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I'm not really sure as I haven't specifically heard of this 'p se pyaar f se faraar real story'. It could be a very specific regional or personal story. Maybe it's about a relationship that started with 'p' (whatever that represents in this context) in terms of love and then had some kind of flight or escape represented by 'f'. But without more context, it's hard to say for sure.

Gorgeous Pugilistic World was a novel about youth. The author was Xingyue Xi. The story told the story of the eccentric Zhu Huihui and the four handsome male leads wandering the Jianghu together. Apart from that, there was also a novel called " The Sky Is Clear in Jianghu " by Ming Yue. It was about a female protagonist learning martial arts in Jianghu and protecting herself. Other information about Gorgeous World, such as the plot, cast members, etc., was not provided at the moment.

Xiao Chong and Xiao Se were two characters in the TV series " Song of the Youngsters." Xiao Chong finally ascended the throne and became the new emperor, while Xiao Se chose to retire after completing his mission and return to the martial world. The reason Xiao Se passed the throne to Xiao Chong was probably because he believed that Xiao Chong was not a bad person and had expressed his trust and kindness to him. In addition, Xiao Se preferred the free life of Jianghu. He had returned to Tianqi City because he had no choice but to fight for his own survival and interests. After Xiao Chong ascended the throne, he set his year title as Chong He, while Xiao Se chose to retire after completing his mission and return to the martial world.

In the end, Xiao Se recovered his martial arts. With Mo Yi's help, he repaired his damaged hidden meridians, started practicing martial arts again, and stepped into the Half-Step Soul Travel Realm. He gave up the throne and chose to return to the martial world to continue his life.

The person Xiao Se had injured was Eunuch Zhuoqing, the leader of the five eunuchs.

Xiao Se didn't have a clear answer. Some of the search results mentioned that Xiao Se was being used, but there was no specific mention of who had blinded him. Therefore, according to the information provided, I don't know who blinded Xiao Se.

If 'se' stands for software engineering, then the best stories could be about the development of major software like Windows. The process involved a large team of engineers, countless lines of code, and years of debugging and improvement. These stories show how software has evolved over time to become an integral part of our daily lives.

I'm not aware of a widely known 'kasam se' story in general. But as mentioned before, it could be something unique to a small community or an individual's creation. There might be a 'kasam se' story that is famous within a particular family or a local area, but not on a global scale.

Xiao Se's mother was Hu Cuoyang. She did not appear in the drama, but she was once the love of Emperor Ming De. Xiao Se was the sixth prince of Beili. His mother had passed away before Emperor Ming De ascended the throne.

Xiao Se and Qian Luo were indeed engaged in the original novel," Song of the Youngsters." They were a destined couple, destined to fall in love. Xiao Se was the sixth prince of Bei Li Nation, and Qian Luo was the daughter of Spear Immortal Sikong Chang Feng. They developed feelings for each other and provided a lot of help for each other's development. In the development of the plot, Qian Luo had been following Xiao Se and protecting him in secret. In the end, Xiao Se became the Vermillion Bird of the four guardians of Tianqi City, and she was finally married to Qian Luo. Therefore, Xiao Se and Qian Luo were indeed engaged.