The Qing Emperor's suspicion of Chen Pingping originated from the internal court's investigation of the attack in the valley. Back when Fan Xian was on his way back to the capital from Jiangnan, he was attacked and killed by siege crossbows and assassins in a valley. The Qing Emperor was furious and ordered the Overwatch Council and the internal court to investigate this matter at the same time. Later, before the matter could be investigated, the Crown Prince and Second Prince's rebellion erupted. The matter was left unsettled. But in the dark, where no one understood, the Qing Emperor still ordered the internal court to investigate this matter. Gradually, the Qing Emperor discovered the disgraceful role Chen Pingping played in this matter. As a result, the Qing Emperor began to suspect Chen Pingping.

The Qing Emperor's suspicion of Chen Pingping could be traced back to before the fire at Taiping Courtyard. After the fire at Taiping Courtyard, Chen Pingping began to suspect the Qing Emperor. After the battle at Dong Mountain, the Qing Emperor's internal court intelligence agency began to investigate Chen Pingping. Thus, the Qing Emperor's suspicion of Chen Pingping could be said to have begun before the fire at Taiping Courtyard.
The Qing Emperor began to suspect that Chen Pingping had died after the fire at Taiping Courtyard.
The Qing Emperor began to suspect that Chen Pingping's time could be traced back to before the fire at Taiping Courtyard. After the fire at Taiping Courtyard, Chen Pingping began to suspect the Qing Emperor. After the battle at Dong Mountain, the Qing Emperor's internal court intelligence agency began to investigate Chen Pingping. Thus, the Qing Emperor's suspicion of Chen Pingping could be said to have begun before the fire at Taiping Courtyard.
The Qing Emperor's suspicion of Chen Pingping could be traced back to before the fire at Taiping Courtyard. After the fire at Taiping Courtyard, Chen Pingping began to suspect the Qing Emperor. After the battle at Dong Mountain, the Qing Emperor's internal court intelligence agency began to investigate Chen Pingping. Thus, the Qing Emperor's suspicion of Chen Pingping could be said to have begun before the fire at Taiping Courtyard.
The Qing Emperor's suspicion of Chen Pingping could be traced back to before the fire at Taiping Courtyard. After the fire at Taiping Courtyard, Chen Pingping began to suspect the Qing Emperor. After the battle at Dong Mountain, the Qing Emperor's internal court intelligence agency began to investigate Chen Pingping. Thus, the Qing Emperor's suspicion of Chen Pingping could be said to have arisen after the fire at Taiping Courtyard.
The Qing Emperor began to suspect that Chen Pingping had died after the fire at Taiping Courtyard. After the fire, Chen Pingping became suspicious of the Qing Emperor. After the battle at Dong Mountain, the Qing Emperor's internal court intelligence agency began to investigate Chen Pingping. Thus, the Qing Emperor's suspicion of Chen Pingping could be said to have arisen after the fire at Taiping Courtyard.
The Qing Emperor's suspicion of Chen Pingping could be traced back to before the fire at Taiping Courtyard. After the fire at Taiping Courtyard, Chen Pingping began to suspect the Qing Emperor. After the battle at Dong Mountain, the Qing Emperor's internal court intelligence agency began to investigate Chen Pingping. Thus, the Qing Emperor's suspicion of Chen Pingping could be said to have arisen after the fire at Taiping Courtyard.
Chen Pingping's suspicion of the Qing Emperor could be traced back to before the fire at Taiping Courtyard. After the fire at Taiping Courtyard, Chen Pingping began to suspect the Qing Emperor. After the battle at Dong Mountain, the Qing Emperor's internal court intelligence agency began to investigate Chen Pingping. Thus, Chen Pingping's suspicion of the Qing Emperor could be said to have arisen after the fire at Taiping Courtyard.
Chen Pingping's suspicion of the Qing Emperor could be traced back to before the fire at Taiping Courtyard. After the fire at Taiping Courtyard, Chen Pingping began to suspect the Qing Emperor. After the battle at Dong Mountain, the Qing Emperor's internal court intelligence agency began to investigate Chen Pingping. Thus, Chen Pingping's suspicion of the Qing Emperor could be said to have begun before the fire at Taiping Courtyard.
Chen Pingping's suspicion of the Qing Emperor could be traced back to before the fire at Taiping Courtyard. After the fire at Taiping Courtyard, Chen Pingping began to suspect the Qing Emperor. After the battle at Dong Mountain, the Qing Emperor's internal court intelligence agency began to investigate Chen Pingping. Thus, Chen Pingping's suspicion of the Qing Emperor could be said to have begun before the fire at Taiping Courtyard.