Xiao En and Qing Kingdom's Chen Pingping's relationship

Chen Pingping and Xiao En were two characters in Joy of Life. Chen Pingping was the Director of the Overwatch Council of Qing Kingdom, and Xiao En was the head of the Wei Special Forces, equivalent to the Director of the Overwatch Council of Qing Kingdom. The relationship between them could be said to be complicated and eye-catching. From the very beginning, Chen Pingping had made Fan Xian a part of his plan. He had plotted for more than 20 years to make Fan Xian the person in charge of escorting Xiao En back to Northern Qi and make Xiao En misunderstand that Fan Xian was his grandson. Chen Pingping knew that Xiao En was smart. He would not tell him the truth directly. Instead, he would only reveal a little bit of information at a time and let Xiao En guess his grandson's location. Xiao En had been imprisoned by Chen Pingping for 20 years, but Chen Pingping did not kill him. Instead, he asked him the same question every day, hoping to get an answer to a secret from him. Xiao En's son and daughter-in-law had both died in the battle. He no longer had any descendants, so the Qing Emperor and Chen Pingping seized on this point and spread the news that Xiao En's son had befriended a woman from a brothel and was pregnant with his child. Xiao En had been able to survive in the prison of the Inspection Court all because of his longing for his grandson and the little bit of information that Chen Pingping passed to him every day about his so-called grandson. All in all, Chen Pingping and Xiao En had a complicated relationship.

Xiao En was not directly related to Fan Xian, the ruler of Qing Kingdom in Joy of Life. Xiao En was the head of the Wei Special Forces, equivalent to Chen Pingping, the Director of the Overwatch Council of the Qing Kingdom. He and Ye Qingmei had only met once. After they met at the Temple, Ye Qingmei had given Xiao En a pill, and Xiao En had told Fan Xian the secret of the Temple. In order to pry out the secrets of the Temple, Chen Pingping had deliberately made Xiao En mistakenly believe that Fan Xian was his grandson. In reality, the two of them were not truly related. Fan Xian learned of his true identity from Xiao En, and Xiao En was eventually killed by the Qing Emperor in the play. Thus, the relationship between Xiao En and Fan Xian was a scheme set up by Chen Pingping. There was no true blood relationship.

The relationship between the Qing Emperor and Chen Pingping could be described in Joy of Life as the initial close cooperation and friendship. Chen Pingping was the Qing Emperor's right-hand man. He held important positions, such as the Director of the Overwatch Council. He was responsible for supervising the officials and collecting intelligence. They pursued an ideal society together. However, as time passed, the Qing Emperor began to have doubts about Chen Pingping, believing that he could pose a threat to him. This suspicion eventually led to the Qing Emperor's cruel treatment of Chen Pingping and even his execution. Chen Pingping's specific ending was not mentioned. Thus, the relationship between Chen Pingping and the Qing Emperor could be said to be complicated and subtle.

The relationship between the Qing Emperor and Chen Pingping could be described in Joy of Life as an initial close cooperation and friendship. Later, because of the different plans for the future of the Qing Emperor's son, Fan Jian, and his adopted son, Fan Xian, their relationship changed. The Qing Emperor began to suspect that Chen Pingping had betrayed him and finally executed her. The Qing Emperor's revenge and punishment for Chen Pingping were actually a manifestation of his nostalgia and guilt for Ye Qingmei. After the Qing Emperor ascended the throne, Chen Pingping became the Director of the Inspection Court. He was responsible for supervising the officials and collecting intelligence. He was the Qing Emperor's trusted aide and confidant. However, there was no mention of Chen Pingping's ending.

Xiao En and Chen Pingping's specific martial arts grades were not explicitly mentioned. However, according to the description, Xiao En was described as an old man from Northern Qi, the person in charge of secret intelligence, and Shang Shanhu's foster father. He had been imprisoned by Chen Pingping for 20 years, and he had displayed great strength in the drama. Chen Pingping was the Director of the Qing Kingdom's Overwatch Council. He had once been a ninth-level ace, but he had lost his legs in an operation. Overall, Xiao En and Chen Pingping were both powerful characters, but their specific martial arts grades could not be determined.

Xiao En and Chen Pingping's specific martial arts grades were not explicitly mentioned. However, according to the descriptions in the relevant documents, Chen Pingping's martial strength at his peak was at the peak of the Ninth Level, while Xiao En was described as a Ninth Level expert. Thus, it could be inferred that Chen Pingping and Xiao En were at least ninth-level experts.

Xiao En and Chen Pingping's specific martial arts grades were not explicitly mentioned. However, according to the descriptions in the relevant documents, Chen Pingping was known as a ninth-level expert and had once forced Xiao En to a draw. Xiao En was described as the person in charge of Northern Qi's secret intelligence. He had been imprisoned by Chen Pingping for 20 years and was considered a ninth-level ace. Thus, it could be inferred that Xiao En and Chen Pingping were at least ninth-level experts.

Chen Pingping had captured Xiao En the second time because she knew that Xiao En had the secret of the Temple, and the Temple was closely related to Ye Qingmei. Chen Pingping hoped to understand this secret through Fan Xian. This capture was part of Chen Pingping's plan. She hoped that Fan Xian would be able to obtain information about the Temple from Xiao En. The specific details and background information may need to be further understood from other sources.

Chen Pingping had not killed Xiao En because Xiao En had grasped a secret regarding the Temple. Chen Pingping hoped to go to Northern Qi through Fan Xian to understand this secret. In addition, Xiao En was related to Ye Qingmei, so Chen Pingping hoped to learn more about Ye Qingmei through Fan Xian. In short, Chen Pingping did not kill Xiao En because he wanted to obtain the secrets he knew about the Temple and Ye Qingmei.

The relationship between Xiao En, Fan Xian, and the Qing Emperor was complicated. According to the descriptions in documents 1 and 3, Fan Xian was the son of the Qing Emperor and Ye Qingmei. The Qing Emperor had special attention and love for Fan Xian. He had been watching Fan Xian's growth since he was very young. However, Xiao En had mistakenly thought that Fan Xian was his grandson. This was a scheme Chen Pingping had devised. The goal was to pry out the secrets of the Temple from the depths of Xiao En's heart. Before Xiao En died, he told Fan Xian the secrets he knew, including the location of the Temple and Fan Xian's background. Thus, Fan Xian and Xiao En were not related by blood. They had been misled by Chen Pingping's scheme. As for the exact relationship between the Qing Emperor and Xiao En, the search results did not provide clear information.