Which novel was Qing Yu Nian adapted from?

'Celebrating Years' was based on Maoni's novel of the same name.

'Celebrating Years' was a novel published on Qidian Chinese website.

Qing Yu Nian was not based on the history of the Southern Song Dynasty. Although there were some references to the stories and characters of the Southern Song Dynasty in some plots and character settings, it was not completely based on the history of the Southern Song Dynasty. In the novel, it mainly told the story of a male protagonist named Fan Xian who gradually grew into a powerful man in Chang 'an, the capital, after experiencing all kinds of storms. Many of the plots and settings in this story, such as the political structure of Jingdou, the martial arts world, the relationship between the emperor and the powerful officials, etc., were all fictional and had no direct connection with the history of the Southern Song Dynasty. Although there are some stories and characters that refer to the history of the Southern Song Dynasty, it is not entirely based on the history of the Southern Song Dynasty.

Celebrating Years was a story about the Southern Dynasty during the Northern and Southern Dynasties. Although the Qing Kingdom was fictional, its background in the drama corresponded to the Southern Chen Kingdom. Southern Chen was a dynasty during the Northern and Southern Dynasties.

Dabao was the messenger of the Temple Organization. The temple was an organization with super technology. Da Bao was the messenger sent by the temple organization to find the person who could open the temple. In the novel, Da Bao was a child who dressed strangely and acted strangely. His appearance attracted the attention of Fan Xian and the others. In his contact with Fan Xian and the others, Dabao gradually revealed his ability and purpose. He helped Fan Xian and the others solve some difficult problems and guided them to the Temple.

Chapter 53 of the seventh volume of Qing Yu Nian was about discussing relatives and merits. In this chapter, there was a rebellion in the Qing Kingdom's Jingdou, causing many of the masters in the palace to die. The chaos in the palace made the relationship in the palace simpler, and the overall atmosphere became solemn and direct. The specific plot and details required reading the full content of the chapter.

Chapter 31 of the seventh volume of Qing Yu Nian was about the story of Fan Xian and Wei Hua, the two heads of the secret service. They drank and chatted together, reminiscing about the past outside the capital. This chapter described their friendship and memories. The specific chapter content or summary was not provided in the search results, so no more information about this chapter could be provided.

Qing Yu Nian was a television drama adapted from a novel of the same name. It told the legendary story of Fan Xian's journey from Danzhou to Jingdou. The play was directed by Sun Hao and starred by Zhang Ruoyun, Li Qin, and Chen Daoming. The first season was released in 2019, and the second season had yet to be broadcast. The plot involved Fan Xian's growth, his righteous companions, and the trials and adventures he faced. The drama received a lot of attention in the mainland of China, but the details of the plot and the rating had not been announced yet.

Qing Yunian's sixth volume, chapter 117, was about the pursuit. After Fan Xian fled Dong Mountain, the people of the Overwatch Council had already realized his actions and sent three warships to pursue him. The three warships silently approached the Overwatch Council ship, but because of the thick fog, the search became difficult.

It was described in chapter 101 of the seventh volume of Qing Yu Nian that a few days ago, the last of the summer heat was still lingering on the continent, and the first autumn rain had yet to fall. Only in the morning and evening, the wind under the dim sun had a clear autumn feeling, blowing through the hills, forests, and fields. Fan Xian sat in the carriage with his eyes closed, but he didn't feel too worried. In this chapter, Fan Xian experienced various events, including the negotiations with the Qing Emperor, the plan to assassinate the Qing Emperor, and his parting with Chen Pingping. The specific plot and details required reading the full content of the chapter.