How did the Qing Emperor discover Chen Pingping's betrayal?

In Joy of Life, the Qing Emperor discovered Chen Pingping's betrayal through the process of investigation and suspicion. The Qing Emperor began to suspect that Chen Pingping had done so after the battle of Dong Mountain, when Fan Jian had returned to his hometown and Chen Pingping had refused to leave. The Qing Emperor's internal court intelligence agency began to investigate Xuankong Temple and the attack in the valley, as well as Chen Pingping's role in the matter of the Crown Prince and Eldest Princess. In addition, Chen Pingping also discovered the Qing Emperor's betrayal of Ye Qingmei through the investigation of her death. Thus, the Qing Emperor's discovery of Chen Pingping's betrayal was gradually revealed through the process of investigation and suspicion.

In " Celebrating Years," the Qing Emperor discovered Chen Pingping's betrayal through the process of investigation and suspicion. The Qing Emperor began to suspect that Chen Pingping had done so after the battle of Dong Mountain, when Fan Jian had returned to his hometown and Chen Pingping had refused to leave. The Qing Emperor's internal court intelligence agency began to investigate Xuankong Temple and the attack in the valley, as well as Chen Pingping's role in the matter of the Crown Prince and Eldest Princess.

In Joy of Life, the Qing Emperor discovered Chen Pingping's betrayal through the process of investigation and suspicion. The Qing Emperor began to suspect that Chen Pingping had done so after the battle of Dong Mountain, when Fan Jian had returned to his hometown and Chen Pingping had refused to leave. The Qing Emperor's internal court intelligence agency began to investigate Xuankong Temple and the attack in the valley, as well as Chen Pingping's role in the matter of the Crown Prince and Eldest Princess. In addition, Chen Pingping also discovered the Qing Emperor's secret through investigating Ye Qingmei's death and revealed the Qing Emperor's betrayal. The specific details and process might need to be further understood in the relevant plot.

In Joy of Life, the Qing Emperor discovered Chen Pingping's betrayal through the process of investigation and suspicion. The Qing Emperor began to suspect that Chen Pingping had done so after the battle of Dong Mountain, when Fan Jian had returned to his hometown and Chen Pingping had refused to leave. The Qing Emperor's internal court intelligence agency began to investigate Xuankong Temple and the attack in the valley, as well as Chen Pingping's role in the matter of the Crown Prince and Eldest Princess. Chen Pingping had discovered the Qing Emperor's betrayal of Ye Qingmei through the investigation of Xuankong Temple and the assassination in the valley, as well as the plan planted by the Qing Emperor during his mission. Thus, the Qing Emperor discovered that Chen Pingping's betrayal was gradually revealed through the investigation and suspicion of both sides.

In Joy of Life, the Qing Emperor discovered Chen Pingping's betrayal through the process of investigation and suspicion. The Qing Emperor began to suspect that Chen Pingping had done so after the battle of Dong Mountain, when Fan Jian had returned to his hometown and Chen Pingping had refused to leave. The Qing Emperor's internal court intelligence agency began to investigate Xuankong Temple and the attack in the valley, as well as Chen Pingping's role in the matter of the Crown Prince and Eldest Princess. In addition, Chen Pingping investigated Ye Qingmei's death and finally discovered that the Qing Emperor was the mastermind behind Ye Qingmei's death. Chen Pingping's investigation revealed the Qing Emperor's betrayal, which led to the conflict between them. As for how the Qing Emperor had discovered Chen Pingping's betrayal, the current information did not mention it.

In Joy of Life, the Qing Emperor discovered Chen Pingping's betrayal through the process of investigation and suspicion. The Qing Emperor began to suspect that Chen Pingping had done so after the battle of Dong Mountain, when Fan Jian had returned to his hometown and Chen Pingping had refused to leave. The Qing Emperor's internal court intelligence agency began to investigate Xuankong Temple and the attack in the valley, as well as Chen Pingping's role in the matter of the Crown Prince and Eldest Princess. The specific details were not explicitly mentioned, but Chen Pingping's investigation revealed the Qing Emperor's betrayal.

