunian's sixth volume, chapter 86, was called " Three Nights in the Palace." In this chapter, the Qing Emperor did not sleep in the rear palace, but directly in the royal study. This plot showed the Qing Emperor's diligence in government affairs and the reduction of grace to the harem. The eunuchs had already prepared all the tools in case the Emperor spent the night in the royal study.

Qing Yu Nian's sixth volume,<< Joy in the Palace >>, described how the rebel army, under the Crown Prince's powerful suppression, did not have the courage to shoot arrows at the city walls, thus reducing the pressure on the Imperial Army guarding the palace. However, the Imperial Army still faced the greatest danger from Taiping Lane. The rebel army had the advantage in numbers at the main entrance of the palace. Thousands of rebel soldiers were divided into three rows and attacked the palace.