The following were some ideas about the possible content involved in Ye Qingmei and the Qing Emperor's CP: Starting from their complicated relationship, Ye Qingmei was a transmigrator. She carried out a series of reforms in the Qing Kingdom and helped the Qing Emperor ascend to the throne. There was a special emotional connection between them. The Qing Emperor was grateful and dependent on Ye Qingmei, and Ye Qingmei also had a good impression of the Qing Emperor. However, as the plot developed, their differences in ideals gradually became apparent. Under the influence of his desire for power and traditional ideas, the Qing Emperor and Ye Qingmei walked towards opposition. When writing a CP, they could focus on describing the process of their first meeting and getting to know each other. For example, how Ye Qingmei used her modern knowledge to stand out in the Qing Kingdom and attract the Emperor's attention. It could be described their interactions in the palace. When Ye Qingmei tried to push her ideas, the Qing Emperor's attitude changed, from initial support or curiosity to later resistance. They could also go deeper from the emotional line and write about their inner struggles when they faced the choice between love and power. For example, Ye Qingmei might be entangled between her feelings for the Qing Emperor and her own ideals of changing the world, while the Qing Emperor was wavering between his love for Ye Qingmei and his desire to control the imperial power. They could also start from the key point of their relationship breaking down. For example, Ye Qingmei's reform had touched the interests of too many traditional forces. Under such pressure, the Qing Emperor had to balance his feelings for Ye Qingmei and the stability of his throne. In the end, it led to the regret, remorse, and other complex emotions brought about by the tragic ending of Ye Qingmei's death.

There were different opinions on whether Ye Qingmei liked the Qing Emperor. On the one hand, before the Qing Emperor ascended the throne, he was very infatuated with Ye Qingmei. He often climbed the wall to see Ye Qingmei. After spending a long time with her, they developed feelings for each other. Moreover, one of the reasons why Ye Qingmei chose the Qing Emperor to borrow a seed to have a child was because of the feelings between the two. On the other hand, in order for Ye Qingmei to realize her plan to create a world where everyone was equal, the Qing Emperor was someone she had to rope in. The statement in her will showed that she treated the Qing Emperor as a part of her plan. To Ye Qingmei, the Qing Emperor might just be a tool. She was a proud woman with great ideals. Perhaps she would not easily have true feelings for a man, even if he was the ruler of a country.
The Qing Emperor liked Ye Qingmei. Ye Qingmei was a woman with a strong personality and a heart for the world. She had brought a lot of influence to the Qing Emperor and created many miracles. The Qing Emperor had complicated feelings for Ye Qingmei, which included love and admiration. Ye Qingmei could be considered the Qing Emperor's lover. They had Fan Xian, and she was the only woman the Qing Emperor had ever loved. At the same time, as the Emperor, Ye Qingmei's abilities and thoughts made him feel fear. In the end, the Qing Emperor plotted to kill Ye Qingmei for his own rule.
The Qing Emperor had meticulously planned to kill Ye Qingmei. First, he had sent Fan Jian away to follow him to the western grasslands. This had created evidence of his alibi and also made it impossible for Fan Jian to rescue Ye Qingmei in time. It had also foreshadowed suspicion between him and Chen Pingping. Second, he had transferred Chen Pingping away and used the threat of war from Northern Qi to have Chen Pingping, the Director of the Overwatch Council, lead the Black Knights north to guard, causing Chen Pingping to fall into a trap. Then, he made use of the Temple's desire to get rid of Ye Qingmei to join forces with them. Ye Qingmei's actions of sneaking out and kidnapping Wu Zhu violated the Temple's rules, and the Temple wanted to maintain human civilization as an agricultural society. When Ye Qingmei was at her weakest on the day she gave birth, the Temple sent out robots that were on par with Wu Zhu to lure Wu Zhu to fight. Ye Qingmei had just given birth to a child when she was surrounded by a large group of rebels. In the end, Ye Qingmei was killed and Fan Xian was successfully saved by Wu Zhu. Fan Jian used his newborn eldest son to exchange for Ye Qingmei's child, thus preserving Ye Qingmei's only bloodline in the Qing Kingdom.
Ye Qingmei's wisdom and ability threatened the Qing Emperor's rule. This was the main reason why the Qing Emperor killed her. First of all, Ye Qingmei had modern knowledge and thinking. She had established the palace treasury in charge of the palace's wealth and the Overwatch Council to supervise the officials. She had also made the Ye family the number one business in the world and had a private army, the Quanzhou Navy. Her act of spreading modern knowledge was contrary to the Temple's principles. After the Qing Emperor reached an agreement with the Temple, which followed the principle of maintaining human civilization as an agricultural society, he began to make a move on Ye Qingmei. Secondly, in order to eliminate the threats around him, the Qing Emperor had carefully laid out a plan. He first sent away Wu Zhu, Chen Pingping, and Fan Jian, who were by Ye Qingmei's side, so that when Ye Qingmei was at her weakest during childbirth, she would be killed by the Empress's line and the Qin family. The Qing Emperor himself would purge the Empress's clan of foreign officials after the matter, achieving the goal of killing two birds with one stone. He would get rid of Ye Qingmei and clean up the Empress 'clan's foundation.
The Qing Emperor liked Ye Qingmei. From his past experiences with Ye Qingmei, the Qing Emperor had initially stood up for the merchant Ye Qingmei. Some of his deviant ideas were in line with Ye Qingmei's modern thinking. Ye Qingmei also looked at him differently because of these things and chose him as the child's father. However, the Qing Emperor's liking might be complicated and mixed with selfish desires. Ye Qingmei's wisdom and ability posed a threat to his rule. Although he had feelings for her, he valued his power more. In the end, he plotted to kill Ye Qingmei. This showed that his desire for power exceeded his love for Ye Qingmei.
