Hong Zhu's Ending

There were two different versions of Hong Zhu's ending in the original work of " Celebrating Years." According to the literature [1], Hong Sixiang had been killed by Great Grandmaster Ku He during the Battle of Dong Mountain and had self-destructed. However, the document mentioned that Hong Zhu left the Qing Palace and accompanied Fan Xian to live in seclusion in West Lake, living a carefree life. Thus, it was impossible to determine Hong Zhu's final outcome.

Hong Zhu's ending in " Celebrating Years 2 " was a happy ending. He became Fan Xian's right-hand man and provided Fan Xian with evidence of the Crown Prince and Eldest Princess's unethical relationship, helping Fan Xian gain the upper hand. At the critical moment, he had let the empress and Crown Prince go and helped Fan Xian escape successfully. In the end, when Fan Xian brought his family to live in seclusion at West Lake, Hong Zhu also followed by his side. Hong Zhu's wit and shrewdness allowed him to successfully deceive the Qing Emperor and become Fan Xian's strongest trump card. Thus, Hong Zhu's ending was a success.

Hong Zhu's ending in " The Second Season of Celebrating Years " was a happy one. After the Qing Emperor died, he left Jingdou and became the housekeeper of Fan Xian's family. He lived a quiet and peaceful life. Hong Zhu used his wisdom to stand out in the palace and became Fan Xian's right-hand man. In the end, he saved Fan Xian's family and made the first contribution. His story showed the legend of the ordinary.

Hong Zhu's ending in the second season of " Celebrating Years " was satisfactory. He relied on his wisdom and wit to stand out in the palace and become Fan Xian's right-hand man. Hong Zhu had displayed his intelligence and wisdom at the critical moment and helped Fan Xian resolve many difficulties. Although he had only appeared three times, he had left a deep impression on everyone. Hong Zhu's ending was satisfactory. His wisdom and hard work had paid off and he had become an important supporter of Fan Xian.

Hong Sixiang and Hong Zhu were two characters in " Celebrating Years." Hong Sixiang was described as a cover used by the Qing Emperor to confuse the enemy. He was not a true Great Grandmaster. Hong Zhu was a eunuch. In the play, he played Fan Xian's hidden chess piece and eventually served Fan Xian at West Lake in Hangzhou. Regarding the relationship between Hong Sixiang and Hong Zhu, as well as the comparison of their strength, the search results did not provide any clear information. Therefore, I am unable to answer this question.

Hong Sixiang and Hong Zhu were two characters in " Celebrating Years." Hong Sixiang was described as a cover used by the Qing Emperor to confuse the enemy. He was not a true Great Grandmaster. Hong Zhu was a eunuch. In the play, he played Fan Xian's hidden chess piece and eventually served Fan Xian at West Lake in Hangzhou. Regarding the relationship between Hong Sixiang and Hong Zhu, as well as the comparison of their strength, the search results did not provide any clear information. Therefore, I am unable to answer this question.

Hong Zhu was a character in the TV series " Celebrating the Second Season ", played by Wang Chengyang. His original name was Chen Xiaodi, and he was a little eunuch with no one to rely on. Hong Zhu's family property was seized by the county magistrate, and his family members were killed. He and his brother were lucky enough to escape. In order to take revenge, Hong Zhu decided to enter the palace and become a eunuch, looking for an opportunity to take revenge. In the palace, Hong Zhu met old Eunuch Hong. He fanned him and chased away the flies, giving him a new name, Hong Zhu. Hong Zhu became Fan Xian's man and helped him achieve his revenge. Hong Zhu was a clever and meticulous person. His appearance had pushed forward the development of the plot.

Hong Zhu was a web novel author. His representative works included " The Rebirth God-level Prodigal,"" My Iceberg Beauty Wife,"" The Strongest Mad Soldier in Huadu," and so on.

Hong Sixiang ended up being killed by Ku He in the battle of Dong Mountain. As the Qing Emperor's shield and bait, he was sacrificed by the Qing Emperor to expose his strength. In the original novel, Hong Sixiang was only a peak ninth-level expert. He only became stronger after the Qing Emperor's guidance. Even though he was considered the fourth Great Grandmaster, the Qing Emperor was actually stronger. Hong Sixiang's death was an important price to pay for the Qing Emperor because his death revealed the Qing Emperor's true Great Grandmaster strength.

Hong Sixiang ended up being killed by Great Grandmaster Ku He. In " Celebrating Years," Hong Sixiang was used by the Qing Emperor as a shield and was mistaken for the Qing Emperor's identity as a Great Grandmaster. However, in the battle of Dong Mountain, Hong Sixiang was easily defeated by Ku He, exposing his weakness of lacking strength. In the end, Hong Sixiang was killed by Ku He, dying a miserable death. Hong Sixiang's death was an important price to pay for the Qing Emperor because his death revealed the Qing Emperor's true Great Grandmaster strength.