Celebrating the end of the second prince

In the novel," Celebrating Years," the Second Prince committed suicide. He attempted to rebel, but was eventually suppressed by the protagonist, Fan Xian, and forced to commit suicide. Before he took poison to commit suicide, he left the Qing Emperor with a final four words to express his curse on the Qing Emperor and his own life. This was the ending of the Second Prince in the novel.

There were three endings for the princes in the game. The Second Prince was forced to rebel. In the end, the rebellion failed and he chose to commit suicide by taking poison. Crown Prince Li Chengqian degenerated, had an affair with the Eldest Princess, and rebelled. In the end, he was deposed by the Qing Emperor and chose to commit suicide. The First Prince lived a happy life.

In the original novel of " Celebrating Years," the Second Prince's ending was that he committed suicide by taking poison. The Second Prince deeply hated the Qing Emperor and felt that his life was sad and laughable. Thus, before he committed suicide, he left the Qing Emperor with a final four words to express his curse towards the Qing Emperor and his own life.

The Second Prince's ending during the celebration was that he chose to commit suicide by taking poison. He had a deep hatred for the Qing Emperor and felt sorrow for his life. Before he committed suicide, he left behind four final words: " widowers, widows, and lonely." He expressed his curse towards the Qing Emperor and his grief and indignation towards himself.

During the Qing years, the Second Prince chose to commit suicide. He had been used by the Qing Emperor to fight for the throne, but the Qing Emperor had never truly intended to pass the throne to him. In the end, the Second Prince drank an incurable poison and ended up committing suicide. He left behind his last words of " widower, widow, and lonely ", expressing his curse towards the emperor and his grief and indignation towards himself.

The Second Prince committed suicide in the middle of the year. He attempted to rebel, but after being suppressed by Fan Xian, he chose to commit suicide. His scheme was discovered by the Qing Emperor, which ultimately led to his failure and death. After Fan Xian became the Northern Qi Emperor, Zhan Doudou gave birth to a daughter for him. Fan Xian continued to dress up as a woman to be the Emperor. Other figures such as the Eldest Princess and the Crown Prince also chose to commit suicide. All in all, the Second Prince's ending was tragic. Although he had courage and resourcefulness, he ultimately failed.

In " Celebrating Years 2," the Qing Emperor's six sons had different endings. 1. The Great Prince Li Chengru had Dongyi blood and cultivated Tyrannical zhenqi to the point of almost becoming a cripple. He was later saved by Ye Qingmei and reunited with the Northern Qi Princess, living a happy life. 2. Second Prince Li Chengze: Smart and quick-witted, but was chosen by the Qing Emperor to be the Crown Prince. Later, he was schemed by Fan Xian to commit suicide. 3. Crown Prince Li Chengqian: The son of the Empress, died due to emotional problems and a battle with the palace. 4. The little prince had once been seen as a tool to restrain the Crown Prince, but he was later saved by Fan Xian and had now become a member of the people. 5. Third Prince Li Chengping, who looked silly but was kind-hearted and innocent, unexpectedly ascended the throne in the end. 6. [The Fourth Prince: There was not much description in the play, and the ending was not clearly explained.]

In the Qing Dynasty, the Great Prince's ending was a happy one, reuniting with the Northern Qi Princess and his mother. The Second Prince's ending was suicide. He took poison and left behind a curse on the Qing Emperor.

The Crown Prince and the Second Prince both ended up committing suicide in the movie. The Crown Prince and the Second Prince were caught up in the smell of gunpowder in the struggle for the throne. The Qing Emperor had deliberately incited their struggle, which ultimately led to their tragic ending. The Second Prince broke down under Fan Xian's torture and decided to join forces with his father-in-law, Ye Zhong, to rebel. In the end, he chose to commit suicide. The Crown Prince was not more outstanding than the Second Prince. He, the Eldest Princess, and the Jingdou garrison launched a rebellion together. Therefore, the Crown Prince and the Second Prince both ended up committing suicide.

The First Prince and Second Prince had tragic endings in the Qing Dynasty. In the end, the First Prince lived a happy life, while the Second Prince was forced to rebel and commit suicide.