Qing Kingdom Princess

Qing Kingdom's Eldest Princess Li Yunrui was an important character in Joy of Life. She was the Qing Emperor's younger sister and the number one beauty of the Qing Kingdom. Although she looked weak on the outside, she actually had extraordinary power and status. Her power was second only to the Qing Emperor, and she was deeply trusted by the Qing Emperor. However, she also had complicated personal feelings and personal grudges. She was jealous of Ye Qingmei. She had colluded with other emissaries to make Fan Xian lose face and betrayed Yan Bingyun. Her behavior caused controversy among the audience. Some people thought that she was disloyal and unworthy of being a mother. However, there were reasons behind her actions, such as the pride of the royal family and her admiration and trust for her brother, the Qing Emperor. The story of the eldest princess, Li Yunrui, played an important role in Joy of Life. Her complexity and tragedy made her a striking character.

Princess Li Yunrui of the Qing Kingdom was a character in Joy of Life. She was the younger sister of the Qing Emperor and King Jing, and also Lin Wan 'er's biological mother. Her power was second only to the Qing Emperor. She was trusted by the Qing Emperor and was devastatingly beautiful. The Eldest Princess Li Yunrui was portrayed as a ruthless and jealous character of Ye Qingmei. She had an ambiguous relationship with the Qing Emperor and gave birth to Lin Wan 'er. The Eldest Princess Li Yunrui was known as the number one femme fatale in the Qing Kingdom in the drama. She was a noble but unmarried existence.

Yes, the eldest princess in Joy of Life was the princess of the Qing Kingdom.

Xu Fengnian did not have a direct relationship with the Qing Princess. In Sword Snow Stride ", Xu Fengnian was the heir of the Prince of Beiliang. He had many beauties, including Jiang Ni and Nangong Pushe. The Qing Princess 'ending was suicide, and Xu Fengnian's story had nothing to do with the Qing Princess.

The relationship between the Crown Prince and the Eldest Princess was complicated and dangerous. The Eldest Princess Li Yunrui was the Qing Emperor's younger sister and the Crown Prince's aunt. She had great financial power in the Qing Kingdom and controlled the palace treasury. The Eldest Princess supported the Crown Prince and hoped that he could succeed the throne. The Crown Prince was very dependent on the Eldest Princess and often sought her help and discussed matters with her. The Eldest Princess also had some feelings for the Crown Prince because she had provided help to the Crown Prince and there was no other woman by the Crown Prince's side to confide in. However, their relationship was discovered by the Qing Emperor. The Qing Emperor put the Eldest Princess under house arrest and prepared to abolish the Crown Prince. In the end, the Eldest Princess and the Crown Prince chose to commit suicide.

There was an affair between the Crown Prince of Qing Kingdom, Li Chengqian, and the Eldest Princess, Li Yunrui. The Eldest Princess supported the Crown Prince on the surface and secretly supported the Second Prince, Li Chengze. In the end, the Qing Emperor discovered their private affair through the exposure of a small eunuch, Hong Zhu. The relationship between the Eldest Princess and the Crown Prince in the drama was relatively shallow. The Emperor had already discovered it early on. In the end, the Eldest Princess took the initiative to reveal her relationship with the Crown Prince to the protagonist.

The Qing Kingdom's Eldest Princess ended up committing suicide. In Joy of Life, the Eldest Princess was sent to her fief, Xinyang, by the Qing Emperor because she had an affair with the enemy. She colluded with the Crown Prince and attempted to rebel and seize the throne, but the Qing Emperor was prepared and quelled the rebellion. The Eldest Princess knew that it was difficult to escape and chose to commit suicide. This ending was also in line with the setting of the Eldest Princess as the female villain in the novel.

The Qing Kingdom's Eldest Princess ended up committing suicide. In Joy of Life, the Eldest Princess was sent to her fief, Xinyang, by the Qing Emperor because she had an affair with the enemy. She colluded with the Crown Prince and attempted to rebel and seize the throne, but the Qing Emperor was prepared and quelled the rebellion. The Eldest Princess knew that it was difficult to escape and chose to commit suicide.

The relationship between the Crown Prince and the Eldest Princess was complicated and dangerous. The Eldest Princess Li Yunrui was the Qing Emperor's younger sister and the Crown Prince's aunt. She had great financial power in the Qing Kingdom and controlled the palace treasury. The Eldest Princess supported the Crown Prince and hoped that he could succeed the throne. The Crown Prince was very dependent on the Eldest Princess and often sought her help and discussed matters with her. The Eldest Princess also had some feelings for the Crown Prince because she had provided help to the Crown Prince and there was no other woman by the Crown Prince's side to confide in. However, their relationship was discovered by the Qing Emperor. The Qing Emperor put the Eldest Princess under house arrest and prepared to abolish the Crown Prince. In the end, the Eldest Princess and the Crown Prince chose to commit suicide.

The Qing Kingdom's Eldest Princess ended up committing suicide. In Joy of Life, the Eldest Princess was sent to her fief, Xinyang, by the Qing Emperor because she had an affair with the enemy. She colluded with the Crown Prince and attempted to rebel and seize the throne, but the Qing Emperor was prepared and quelled the rebellion. The Eldest Princess knew that it was difficult to escape and chose to commit suicide.