Who was the last grandmaster?

The last Great Grandmaster was the Qing Emperor. The Qing Emperor was the Emperor of the Qing Kingdom. He had become a Great Grandmaster by practicing the domineering techniques of Joy of Life. The Qing Emperor's true qi was more than the other three Great Grandmasters combined. His body could contain unlimited true qi, making him the strongest Great Grandmaster in the world.

Joy of Life's final Great Grandmaster was the Qing Emperor, Li Moumou. The Qing Emperor had become the strongest Great Grandmaster in the world by practicing the Tyrannical technique Ye Qingmei had given him. There were no abnormalities during his cultivation process because the King Path he cultivated required time to accumulate true qi. The Qing Emperor's true qi was already more than the other three Great Grandmasters combined. In order not to expose his identity, the Qing Emperor had been transmitting his true energy to Hong Siyang to cover for him. In the drama, the Qing Emperor fought fiercely with the other Great Grandmasters through the Northern Expedition and finally became the final Great Grandmaster.

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The last Great Grandmaster in Joy of Life was the Qing Emperor. Before the Qing Emperor became a grandmaster, he had gone mad, but he eventually became a martial arts grandmaster. However, the Qing Emperor held a grudge against Ye Qingmei and thought that she was playing with his life. In the end, the Qing Emperor died under Wu Zhu's blindfold in his duel with Fan Xian. Although Fan Xian's martial arts realm had surpassed the upper ninth-level, he was still far from being a Great Grandmaster. In order to avenge Chen Pingping, Fan Xian entered the Royal Palace alone to challenge the Qing Emperor, but the Qing Emperor easily defeated him. Therefore, the last Great Grandmaster in Joy of Life was the Qing Emperor.

The latest chapter of the grandmaster was chapter 157, Secrets of Numbers.

The last Great Grandmaster of Qing Yu Nian was the Qing Emperor, Li Moumou. The Qing Emperor had become the strongest Great Grandmaster in the world by practicing the Tyrannical technique Ye Qingmei had given him. There were no abnormalities during his cultivation process because the King Path he cultivated required time to accumulate true qi. The Qing Emperor's true qi was already more than the other three Great Grandmasters combined. In order not to expose his identity, the Qing Emperor had been transmitting his true energy to Hong Siyang to cover for him. In the drama, the Qing Emperor fought fiercely with the other Great Grandmasters through the Northern Expedition and finally became the final Great Grandmaster.

In the end, Fan Xian did not become a Great Grandmaster. Although his martial arts realm had surpassed the ninth grade, there was still a huge gap between him and the realm of a Great Grandmaster. In the novel " Joy of Life," Fan Xian had a chance to become a Great Grandmaster, but because of all kinds of fetters and personal emotional entanglements, he missed this opportunity. Thus, Fan Xian did not become a Great Grandmaster.

In the original story of Joy of Life, Fan Xian did not reach the level of a Great Grandmaster. Even though his martial arts realm had surpassed the upper ninth-grade, he was still far from being a great grandmaster. When Fan Xian first faced the Emperor with a single sword, although he had been acknowledged by the Qing Emperor to have reached Hong Siyang's realm, in front of the Qing Emperor, Fan Xian's sword could not touch him at all. The Qing Emperor only needed two fingers to crush Fan Xian's sword. Thus, Fan Xian did not become a Great Grandmaster.

In the end, Fan Xian did not become a Great Grandmaster. Although his martial arts realm had surpassed the ninth grade, there was still a huge gap between him and the realm of a Great Grandmaster. In the novel " Joy of Life," Fan Xian had a chance to become a Great Grandmaster, but because of all kinds of fetters and personal emotional entanglements, he missed this opportunity. Thus, Fan Xian did not become a Great Grandmaster.

The Great Grandmaster of the Qing Kingdom was the Qing Emperor. The Qing Emperor was the strongest of the four grandmasters. He was hidden in the Qing Royal Palace. The Qing Emperor was a strategist. He cultivated Tyrannical zhenqi and became a grandmaster. The other three Grandmasters were Ku He, Ye Liuyun, and Sigu Jian.