The Second Prince of the Eastern Palace, Li Chengye

Li Chengye was a character in the Eastern Palace. He was the King of Xuande and had a close brotherly relationship with his son, Li Yan. In the movie, their relationship was described as brotherhood, but some viewers thought that there was a love line between them. In the original novel, Li Chengye's love for men was only briefly mentioned, and there was no specific description. Therefore, according to the information provided, the relationship between Li Chengye and Li Yan was brotherly in the play, but there were also some hints that there might be emotional lines.

In the drama version of Eastern Palace, Li Chengye and Li Yan showed pure brotherhood. Although there was close interaction and love between the two of them, they did not clearly express their feelings for each other. The original book mentioned that Li Chengye liked men, but there was no specific description. Therefore, the current search results did not provide enough information on whether there was a relationship line between Li Chengye and Li Yan.

The reason why Li Chengye lost the crown prince in the TV series " The East Palace " was not explicitly mentioned. Therefore, according to the information provided, I don't know how the Eastern Palace's Li Chengye lost the Crown Prince.

Li Chengye was deposed in the 27th episode of the Eastern Palace.

The Second Prince in the Donggong TV series was an ambitious and scheming character. In the play, he framed the Danchi people, murdered the original prince, and launched a palace coup. In the end, he was ordered to die by the emperor. He chose to rebel because he could not keep his position, and his trusted aide, Li Yan, had been following and protecting him. There was no clear information about the Second Prince's final fate. As a result, no one knew what had happened to the Second Prince of the Eastern Palace.

" The Abolished Prince of the Eastern Palace " was a novel about reincarnation. The main character was called Li Chen and Zhao Rui. The story was about Li Chen transmigrating to the Great Qin Dynasty and becoming the deposed Crown Prince of the Eastern Palace. He bid farewell to his 996 social life and worked hard to pursue his own life. The author of the novel was gyrfalcon. He used words to portray the two characters, Li Chen and Zhao Rui, showing the emotional entanglement between them. This novel has been completed, and readers can skip reading the full text.

The actor for the Second Prince of the Eastern Palace was Wang Chuanyi.

The Second Prince and Second Imperial Sister-in-law in the Eastern Palace were Li Chengye and Li Yan. They were cousins, but from some details, it could be seen that their relationship was beyond brotherhood. However, the search results did not provide enough information about their specific plot and development. Therefore, I don't know the exact situation of the Second Prince and the Second Imperial Sister-in-law.

The Crown Prince Li Chengji in the Eastern Palace was the Crown Prince of the Feng Dynasty. He had a conflict with the Emperor because he exposed the case of cheating in the imperial examination. The Emperor abolished his position as Crown Prince and ordered him to go to Xizhou to propose marriage for the Feng Dynasty, and then to Xizhou Anhufu. However, on the way to the border, Li Chengji was killed by an assassin sent to assassinate him. Li Chengji's death had attracted the attention of the imperial court. Gao Xian of the Western Region's Protectorate immediately reported the situation to the imperial court and launched an investigation. The characters in the play initially suspected that Li Chengyin was the suspect in the murder of the Crown Prince, but later revealed that it was the Second Prince of the Feng Dynasty who sent people disguised as Danchi people to carry out the assassination. Thus, Li Chengji's death was a major matter for the Feng Dynasty and needed to be handled properly to maintain the court's reputation and deterrence.

The heir next to the Second Prince in the Eastern Palace was Li Hongcheng, the heir of King Jing. Li Hongcheng, the son of King Jing, was a good friend of the Second Prince, Li Chengze. He was described as a man of temperament, calm, and loyal. He often had a good relationship with the Second Prince and worked for him. The heir of King Jing was interested in Fan Ruoruo and had put in a lot of effort to pursue her.