Celebrating the Year, Volume 11 Who's in the Box?
The box contained Cheng Jushu.
Celebrating the Year, Volume 1 to Volume 7
" Celebrating Years " was a novel with a total of seven volumes. The first volume was "A Visitor from afar," the second volume was "A Man in the Capital," the third volume was "Fog in the North Sea," the fourth volume was "The Dragon Throne Above," the fifth volume was "The Hanging Thorn," the sixth volume was "The Jiangnan Imperial Envoy," and the seventh volume was "The City Is Full of White Frost."
In the box for celebrating the year is
Qing Yu's box contained a Barrett sniper rifle, a letter for Wu Zhu, and a letter for Fan Xian. This sniper rifle had been left behind by Ye Qingmei to deal with the Qing Emperor. It had great lethality. In addition to the sniper rifle, there was also a letter for Wu Zhu and a letter for Fan Xian. They expressed Ye Qingmei's longing for Wu Zhu and her explanation for Fan Xian's past.
Celebrating the Year, Volume 11 Who Is In The Coffin?
The person in the coffin is Cheng Jushu.
Celebrating the Year 2, Volume 9
Fan Xian's lines in the ninth episode of " Celebrating the Year 2 " were: " From now on, you have me as your solid backing!"
Celebrating the Year, Volume 19
In the 19th episode of Qing Yu Nian, Fan Xian entered the palace under an edict. He learned of Gong Dian's identity and understood that the noble of the Qing Temple that day was the Qing Emperor. The Qing Emperor arranged for Fan Xian and Lin Wan 'er to meet. The two fell in love at first sight. The Qing Emperor praised Fan Xian's performance and made him the assistant of Taichang Temple. The Qing Emperor revealed that Lin Gong was the mastermind behind the Niulan Street assassination to test Fan Xian's reaction. Fan Xian took the opportunity to point the spearhead at the Crown Prince to test the Qing Emperor. Fan Xian felt that the Qing Emperor was unfathomable. Was the TV series not satisfying enough? Please click on the novel " Celebrating Years Season Three " below to learn about the plot in advance!
Celebrating the Year (Volume 6)
Qing Nian's sixth volume," Joy in Front of the Palace," was a novel created by Maoni. It described the interaction between the Northern Qi Emperor Fan Xian and the Eldest Princess, as well as Fan Xian's complicated feelings for the Eldest Princess. Although Fan Xian was dissatisfied with the Eldest Princess's betrayal, he also felt sympathy for her. This chapter was the most difficult chapter that the author had ever written. The novel had been completed, and the latest chapter was chapter 178," Our Winter of Discontent." In addition, this novel was also adapted into a film and television drama of the same name.
Celebrating the Year (Volume 6)
Qing Nian's sixth volume," Joy in Front of the Palace," was a novel created by Maoni. It described the interaction between the Northern Qi Emperor Fan Xian and the Eldest Princess, as well as Fan Xian's complicated feelings for the Eldest Princess. The specific plot and chapter content could only be found after further reading of the relevant chapters.
Celebrating the Year Volume 7
There are seven volumes in total. The introduction of each volume was as follows: The first volume was called " A Guest from afar." It told the story of the protagonist, Fan Xian, as a witness to the Qing Kingdom's decades of storms, experiencing family grudges, Jianghu disputes, and court politics. The second volume was called " In Jingdou." The story revolved around Fan Xian's experiences in Jingdou. The third volume was called " Fog in the North Sea." It described Fan Xian's adventures and changes in the north. The fourth volume was called " The Dragon Throne is Above." The story involved the Qing Emperor's power tactics and Fan Xian's struggle. The fifth volume was called " Hanging Thorn." It described Fan Xian's struggle for justice. The sixth volume was called " Jiangnan Imperial Envoy." The story took place in the Jiangnan area. Fan Xian worked with Wei Hua and the others to solve the problem. The seventh volume was called " City Filled with White Frost." It mainly described Fan Xian's negotiations with the Qing Emperor, his plan to assassinate the Qing Emperor, and his parting with Chen Pingping. This volume also involved some of the changes that had occurred in the North and the stories of Fan Xian and Wei Hua, the two heads of the secret service. In the end, Fan Xian retired and the novel ended.
Celebrating the Year, Volume 11
The 11th volume of Qing Yu Nian's novel was Qing Yu Nian, Red Bean of the Sword Hut. This novel was the second in Maoni's series of novels. It told a series of stories that happened after Fan Xian returned to Qing Kingdom, including the experiences of Fan Xian, Lin Wan 'er, the Qing Emperor, Ye Qingmei, the Eldest Princess, and others. The novel had a rich plot and distinct characters, and was deeply loved by readers.
Celebrating the Year (Volume 6)
Qing Nian's sixth volume," Joy in Front of the Palace," was a novel created by Maoni. It described the interaction between the Northern Qi Emperor Fan Xian and the Eldest Princess, as well as Fan Xian's complicated feelings for the Eldest Princess. The specific plot and chapter content could only be found after further reading of the relevant chapters.