Chen Pingping and the Qing Emperor fell out.

The chapter where Chen Pingping and the Qing Emperor fell out was the 159th episode of " Celebrating Years 2."

In "Celebrating Years," the chapters where Chen Pingping and the Qing Emperor fell out were the following: - Killing Intent Rising - Night Talk in the Bamboo Pavilion - Chapter 258-Heartfelt Connection - Chen Pingping's Perseverance - Chapter 260-Arrogant - Separation Between Mother and Son - The Emperor Was Heartless - Tit for Tat (1) - Tit for Tat (3)

In the novel " Celebrating Years," the chapter where Chen Pingping and the Qing Emperor fell out was chapter 1714. In this chapter, Chen Pingping was killed by Wu Zhu under the Qing Emperor's orders. Before he died, Chen Pingping told Fan Xian about his true relationship with the Qing Emperor. Because of this, Fan Xian felt resentment toward the Qing Emperor.

In the sly novel " Celebrating Years," the chapter where Chen Pingping and the Qing Emperor fell out was chapter 151. In this chapter, Chen Pingping revealed to Fan Xian that the Qing Emperor was the murderer of Fan Xian's mother, Ye Qingmei. In his shock, Fan Xian was filled with hatred and disappointment toward the Qing Emperor. After that, Chen Pingping and Fan Xian planned a plan to assassinate the Qing Emperor. However, the plan ultimately failed. Chen Pingping was thus sentenced to death by the Qing Emperor.

In the original work of " Celebrating Years," there were many chapters where Chen Pingping and the Qing Emperor fell out. The following were some of the important plots: - After the grandmaster battle outside Fan manor, Chen Pingping finally restored the truth of the Taiping Courtyard incident. From here on, Chen Pingping and the Qing Emperor could be considered to have completely broken off. - Chen Pingping used a wheelchair to heavily injure the Qing Emperor. The Qing Emperor was furious and executed Chen Pingping by a thousand cuts. He was not allowed to die until he had received 36,000 knives. This was also the beginning of Fan Xian's final fallout with the Qing Emperor.

The relationship between Chen Pingping and the Qing Emperor was complicated and contradictory. Chen Pingping was initially the Qing Emperor's watchman, but he later joined the Qing Emperor and became his right-hand man. However, the Qing Emperor had betrayed Ye Qingmei. This caused the relationship between Chen Pingping and the Qing Emperor to break. Chen Pingping tried to avenge Ye Qingmei, but her assassination plan failed. In the end, the Qing Emperor decided to execute Chen Pingping, but she persisted in avenging Ye Qingmei while her flesh was being cut off. In the end, the Qing Emperor sent Chen Pingping back to the Overwatch Council and made it public. The specific content of the conversation was not provided, so the details of the conversation could not be given.

The relationship between Chen Pingping and the Qing Emperor was complicated and close. Chen Pingping was the Qing Emperor's right-hand man. He carried out his plans and schemes. The Qing Emperor had some trust in Chen Pingping, but he often tested her. Chen Pingping remained vigilant in front of the Qing Emperor. He was unwilling to reveal his true thoughts, but his acting skills were not picked out by the Qing Emperor. The Qing Emperor tried to change their relationship, but Chen Pingping rejected his suggestion and insisted on maintaining their relationship. The Qing Emperor hoped to obtain Chen Pingping's true opinion and view, but Chen Pingping did not give him a chance. There was a crack in their relationship that could not be mended. The Qing Emperor had a certain degree of reliance on Chen Pingping, but he also had some doubts about her. Chen Pingping called himself a puppet in front of the Qing Emperor to hide his true thoughts. The Qing Emperor's probing and challenge to Chen Pingping made their relationship complicated. In the end, the Qing Emperor's trust in Chen Pingping was not unchanging. Chen Pingping remained vigilant in front of the Qing Emperor and was unwilling to reveal his true thoughts.

Chen Pingping was a character in Maoni's online novel," Celebrating Years," and the Qing Emperor was a character in " Celebrating Years." In the original work of " Celebrating Years," Chen Pingping and the Qing Emperor had a relationship of monarch and minister. Chen Pingping was the Director of the Overwatch Council, and the Qing Emperor was the male lead in " Celebrating Years." He was also Fan Xian's father in name and also the final villain in the play.

The Qing Emperor killed Chen Pingping in the seventh volume, chapter 102 of the novel " Celebrating Years." Chen Pingping had been killed by the Qing Emperor because she had exposed the truth that Ye Qingmei had died at the Qing Emperor's hands. The Qing Emperor felt humiliated and angry and decided to execute Chen Pingping. After Chen Pingping was captured alive by the Qing Emperor, he suffered all kinds of punishments and was eventually executed by the Qing Emperor. Fan Xian tried to save Chen Pingping, but he failed to save her fate. The Qing Emperor and Chen Pingping's relationship in " Celebrating Years " was complicated and tense. They grew up together and had deep feelings. However, the Qing Emperor's suspicion and paranoia caused him to have doubts about Chen Pingping, which ultimately led to her tragic ending.

The Qing Emperor was indeed afraid of Chen Pingping. Chen Pingping was the Qing Emperor's political enemy. He held great power in the Overwatch Council and enjoyed high status and power in the court. After many investigations, Chen Pingping determined that the Qing Emperor was the mastermind behind Ye Qingmei's death. In order to avenge Ye Qingmei, he intensified the struggle for imperial power. The Qing Emperor was worried that Chen Pingping would make a comeback. Moreover, Chen Pingping's many years of Anta's spies were still operating, controlling the movements of the court at any time. The Qing Emperor believed that only with Chen Pingping dead could he be at ease letting his illegitimate son, Fan Xian, control the Inspection Council. Thus, the Qing Emperor was wary of Chen Pingping.