In " Celebrating Years," the Qing Emperor referred to Fan Xian and his two brothers, the Crown Prince and the Second Prince. Although the Qing Emperor had never acknowledged Fan Xian as his son, from this perspective, Fan Xian and the two princes were half-brothers. The Qing Emperor's intention in saying this at the family banquet was to let Fan Xian share the food with his brothers. At the same time, it was also to test Fan Xian's attitude toward the two princes and to warn the two princes not to drag Fan Xian into the water. This scene showed the Qing Emperor's test of Fan Xian and the complicated relationship between the brothers. The Qing Emperor's words also set the stage for the Qing Emperor to announce Fan Xian's identity later. It aroused the two princes 'hostility toward Fan Xian. All in all, the Qing Emperor's words of " three brothers " were a form of courtesy and concern for Fan Xian and his brothers. It was also a test and a test. It expressed the Qing Emperor's trust and expectations for Fan Xian.
The Qing Emperor had a total of six sons. They were the Great Prince, the Second Prince, the Crown Prince, Fan Xian, the Third Prince, and the youngest Prince. Every son had a different fate and ending. The First Prince, Li Chengru, had been ostracized because of his bloodline and was finally reunited with his family. The Second Prince, Li Chengze, was smart and intelligent, but he was used by the Qing Emperor and finally chose to commit suicide. Crown Prince Li Chengqian lost the Qing Emperor's favor because he fell in love with Li Yunrui. In the end, he passed away tragically. Third Prince Li Chengping ascended the throne as the new Emperor, but he became Fan Xian's puppet. The youngest prince was arranged by Fan Xian to stay among the people, far away from the power struggles of the palace. The Qing Emperor knew from the beginning that Fan Xian was his and Ye Qingmei's son, but he valued and feared Fan Xian's ability. The Qing Emperor's goal was to train Fan Xian to become a lone official, but he could only rely on the imperial power. In general, the story of the Qing Emperor and his sons was filled with tragedy and power. Every son had a different fate and ending.
The Qing Emperor knew from the beginning that Fan Xian was his son. From the many documents, it could be seen that the Qing Emperor had known Fan Xian's identity when he was born and had been paying attention to his growth. The Qing Emperor had wanted to kill Fan Xian when he was born, but Fan Jian had replaced Fan Xian with his own son, allowing Fan Xian to live. The Qing Emperor had always known Fan Xian's identity, but he had not publicly acknowledged it. Instead, he had shown Fan Xian love and indulgence.
At first, the Emperor did not know that the twins were not his children, but later he became suspicious and confirmed this fact with Zhen Huan on the hospital bed. Zhen Huan fell in love with Guo Junwang in Ganlu Temple and became pregnant with his child. However, because Guo Junwang was in danger, Zhen Huan could not tell him about the child. After Zhen Huan learned that Guo Junwang's accident was not an accident, she decided to return to the Emperor's side and let the Emperor mistakenly think that the child was his. After Zhen Huan returned to the palace, she gave birth to twins. A few years later, the Emperor found that the twins looked more and more like Guo Junwang's son, and he became suspicious. Therefore, the Emperor finally knew that the twins were not his.
The Qing Emperor had attacked many times in " Celebrating Years," and displayed powerful martial arts strength. In the battle of Dong Mountain, the Qing Emperor had first seriously injured Sigu Jian with a punch. Then, he crossed half a lake with a finger and injected a large amount of zhenqi into Ku He's body, causing his meridians to explode. The Qing Emperor's attack caused Ku He and Sigu Jian to suffer heavy injuries. In the end, the Qing Emperor won. In addition, in the battle with Wu Zhu, although the Qing Emperor had been heavily injured, he had also heavily injured Wu Zhu, Fan Xian, Haitang Duoduo, and the others. The Qing Emperor's martial arts were described as a domineering and violent fist technique. His fist technique symbolized the majesty of an emperor. Overall, the Qing Emperor had displayed great martial arts strength in Celebrating Years.
In the novel " Celebrating Years," the Qing Emperor first revealed his strength during the Battle of Dong Mountain. He was described as a grandmaster level figure and was considered the peak of human combat strength. The Qing Emperor cultivated Tyrannical zhenqi, which could transform nuclear energy into combat power. At his peak, he could instantly kill Ku He with one finger across half a lake, cripple Sigu Jian with one punch, and finish off three Great Grandmasters. The Qing Emperor's strength was considered the strongest existence in the world, but in the end, he was ambushed and destroyed in the battle of Dong Mountain. The reason why the Qing Emperor had always hidden his Great Grandmaster strength was probably because he was afraid of the danger and threat of his opponent.
The Qing Emperor had attacked many times in Celebrating Years and displayed his powerful martial arts strength. In the battle of Dong Mountain, he had heavily injured Sigu Jian with one punch. Then, he had crossed half a lake with a finger and injected zhenqi into Ku He's body, causing his meridians to explode. The Qing Emperor's attack caused Ku He and Sigu Jian to suffer heavy injuries. In the end, the Qing Emperor won. In addition, the Qing Emperor also displayed the level of a Great Grandmaster in Taiping Courtyard. He keenly sensed that Yan Xiaoyi was about to release an arrow and quickly somersaulted in front of Fan Xian, avoiding Yan Xiaoyi's attack. The Qing Emperor had even displayed the strength of a Great Grandmaster when Chen Pingping tried to assassinate him and had taken Chen Pingping down. All in all, the Qing Emperor had made many moves in Celebrating Years, displaying his powerful martial arts strength.
Emperor Ku was an emperor in ancient China. He had five wives. These five wives were the daughter of the Zou Tu Clan, Jian Di, Jiang, Qing Du, and Chang Yi. According to legend, Emperor Ku was the son of Zhuanxu and the great-grandson of the Yellow Emperor. Emperor Ku was smart since he was a child. He assisted Zhuanxu at the age of 15 and made great contributions. He was conferred the title of King of a small country. Among them, Zou Tu's daughter was Emperor Ku's first wife. Their marriage originated from Emperor Ku falling in love with this girl and dating her, and they eventually became husband and wife. The story of Emperor Ku and his five wives was recorded in ancient Chinese myths and legends. Their marriages and descendants had contributed to the development of the Chinese nation.
Emperor Ku was an emperor in ancient times. He had five wives. These five wives were the daughter of the Zou Tu Clan, Jian Di, Jiang, Qing Du, and Chang Yi. According to legend, Emperor Ku was the son of Zhuanxu and the great-grandson of the Yellow Emperor. Emperor Ku was smart since he was a child. He assisted Zhuanxu at the age of 15 and made great contributions. He was conferred the title of King of a small country. Among them, Zou Tu's daughter was Emperor Ku's first wife. Their marriage started when Emperor Ku fell in love with this girl. He went to the riverside to date her and later married her. Emperor Ku's wives had different stories and descendants in myths and legends.