The Qing Emperor killed Ye Qingmei mainly for the following reasons: ** 1. In terms of ideology ** Ye Qingmei dreamed of creating a country where everyone was equal. This idea ran counter to feudalism and seriously shook the imperial rule. She established the palace treasury in the Qing Kingdom to rectify the economy, set up the Overwatch Council to supervise the people, and even assassinated the emperor to help the Qing Emperor ascend the throne to make it easier for her to realize her ambitions. Her various actions threatened the imperial power. To protect the Li family, the Qing Emperor killed. ** 2. Martial arts related factors ** 1. Ye Qingmei had created many Great Grandmasters. She had given Sigu Jian a supreme technique, Ku He's mental cultivation method, and guided Ye Liuyun. She had also given the Qing Emperor martial arts manuals. However, after the Qing Emperor cultivated, his meridians were completely destroyed, and the side effects were extremely great. The other people she had helped did not experience such a situation, so the Qing Emperor held a grudge. 2. Ye Qingmei's influence in martial arts was too great. Great Grandmasters had the power of nuclear weapons. She could create many of them with one hand, which made the Qing Emperor feel wary. ** 3. Emotions are related to power ** 1. Before Ye Qingmei and the Qing Emperor got together, the Qing Emperor already had a family. Her existence caused the empress dowager and empress dowager to be dissatisfied. The Empress Dowager felt that it was improper for the Emperor to be led by the nose by Ye Qingmei. Moreover, Ye Qingmei's actions threatened the royal family, so she gave Ye Qingmei white silk. The Qing Emperor also considered his own power and emotional relationship and finally made a move on Ye Qingmei. 2. Ye Qingmei helped the Qing Emperor take over the world and set up many institutions. Under her reforms, the Qing Kingdom grew stronger day by day, but this reform weakened the autocratic monarch to the extreme. The Qing Emperor was afraid that Ye Qingmei would take everything away from him. At the same time, he wanted to prove that he could do things well without relying on Ye Qingmei. Moreover, the Qing Emperor's pride was at work. He was unwilling to admit that everything he had was obtained by relying on women. In the end, he lured the Empress's faction to kill Ye Qingmei.
The Qing Emperor had a certain degree of fondness for Ye Qingmei. From his past experiences, when the Qing Emperor was still the heir of Prince Cheng's manor, he played with Ye Qingmei and the others. Ye Qingmei was fresh and refined, and they had the same ideals. With Ye Qingmei's help, the Qing Emperor was able to ascend to the throne. There was no lack of Ye Qingmei using Barrette to kill other princes who had a chance of inheriting the throne. And Ye Qingmei had given birth to Fan Xian for him. However, the Qing Emperor's liking could not surpass his desire for power. Ye Qingmei had modern thinking and wanted to build a society where everyone was equal. This concept seriously threatened the Qing Emperor's imperial rule. In the end, the Qing Emperor was afraid that Ye Qingmei would threaten his ruling position, so he plotted to kill her. Thus, the Qing Emperor's love for Ye Qingmei was complicated. It was mixed with power, desire, and many other factors. It was not a purely selfless love.
The Qing Emperor killed Ye Qingmei for the following reasons: First, Ye Qingmei's thoughts were anti-feudal. This shook the imperial power and threatened the Qing Emperor's ruling position over the Qing Kingdom. Secondly, Ye Qingmei's wealth was comparable to that of a country, and her economic strength was strong. Moreover, she was very popular and had many followers. In addition, there was a problem when the Qing Emperor practiced the technique Ye Qingmei gave him. He asked how to practice the second volume, but Ye Qingmei did not know, causing the Qing Emperor's veins to break. Moreover, Ye Qingmei had left the Qing Emperor in the lurch. She had given the Qing Emperor the Tyrannical zhenqi cultivation technique. When the Qing Emperor asked her about the problem, she said that she did not know the solution. Ye Qingmei had once drugged the Qing Emperor to leave behind a son. This action had angered the Qing Emperor. In the end, Ye Qingmei wanted to overthrow the nobles and achieve equality for all. As the greatest noble, the Qing Emperor naturally became her obstacle.
The Qing Emperor killed Ye Qingmei mainly for the following reasons: - [Conflict of ideas: Ye Qingmei wanted to build a country where everyone was equal, which was contrary to the feudalism of the time and seriously threatened the imperial rule.] - " In terms of economy and power, Ye Qingmei's wealth is comparable to that of a country. She established the palace treasury to rectify the economy and has a good relationship with people. She has many followers and her faction is different from others. - [Hidden dangers of martial arts secret manuals: After the Qing Emperor cultivated the martial arts secret manual Ye Qingmei gave him, he had the side effect of his meridians being destroyed. Ye Qingmei could not explain the reason, so the Qing Emperor bore a grudge.] - [The fuse of the Bai Ling incident: Ye Qingmei was together with the Qing Emperor, who already had a family, causing the Empress and the Empress Dowager to be dissatisfied.] The Empress Dowager bestowing Ye Qingmei with white silk became the trigger for the Qing Emperor to kill Ye Qingmei. - After Ye Qingmei helped the Qing Emperor take over the world, she established the Overwatch Council, the palace treasury, and other institutions that made the Qing Kingdom strong. However, this reform actually weakened the autocratic monarch to the extreme. The Qing Emperor was afraid that Ye Qingmei would take away everything that had been given to him and wanted to prove that he could do things to the best of his ability without relying on Ye Qingmei.