Celebrating the Second Prince and Ye Ling 'er's novel chapters

There was no specific mention of the ending of the second prince, Ye Ling 'er, in the middle of the Qing Dynasty. The search results mentioned that Ye Ling 'er married the Second Prince, Li Chengze. Their marriage was initially a transaction, but as time passed, they gradually developed feelings for each other. However, when the Second Prince finally learned that he was only a chess piece of the Qing Emperor, he committed suicide in despair. When Ye Ling 'er learned of the Second Prince's death, she had wanted to die for love, but she was persuaded by Fan Xian to live. In the end, Ye Ling 'er found her happiness and was together with the last disciple of Sigu Jian in Dongyi. As for the ending of Ye Ling 'er and the Second Prince, the search results did not mention the specific situation. Therefore, the search results did not give a clear answer to the outcome of the second prince, Ye Ling 'er, during the celebration.

In the past few years, the relationship between the Second Prince and Ye Ling 'er could be described as " love after marriage ". At first, their marriage was a transaction. The Second Prince married Ye Ling 'er for the military power of the Ye family. Although the Second Prince did not have much feelings for her, as the time they spent together increased, they gradually developed feelings. Ye Ling 'er ended up with someone else, but it had nothing to do with Fan Sizhe.

The story of the Second Prince Li Chengze and Ye Ling 'er in the novel Qingyu Nian was about love after marriage. In the beginning, their marriage was just a transaction, without much affection. However, as they spent more time together, they gradually developed feelings for each other. Ye Ling 'er was sincere to the Second Prince, and the Second Prince also wanted to protect Ye Ling' er. However, the Second Prince was forced into a corner and decided to rebel. However, he was betrayed by Father Ye during the rebellion and eventually failed and committed suicide. There was no clear mention of Ye Ling 'er's final outcome. Therefore, according to the information provided, the Second Prince and Ye Ling 'er's ending was failure and loneliness.

The story of the Second Prince Li Chengze and Ye Ling 'er in the novel Qingyu Nian was about love after marriage. Their marriage was originally a transaction, without much emotion. However, as time passed, they gradually developed feelings for each other. Ye Ling 'er was sincere to the Second Prince, and the Second Prince also wanted to protect Ye Ling' er. However, the Second Prince was forced into a corner and decided to rebel. However, he was betrayed by Father Ye during the rebellion and eventually failed and committed suicide. In the end, Ye Ling 'er became a lonely person. Therefore, according to the information provided, the Second Prince and Ye Ling 'er's ending was failure and loneliness.

The story of the Second Prince Li Chengze and Ye Ling 'er in the novel Qingyu Nian was about love after marriage. In the beginning, their marriage was just a transaction, without much affection. However, as they spent more time together, they gradually developed feelings for each other. Ye Ling 'er was sincere to the Second Prince, and the Second Prince also wanted to protect Ye Ling' er. However, the Second Prince was forced into a corner and decided to rebel. However, he was betrayed by Father Ye during the rebellion and eventually failed and committed suicide. In the end, Ye Ling 'er became a lonely person. There was no clear answer in the search results regarding the specific ending of the Second Prince and Ye Ling 'er.

In the second year of the Qing Dynasty, the marriage of the Second Prince, Li Chengze, and Ye Ling 'er was the Qing Emperor's plan. The Qing Emperor's bestowment of marriage to the Second Prince and Ye Ling 'er seemed to be a reward for the Second Prince, but in reality, it was a blow to him and a check and balance. Ye Ling 'er's identity was special. Her father held military power in Jingdou and was an important force in the court. Although the Second Prince had accepted the Qing Emperor's betrothal, it did not mean that he would not resist. He had joined forces with the Ye family to recommend Fan Xian to the Qing Emperor as an examiner for the spring examinations. He had two goals. One was to use Fan Xian to sharpen the Crown Prince. The other was to use Fan Xian's help to take revenge on the Qing Emperor. Ye Ling 'er did not have a good impression of the Second Prince at first, but as they interacted, she gradually became moved and was willing to help the Second Prince recommend Fan Xian. In the end, the Second Prince was schemed against by the Qing Emperor. He committed suicide in despair, and Ye Ling 'er was unfortunately killed. In the second year of the celebration, the marriage between the Second Prince and Ye Ling 'er ended in tragedy.

In " Celebrating Years 2," Ye Ling 'er was the Second Prince's concubine. Ye Ling 'er was Dongyi's Sigu Jian's younger sister. She studied under Ku He and was good friends with Fan Xian's younger sister, Fan Ruoruo. She had a simple and straightforward personality. Because Fan Xian had risked his life to protect her in the Niulan Street assassination case, she had fallen in love with him. Later, Ye Ling 'er was betrothed to the Second Prince by the Qing Emperor and became his concubine.

The reason why the Second Prince refused to marry Ye Ling 'er was because he understood that the Qing Emperor wanted him to marry Ye Ling' er because he saw him as an abandoned child. The Qing Emperor's betrothal to the Second Prince and Ye Ling 'er was to suppress and balance the Second Prince. Ye Ling 'er's father was the Jingdou Garrison and held military power. He was an important force in the court. In addition, the Second Prince's mother was Noble Consort Shu, and Noble Consort Shu's maiden family was also a prestigious family in the capital. The marriage between the two families allowed the Second Prince's power to overwhelm the Crown Prince. Therefore, the Second Prince refused to marry Ye Ling 'er to protect his status and power.

There were some different versions of Qing Yu Nian's second prince and Ye Ling 'er's ending. According to document 1 and document 5, Ye Ling 'er eventually married Thirteenth Wang and lived a happy life. However, documents 2 and 3 mentioned that Ye Ling 'er married the Second Prince, but the Second Prince eventually failed and committed suicide, leaving Ye Ling' er alone. According to document 4, after Ye Ling 'er's husband, the Second Prince, committed suicide, Ye Ling' er finally found her own happiness. Files 6 and 9 also mentioned Ye Ling 'er's troubled marriage, but did not specify her final outcome. In document 7, it was mentioned that Ye Ling 'er eventually married Thirteenth Wang and lived a happy life with him. Therefore, based on the information provided, it was impossible to determine what Ye Ling 'er's final outcome would be.

In Qing Yu Nian's original work, the Second Prince, Ye Ling 'er, was Ye Zhong's daughter. She was ordered by the Qing Emperor to marry the Second Prince, Li Chengze, as his concubine. The Second Prince had originally only used Ye Ling 'er to rope in her father, but in the process of getting along with her, the Second Prince gradually fell in love with her. However, when the Second Prince finally learned that he was only a chess piece of the Qing Emperor, he committed suicide in despair. When Ye Ling 'er learned of the Second Prince's death, she had wanted to die for love, but she was persuaded by Fan Xian to live. In the end, Ye Ling 'er found her happiness and was together with the last disciple of Sigu Jian in Dongyi. As for the ending of Ye Ling 'er and the Second Prince, the search results did not mention the specific situation. Therefore, there was no clear answer in the search results regarding the ending of the second prince, Ye Ling 'er, in the original novel.