In Joy of Life, the Qing Emperor discovered Chen Pingping's betrayal through the process of investigation and suspicion. The Qing Emperor began to suspect that Chen Pingping had done so after the battle of Dong Mountain, when Fan Jian had returned to his hometown and Chen Pingping had refused to leave. The Qing Emperor's internal court intelligence agency began to investigate Xuankong Temple and the attack in the valley, as well as Chen Pingping's role in the matter of the Crown Prince and Eldest Princess. However, the details of how the Qing Emperor discovered Chen Pingping's betrayal were not explicitly mentioned in the search results.

In " Celebrating Years," the Qing Emperor discovered Chen Pingping's betrayal through the process of investigation and suspicion. The Qing Emperor began to suspect that Chen Pingping had done so after the battle of Dong Mountain, when Fan Jian had returned to his hometown and Chen Pingping had refused to leave. The Qing Emperor's internal court intelligence agency began to investigate Xuankong Temple and the attack in the valley, as well as Chen Pingping's role in the matter of the Crown Prince and Eldest Princess. The Qing Emperor began to suspect that Chen Pingping's betrayal was after the battle of Dong Mountain. When Fan Jian returned to his hometown and Chen Pingping refused to leave, he had been killed. After that, the Qing Emperor's internal court intelligence agency began to investigate Xuankong Temple and the attack in the valley, as well as Chen Pingping's role in the matter of the Crown Prince and Eldest Princess.

In Joy of Life, the Qing Emperor discovered Chen Pingping's betrayal through the process of investigation and suspicion. The Qing Emperor began to suspect that Chen Pingping had done so after the battle of Dong Mountain, when Fan Jian had returned to his hometown and Chen Pingping had refused to leave. The Qing Emperor's internal court intelligence agency began to investigate Xuankong Temple and the attack in the valley, as well as Chen Pingping's role in the matter of the Crown Prince and Eldest Princess. The specific discovery process and details may need to be further understood from other sources.

In Joy of Life, the Qing Emperor discovered Chen Pingping's betrayal through the process of investigation and suspicion. The Qing Emperor began to suspect that Chen Pingping had done so after the battle of Dong Mountain, when Fan Jian had returned to his hometown and Chen Pingping had refused to leave. The Qing Emperor's internal court intelligence agency began to investigate Xuankong Temple and the attack in the valley, as well as Chen Pingping's role in the matter of the Crown Prince and Eldest Princess. Chen Pingping directly recounted the truth of Ye Qingmei's death and the Qing Emperor's betrayal of Ye Qingmei. The Qing Emperor flew into a rage out of humiliation and was even more unable to understand that this eunuch would betray him, the strongest person in the world, for a woman. In his rage, the Qing Emperor wanted to kill Chen Pingping, but he was injured by Chen Pingping with a shotgun hidden in the armrest of his wheelchair. In the end, Chen Pingping's betrayal of the Qing Emperor was unavoidable because " different paths cannot be coordinated." Chen Pingping and the Qing Emperor had never been on the same side. The Qing Emperor had only seen Chen Pingping as a servant and had never given her the respect she deserved.

In Joy of Life, the Qing Emperor discovered Chen Pingping's betrayal through the process of investigation and suspicion. The Qing Emperor began to suspect that Chen Pingping had done so after the battle of Dong Mountain, when Fan Jian had returned to his hometown and Chen Pingping had refused to leave. The Qing Emperor's internal court intelligence agency began to investigate Xuankong Temple and the attack in the valley, as well as Chen Pingping's role in the matter of the Crown Prince and Eldest Princess. In addition, Chen Pingping investigated Ye Qingmei's death and finally discovered that the Qing Emperor was the mastermind behind Ye Qingmei's death. Chen Pingping's investigation revealed the Qing Emperor's betrayal, which led the Qing Emperor to suspect Chen Pingping's betrayal.