Joy of Life's diplomatic mission to the capital was in chapter 59 of the fourth volume of the novel. Fan Xian returned to the capital with a bunch of questions and loaded the killer's head into the carriage. He then went to the Bureau of Military Affairs, the central organization of the Qing military. He dumped 200 heads at the door and provoked Yan Xiaoyi.

It would be tragic if Ji Yuan led the diplomatic mission to the capital to negotiate. His attitude during the negotiations was aggressive, and he had Yongxing Emperor and the courtiers in his grasp. However, he didn't expect Xu Qi 'an and Huai Qing to launch a coup. In the end, the entire diplomatic group was imprisoned and he was beheaded, his head being given to Ji Xuan.
When the Yunzhou diplomatic mission went to the capital to discuss peace, Huai Qing and Xu Qi 'an joined forces to launch a coup, forcing Yongxing Emperor to abdicate and ascend the throne.
Yang Yan followed Huai Qing to clear the emperor's side during the Yunzhou diplomatic mission to the capital to discuss peace, pulling Emperor Yong Xing to abdicate.
In Joy of Life's e-book, the chapter on the return of the diplomatic mission was chapter 99.
The Joy of Life e-book was in chapter 59 of the fourth volume.
The Joy of Life e-book was in chapter 59 of the fourth volume.
The Joy of Life e-book was in chapter 59 of the fourth volume.
Fan Xian had returned alive from his diplomatic mission to Northern Qi. Before Fan Xian left, the Qing Emperor had personally told him to " come back alive " and sent his personal Tiger Guards to protect him. Fan Xian had completed his mission in Northern Qi and successfully subdued eight generals. Although Fan Xian had experienced many dangers and pursuits in Northern Qi, he had finally returned to the Qing Kingdom safely. Thus, the exact time Fan Xian would return was not mentioned.
Joy of Life2: Fan Xian's Return to the Capital was a novel written by Bian Du. It told the story of Fan Xian, who had returned from Northern Qi and had yet to arrive at home, discovering the Second Prince, who was scheming behind the scenes. Fan Xian had experienced the plight of the diplomatic mission being robbed, Yan Bingyun's betrayal, and being slandered by the treasonous officials. The plot of the novel was compact and fascinating. It was a work worth reading. You can read the full content on Qidian Chinese website or download the TXT version.
Yes, Fan Xian had returned alive from his diplomatic mission to Northern Qi. Before Fan Xian left, the Qing Emperor had personally told him to " come back alive " and sent his personal Tiger Guards to protect him. Fan Xian had completed his mission in Northern Qi and successfully subdued eight generals. Although Fan Xian had experienced many dangers and pursuits in Northern Qi, he had finally returned to the Qing Kingdom safely.