Qing Yu Nian, the eldest princess's fief, Xinyang

In Joy of Life, the eldest princess 'fief was in Xinyang. This was the setting of the novel and did not have any special meaning. In ancient times, princesses usually had their own fiefs. Li Changrui was the Qing Emperor's younger sister. She held the power of the palace treasury and had the support of the officials of the six departments of the court. Her fief was in Xinyang, a fertile land. The Qing Emperor had special trust in the Eldest Princess, but he did not consider her lifelong happiness. The Eldest Princess 'fief was only left for her to collect rent. As for why the Eldest Princess 'fief was in Xinyang, the search results did not provide a clear answer.

The answer to which chapter of Joy of Life was chapter 86.

In Joy of Life, the story of the Eldest Princess took place in chapter 86 of the sixth volume.

In Joy of Life, the scene of the Eldest Princess sacrificing herself to the Crown Prince happened in chapter 86 of the sixth volume.

The Eldest Princess 'true identity in Joy of Life was the Qing Emperor's younger sister, Li Yunrui.

In Joy of Life, the Eldest Princess 'maid was Wei Wanqiu.

Joy of Life's eldest princess 'name was Li Yunrui.

The eldest princess of Joy of Life's son was Lin Dabao.

In Joy of Life, the maid beside the Eldest Princess was the character played by Wei Wanqiu. She was portrayed as a character with strong martial arts in the play. She had a soft sword at her waist and was an expert with explosive martial arts. Although her appearance was not stunning, her acting skills were excellent. The maidservant mainly helped the Eldest Princess with some simple matters. At the same time, when she worked with the Eldest Princess and Yan Xiaoyi to speculate on the identity of the assassin, she was given a few close-ups of the maidservant's expression changes. This meant that the maid was someone of status.