Celebrating the Second Prince's Eight Generals

There was no clear answer to the specific information about the eight generals under the Second Prince during the Qing Dynasty. The search results mentioned the names of the Eight Generals and some information about their combat level and relationship with their characters, but there was no mention of their specific missions or endings. Therefore, the search results did not give a definite answer to the final outcome of the eight generals under the Second Prince.

The full names of the Second Prince's Eight Generals were Gan Pengfei, Liu Yu, Fan Xie Bi 'an, Fan Wujiu, Gao Da, Ye Zhong, Yan Xiaoyi, and the Shadow. They were all experts working for the Second Prince and were responsible for protecting and carrying out missions. Among them, Xie Bi 'an was the leader of the Eight Generals, and his martial strength was Rank Eight. Fan Wujiu was also Rank Eight.

During the Qing years, the full names of the Eight Generals in the Second Prince's residence were Gan Pengfei, Liu Yu, Fan Xie Bi 'an, Fan Wujiu, Gao Da, Ye Zhong, Yan Xiaoyi, and the Shadow. They were all experts working for the Second Prince and were responsible for protecting and carrying out missions. Among them, Xie Bi 'an was the leader of the Eight Generals, and his martial strength was Rank Eight. Fan Wujiu was also Rank Eight.

During the Qing years, the full names of the Eight Generals in the Second Prince's residence were Gan Pengfei, Liu Yu, Xie Bi 'an, Fan Wujiu, Gao Da, Ye Zhong, Yan Xiaoyi, and the Shadow. They were all experts working for the Second Prince and were responsible for protecting and carrying out missions. Xie Bi 'an was the leader of the Eight Generals, and his martial strength was at Level Eight. Fan Wujiu was also a Level Eight expert.

The eight generals in Qing Yu's year included Gan Pengfei, Liu Yu, Fan Xie Bi 'an, Fan Wujiu, Gao Da, Ye Chong, Yan Xiaoyi, and the Shadow. They were all experts from the Second Prince's residence and were responsible for protecting and carrying out missions. Among them, Xie Bian was the leader of the Eight Generals, and his martial strength was at Rank Eight. Fan Wujiu was also a Level Eight expert. The exact levels of the other eight generals were not mentioned, but they were all the Qing Emperor's right-hand men. Therefore, based on the information provided, we are unable to know the exact strength ranking of the eight generals.

In the novel, the second prince committed suicide in the seventh volume, chapter 124. In this chapter, the Second Prince chose to rebel in order to protect himself and his mother. However, all of this was within the Qing Emperor's grasp. In the end, the Second Prince was thrown into prison by the Qing Emperor. Even though the Qing Emperor had already pardoned the Second Prince, the Second Prince still chose to take poison and commit suicide. The reason why the Second Prince chose to commit suicide was because he had completely seen through this matter and felt that his life was very laughable. Before he died, the Second Prince left the Emperor with the words " widower, widow, and lonely." This was a curse to the Emperor and also a true portrait of his own life.

Qing Yuannian's continuation novel was " Qing Yuannian 2: Fan Xian's Return to the Capital." This novel was written by Bian Du and was the second continuation of Celebrating Years. The story mainly described Fan Xian returning to Qing Kingdom after faking his death. Facing all kinds of schemes and tests, he took revenge for his mother step by step. This novel was a classic palace drama. In the continuation of " Celebrating Years 2," the story between the Second Prince and Fan Xian developed further. The Second Prince was cleansed in the play. Like Fan Xian, he wrote four words for his father. The Second Prince had been in the center of the whirlpool of power since he was young. He had developed a strong interest and attraction for Fan Xian. However, the details of the plot and development of the novel were not mentioned in the search results.

In the novel, the second prince committed suicide in the seventh volume, chapter 124. In this chapter, the Second Prince chose to rebel in order to protect himself and his mother. However, all of this was within the Qing Emperor's grasp. In the end, the Second Prince was thrown into prison by the Qing Emperor. Even though the Qing Emperor had already pardoned the Second Prince, the Second Prince still chose to commit suicide. Before he died, he left behind the words " widower, widow, and lonely." It was both a curse to the emperor and a true portrait of his own life. The Second Prince committed suicide because he had completely seen through his situation and felt a chill in the hearts of the people around him.

Xie Bi 'an and Fan Wujiu acted as the Second Prince's guards. Xie Bian was one of the Second Prince's guards. He was the real name of the legendary White Impermanence. The other guard was called Fan Wujiu, the original name of Black Impermanence. These guards were all sword experts, which left a deep impression on everyone.

The second prince of Qing Yu Nian was played by Liu Duanduan. Liu Duanduan was an all-rounded Chinese artist. He was an actor, a music producer, a singer, and a model. He graduated from the Central Academy of Drama's Department of Performance and had participated in many TV plays, movies, and stage plays. He was also a music composer and had participated in the production of many music pieces. Liu Duanduan played the role of the Second Prince in "Celebrating Years" and his performance attracted the attention of netizens.