Why did Sigu Jian kill the Qing Emperor?

" Joy of Life " was a popular historical novel. The author was Maoni. It was published on Qidian Chinese website and was loved by readers. Fan Xian was the main character. He had transmigrated into a huge conspiracy and gradually unraveled it throughout the story. This book could be read and listened to on the Qidian Reading App. Now, he could also get an experience member by going to Qidian Reading App. On the Qidian Reading App, you can read authentic books and listen to authentic audio. The male lead, Fan Xian, was a person who valued relationships and righteousness, was a little funny, had very good three views, and was very skilled in martial arts. The female lead, Lin Wan 'er, was an innocent, well-educated, and well-mannered lady.

There were two reasons why Sigu Jian did not kill the Shadow. First, Sigu Jian liked the Shadow. He saw him as his younger brother and wanted to protect him. The Shadow was very likable to Sigu Jian, so he was unwilling to kill the Shadow. Secondly, Sigu Jian hoped that the Shadow would become stronger. He had filled the Shadow with hatred by massacring the city. He believed that the heart of revenge would make the Shadow stronger. Thus, Sigu Jian did not kill the Shadow because he liked and hoped that the Shadow would grow.

Sigu Jian and the Qing Emperor were two important characters in Joy of Life. According to the information provided, Sigu Jian was one of the four great grandmasters of Joy of Life. He was good at swordsmanship and his swordsmanship was superb. He was experienced in swordsmanship and was thought to be on par with the Qing Emperor in terms of martial strength. The Qing Emperor was a Great Grandmaster hidden in the Qing Royal Palace. He possessed the aura of an overlord and was the one with the highest martial arts skills among the Four Great Grandmasters. The Qing Emperor's fighting strength was very strong and he had the ability to destroy everything. The information provided did not mention the specific relationship between Sigu Jian and the Qing Emperor.

Sigu Jian was a character in Joy of Life. He was one of the Qing Emperor's enemies. Sigu Jian had tried to assassinate the Qing Emperor many times, but he was ultimately schemed against. He was attacked by the Qing Emperor and Ye Liuyun, causing him to be seriously injured. Before he passed away, he had passed Dongyi to Fan Xian. As for the Qing Emperor, he was a Great Grandmaster hidden in the Qing Royal Palace. He had the aura of an Overlord and was the one with the highest martial arts skills among the Four Great Grandmasters. The Qing Emperor cooperated by establishing a mutually beneficial relationship with the Temple and grasped the imperial power. The Qing Emperor had experienced many assassinations in his life, including Sigu Jian's assassination. In the end, the Qing Emperor was assassinated by Fan Xian and Fan Ruoruo.

There were several reasons why Sigu Jian killed his entire family. First of all, he had experienced a miserable experience when he was young. He was bullied and despised by the people of the City Lord's Estate, and he had suffered countless hardships and injuries. Secondly, Ye Qingmei had passed the sword manual to him, making him a grandmaster of his generation. However, Ye Qingmei had greater ambitions to realize, so Sigu Jian decided to kill the City Lord's Estate for revenge. Thus, Sigu Jian killed his entire family to take revenge and realize his ambitions.

Sigu Jian had destroyed his own sect because he had walked the path of merciless killing. Killing off his entire family was the key to him entering the Great Grandmaster realm. In his childhood, Sigu Jian lived a life of being bullied. His mother had never appeared. The wet nurse and servants who had been good to him had all died under a conspiracy. The pain and injustice caused him to feel pain and anger, and he eventually chose to destroy his own door. As for the situation of his disciples, the given search results did not mention any relevant information, so I don't know about Sigu Jian killing his own disciples.

In the novel," Celebrating Years," Sigu Jian killed his entire family because he wanted to break free from the fate of his family and take responsibility for his own life. Sigu Jian was the master of the Sword Hut, the guardian of Dongyi. His sword skills were superb and he was known as the " number one sword in the world." However, his family had always been regarded as the guardians of Dongyi. Their destiny was to fight for Dongyi and sacrifice for it. Sigu Jian was unwilling to accept this fate. He wanted to pursue his own life. He believed that only by killing his family could he completely break free from the shackles of his family and take responsibility for his own life. Thus, in the novel, Sigu Jian killed his parents, brothers, and wife. Then he left Dongyi and began his wandering life. His actions caused shock and anger in Dongyi, but he did not care. He believed that his choice was correct.

In the TV series Joy of Life, Sigu Jian did not kill the Shadow because the Shadow was a descendant of Dongyi's guardian. Sigu Jian's sister had raised the Shadow, so the Shadow could enter Sigu Jian's room as he pleased. In the original novel, the Shadow's true identity was the descendant of Dongyi's guardian. Sigu Jian's sister had taken him in and raised him. As Sigu Jian had seen his mother killed when he was young, he hated the Shadow's face. However, at his sister's request, Sigu Jian did not kill the Shadow. He only trained him to be a killer.

There were several reasons why Sigu Jian killed his entire family. First of all, he had experienced a miserable experience when he was young. He was bullied and despised by the people of the City Lord's Estate, and he had suffered countless hardships and injuries. Secondly, Ye Qingmei had passed the sword manual to him, making him a grandmaster of his generation. However, Ye Qingmei had greater ambitions to realize, so Sigu Jian decided to kill the City Lord's Estate to take revenge. In addition, Sigu Jian's swordsmanship was unparalleled. He had killed his entire family to temper his sword intent and establish his might. In short, Sigu Jian killed his entire family out of personal revenge and self-accomplishment.

In Joy of Life, there were several reasons why Sigu Jian did not kill the shadow. First, the Shadow was Sigu Jian's younger brother. They had a deep relationship. On the day Sigu Jian massacred the City Lord's manor, he had let the Shadow go, hoping that he would grow into a new Great Grandmaster and provide another choice for Dongyi's future. Secondly, Sigu Jian believed that if the Shadow wanted to become strong, it had to become strong, ruthless, and cold-blooded. Thus, by slaughtering the city, he filled the Shadow's heart with hatred. A heart for revenge would make him even stronger. In addition, Sigu Jian had entered the Overwatch Council to use the Shadow's life to avoid causing chaos in the Qing Kingdom. In summary, Sigu Jian did not kill the Shadow out of his love and protection for his brother, as well as his desire for the Shadow to become stronger.