Si Lili's True Identity

Si Lili's true identity was the granddaughter of the Qing Prince. This Prince was the person most likely to take over the throne back then, but he died tragically in the battle for the throne. Later, Si Lili's father also died tragically under the knife of the imperial guards. In the end, her mother took her away from the Qing Kingdom and settled down in Northern Qi.

Si Lili's true identity was a descendant of the Qing royal family. She was the granddaughter of the Qing Prince. During the coup, her grandfather and father were killed one after another. She and her mother fled to Northern Qi and were taken in by the Northern Qi Empress Dowager. For revenge, she changed her name to Si Lili and became a spy Northern Qi had planted in the Qing Kingdom.

Si Lili's true identity was the granddaughter of the Qing Prince. She was a descendant of the Qing royal family, but she had an irreconcilable feud with the Qing royal court. For revenge, she became a spy sent by Northern Qi to Qing Kingdom. However, after her identity was exposed in Qing Kingdom, she was arrested. In the play, Si Lili and Fan Xian had deep feelings for each other, but in the end, they could not be together for various reasons.

In the drama " Joy of Life," Si Lili's real identity was a spy sent by Northern Qi to Nanqing and a Northern Qi noble consort. On the surface, she was a courtesan of the Qing Kingdom and had a great reputation in the capital, but in reality, she was a beautiful spy Northern Qi had planted in the Qing Kingdom. She had been sent to the capital of Qing Kingdom to be a courtesan and use this identity to gather intelligence. There were many benefits to Si Lili's identity. The Land of Fireworks was a gathering place for information, and it was very suitable for gathering intelligence. She had a special relationship with Fan Xian. After experiencing many moments of life and death, she had developed feelings for Fan Xian. However, Fan Xian already had Lin Wan 'er in his heart. The two of them were destined to be apart. In summary, Si Lili's true identity was a spy of Northern Qi and the Northern Qi Imperial Consort.

Si Lili's true identity was the granddaughter of the Qing Prince. She was a descendant of the Qing royal family. During the coup, her grandfather and father were killed one after another. She and her mother fled to Northern Qi and were taken in by the Northern Qi Empress Dowager. For revenge, she changed her name to Si Lili and became a spy Northern Qi had planted in the Qing Kingdom. She used her status as a courtesan to spy on Qing Kingdom and eventually married the Northern Qi Emperor, Zhan Doudou, to become the Imperial Noble Consort of Northern Qi.

Si Lili's true identity was a descendant of the Qing royal family. She was the granddaughter of the Qing Prince. During the coup, her grandfather and father were killed one after another. She and her mother fled to Northern Qi and were taken in by the Northern Qi Empress Dowager. For revenge, she changed her name to Si Lili and became a spy Northern Qi had planted in the Qing Kingdom. She used her status as a courtesan to spy on Qing Kingdom and eventually married the Northern Qi Emperor, Zhan Doudou, to become the Imperial Noble Consort of Northern Qi.

Si Lili's true identity was the granddaughter of the Qing Prince. She was a descendant of the Qing royal family. During the coup, her grandfather and father were killed one after another. She and her mother fled to Northern Qi and were taken in by the Northern Qi Empress Dowager. For revenge, she changed her name to Si Lili and became a spy Northern Qi had planted in the Qing Kingdom. She used her status as a courtesan to spy on Qing Kingdom and played the role of raising Fan Xian's daughter, Red Bean Rice. In the end, she married the Northern Qi Emperor, Zhan Doudou, and became the Imperial Noble Consort of Northern Qi. In order to protect Zhan Doudou and Fan Xian's daughter, Red Bean Rice, she took on many responsibilities and difficulties.

Si Lili's true identity was the granddaughter of the Qing Prince. Her grandfather and father were killed in the coup. She and her mother fled to Northern Qi and were taken in by the Northern Qi Empress Dowager. For revenge, she changed her name to Si Lili and became a spy Northern Qi had planted in the Qing Kingdom. She used her status as a courtesan to gather information in Qing Kingdom. In her contact with Fan Xian, she was gradually attracted to him and developed feelings for him. Her fate was closely linked to Fan Xian. Her choices and actions were often influenced by Fan Xian. She used her position and influence in Northern Qi to provide Fan Xian with a lot of crucial information and support. At the same time, she also tried to find an opportunity to take revenge.

Si Lili's true identity was the granddaughter of the Qing Prince. She was a descendant of the Qing royal family, but she had an irreconcilable feud with the Qing royal court. In order to take revenge, she became a spy for Northern Qi in Jingdou. She used her status as a courtesan to spy on Qing Kingdom and played the role of raising Fan Xian's daughter, Red Bean Rice. In the end, she married the Northern Qi Emperor, Zhan Doudou, and became the Imperial Noble Consort of Northern Qi. In order to protect Zhan Doudou and Fan Xian's daughter, Red Bean Rice, she took on many responsibilities and difficulties.

Si Lili's true identity was the granddaughter of the Qing Prince. She was a descendant of the Qing royal family. During the coup, her grandfather and father were killed one after another. She and her mother fled to Northern Qi and were taken in by the Northern Qi Empress Dowager. For revenge, she changed her name to Si Lili and became a spy Northern Qi had planted in the Qing Kingdom. She used her status as a courtesan to spy on Qing Kingdom and played the role of raising Fan Xian's daughter, Red Bean Rice. In the end, she married the Northern Qi Emperor, Zhan Doudou, and became the Imperial Noble Consort of Northern Qi. In order to protect Zhan Doudou and Fan Xian's daughter, Red Bean Rice, she took on many responsibilities and difficulties.