Ling 'er was the child of Qing' er and the Shaman King.
Ye Ling 'er's ending in the novel Joy of Life was that she eventually married Thirteenth Wang and lived a happy life with him. The Qing Emperor was grateful for the Ye family's loyalty to the court and issued a special edict to deprive Ye Ling 'er of her title as Princess Consort, allowing her to remarry.
Ye Ling 'er's ending in the novel Joy of Life was that she eventually married Thirteenth Wang and lived a happy life with him. She had once thought of committing suicide, but was dissuaded and persuaded by Fan Xian to live on. After that, she left Jingdou and returned to Dingzhou. She took a knife to the frontier fortress to kill enemies to relieve the pain in her heart. The Qing Emperor was grateful for the Ye family's loyalty to the court and issued a special edict to deprive Ye Ling 'er of her title as Princess Consort, allowing her to remarry. Fan Xian sent her to kill Thirteenth Wang, the Left Virtuous King of Western Hu. The two eventually fell in love and got together. Therefore, Ye Ling 'er's ending was happy.
Ye Ling and Qing 'Er were the same person. Qing 'er was one of Ye Ling's clones, and Ye Ling was Qing' er's reincarnation. They played different roles in One Sword Supremacy, but they were actually different forms of the same person.
In Douluo Continent, Qing Ling 'er was the descendant of the soul beast, Blue Luan, and also the daughter of Tang Wulin and the Silver Dragon King. Qing Ling 'er's mother was the Silver Dragon King while her father was Tang Wulin. Due to Tang Wulin accidentally stimulating Qing Ling 'er's potential while capturing soul beasts, she became a powerful soul master.
Ye Ling 'er and the Qing Emperor were husband and wife. The Qing Emperor gave Ye Ling 'er a marriage to the Second Prince, Li Chengze, making them husband and wife. This relationship was described in Joy of Life as complicated and subtle. Ye Ling 'er's identity was special. Her father was the Jingdou Garrison and held important military power. The purpose of the Qing Emperor's marriage was to check and balance the Second Prince and balance the various forces. Even though Ye Ling 'er's feelings for the Qing Emperor were not deep, there were emotional entanglements and power struggles between them. The Qing Emperor was grateful and dependent on Ye Ling 'er, and Ye Ling' er had a good impression of the Qing Emperor. However, due to the conflict of their ideas and concepts, their relationship became complicated and changeable.
Ye Ling 'er and the Qing Emperor were husband and wife. The Qing Emperor gave Ye Ling 'er a marriage to the Second Prince, Li Chengze, making them husband and wife.
Ye Ling 'er and the Qing Emperor were husband and wife. The Qing Emperor had given Ye Ling 'er to the Second Prince, so they were husband and wife.
Ye Ling 'er and the Qing Emperor were husband and wife. The Qing Emperor gave Ye Ling 'er a marriage to the Second Prince, Li Chengze, making them husband and wife.
Ye Ling 'er and the Qing Emperor were husband and wife. The Qing Emperor gave Ye Ling 'er a marriage to the Second Prince, Li Chengze, making them husband and wife.