The Source of Overbearing True Qi for Celebrating Years

In " Celebrating Years," the " Tyrannical zhenqi " that Fan Xian and the Qing Emperor practiced was a martial arts secret manual. This book had been brought out of the Temple by Ye Qingmei. Only the Qing Emperor and Fan Xian had practiced it. " Tyrannical zhenqi " was divided into two volumes. The Qing Emperor practiced the entire book, while Fan Xian only practiced the first volume. The Qing Emperor's grasp of Tyrannical zhenqi was much higher than Fan Xian's. The unique feature of Tyrannical zhenqi was that it could be released outside the body, similar to the Conqueror's Haki in One Piece. It could be used both inside and outside the body, wrapping around arms and weapons. Fan Xian had encountered some difficulties while practicing Tyrannical zhenqi, such as zhenqi bursting and damaged meridians, but in the end, he had successfully practiced the King's Way zhenqi. One of the reasons why the Qing Emperor became the number one grandmaster in the world was that he had mastered Tyrannical zhenqi and displayed great strength at Dong Mountain. In short," Tyrannical zhenqi " was the top martial technique in " Celebrating Years." Fan Xian and the Qing Emperor could skillfully use it.

Qing Yu Nian's true energy referred to the nuclear radiation energy left behind after the nuclear explosion of the previous civilization. This energy was used to strengthen the human body and increase one's abilities. In the world of Qing Yunian, zhenqi was used to practice martial arts, including the Tyrannical zhenqi and the King's Path zhenqi that the Qing Emperor practiced. True Qi could be absorbed and used to strengthen the body for attack or defense. True Qi was actually nuclear radiation energy, which was transformed by people into the ability to cultivate. Cultivators absorbed and utilized nuclear radiation energy to enhance their physical strength and abilities. In Qing Yuannian's world, there was no real ability or technique to cultivate true qi. On the contrary, true qi referred to the air that had been affected by nuclear radiation. This affected air was transformed into the ability to cultivate. Therefore, the " no true qi " in the celebration meant that the cultivator did not really have true qi in the traditional sense.

There were many explanations for the origin of the title, Celebrating Years. According to the content of the original work," Celebrating Years " could be directly explained as rejoicing at the extra years he had. The main character, Fan Xian, was a dying patient with myalgia gravis. He was reborn as a baby in the Qing Kingdom and could live a healthy and free life. In addition," Celebrating Years " could also be interpreted as the rest of his life in Qing Kingdom, because the country Fan Xian was reborn in was called Qing Kingdom. In addition, the title of the book was also related to the two books,'Dream of the Red Chamber' and 'Twelve Kingdoms.' The novel that Fan Xian copied from was Dream of the Red Chamber, and the fate of Fan Xian's wife, Lin Wan 'er, was similar to Lin Daiyu's. In addition, the title of the book was related to the city of Daqing in Northeast China. In short, the title of " Celebrating Years " came from many factors, including Fan Xian's rebirth story, its connection to " Dream of the Red Chamber " and " The Twelve Kingdoms," and its connection to the Qing Kingdom.

There were two main origins for the name 'Celebrating Years.' First of all, according to the author's sneaky revelation, the name of " Celebrating the Years " originated from a sentence in " Dream of the Red Chamber ". One of the sentences was " Leave Yu Qing ", and the name of " Celebrating the Years " was derived from this sentence. Secondly, the name of the Qing Kingdom in " Celebrating Years " came from the Qing Kingdom in the novel " Twelve Kingdoms " by the Japanese writer, Ono Buyumi. These two sources were related to the author's crafty preferences and creative inspiration.

The title of the book," Celebrating the Years," originated from the fifth chapter of " Dream of the Red Chamber ", where Qiao Jie's song," Celebrating the Years," was played. The novel that Fan Xian copied from was Dream of the Red Chamber, and the fate of Fan Xian's wife, Lin Wan 'er, was similar to Lin Daiyu's. In addition, the two female leads of " Celebrating Years ", Li Qin and Song Yi, had both acted in the TV series " Dream of the Red Chamber." Li Qin's role as Xue Baochai was her first film in the entertainment industry, while Song Yi played Xiang Ling, who officially entered the entertainment industry because of her role in Dream of the Red Chamber. In general,'Celebrating Years' had a greater connection with 'Dream of the Red Chamber'.

There were two main sources for the title of Celebrating Years. First of all, according to the author's sneaky revelation, the name of " Celebrating the Years " originated from a sentence in " Dream of the Red Chamber ". One of the sentences was " Leave Yu Qing ", and the name of " Celebrating the Years " was derived from this sentence. Secondly, the name of the Qing Kingdom in " Celebrating Years " came from the Qing Kingdom in the novel " Twelve Kingdoms " by the Japanese writer, Ono Buyumi. Therefore, the meaning of the name " Celebrating the Years " was to celebrate the extra years one had and cherish the rest of his life.

In " Celebrating Years," the Qing Emperor had always hidden his identity as a Great Grandmaster. The martial art he practiced was one of the three top martial arts that Ye Qingmei had stolen from the temple. It was called the Nameless Martial Art. This martial art was divided into two volumes. The first volume was Tyrannical zhenqi, while the second volume was King Path zhenqi. The Qing Emperor had only learned the first volume and had never grasped the secrets of the second volume. The Qing Emperor's meridians had all been severed during a personal expedition, but he had unexpectedly cultivated the King's Path zhenqi. This fact was not known to the outside world, so his identity as a Great Grandmaster had been hidden for a long time. In the battle of Dong Mountain, the Qing Emperor had displayed his strength. He had first seriously injured Ku He and then sent Sigu Jian flying with a punch. Although Ku He and Sigu Jian had been ambushed by the Qing Emperor, the Qing Emperor's strength was clearly higher than theirs. The Qing Emperor's martial arts strength was considered the strongest in " Celebrating Years." Compared to the other four Great Grandmasters, only Wu Zhu could fight him. As for the difference between the Qing Emperor's King Path zhenqi and Tyrannical zhenqi, the King Path zhenqi was more powerful, but it was more difficult to master. It required a higher realm to cultivate.

Qing Yu Nian's zhenqi referred to the nuclear radiation energy left over from the previous era. This energy was used to strengthen the human body and increase one's abilities. In the world of Qing Yunian, zhenqi was used to practice martial arts, including the Tyrannical zhenqi and the King's Path zhenqi that the Qing Emperor practiced. True Qi could be absorbed and used to strengthen the body and attack or defend. Fan Xian used the Snow Mountain and Ocean of Qi method to circulate zhenqi through his meridians. In short, Qing Yu's zhenqi was a type of nuclear radiation energy that was used to improve one's abilities and cultivate martial arts techniques.

The true energy in Qing Yu Nian was actually nuclear radiation energy left over from the previous era. This nuclear radiation energy was used to strengthen the human body, allowing humans to obtain extraordinary abilities. In the world of the celebration, people cultivated true qi to increase their strength. True Qi was a type of nuclear radiation energy that was used to strengthen the body and attack or defend.

The true energy in Qing Yu Nian was actually nuclear radiation energy left over from the previous era. This kind of nuclear radiation energy was used to strengthen the human body, allowing humans to obtain extraordinary abilities. In the world of the celebration, people cultivated true qi to increase their strength. True Qi was a type of energy that could be transmitted to another person's body to be preserved. The Qing Emperor was one of those who cultivated Tyrannical True Qi. Ye Qingmei mentioned in the letter that there was no true qi in this world. The so-called true qi was actually a product of nuclear radiation. Therefore, Qing Yu's zhenqi was a type of energy that originated from nuclear radiation and was used to strengthen the human body.