Celebrating the Aftermath of Dong Mountain

The details of the battle of Dong Mountain and the results were not found in the search results provided. I don't know what happened after the Battle of Dong Mountain.

The aftermath of the battle of Dong Mountain included the Qing Emperor defeating Ku He and Sigu Jian, causing them to be heavily injured. The Qing Emperor did not immediately kill the two. Instead, he allowed their disciples to save them. Ye Liuyun withdrew from Dong Mountain and chose to return home and leave Qing Kingdom.

The aftermath of the battle of Dong Mountain included the Qing Emperor defeating Ku He and Sigu Jian, causing them to be heavily injured. The Qing Emperor did not immediately kill the two. Instead, he allowed their disciples to save them. Ye Liuyun withdrew from Dong Mountain and chose to return home and leave Qing Kingdom. The entire situation on Dong Mountain had always been under the Qing Emperor's control.

The aftermath of the battle of Dong Mountain included the Qing Emperor defeating Ku He and Sigu Jian, causing them to be heavily injured. The Qing Emperor did not immediately kill the two. Instead, he allowed their disciples to save them. Ye Liuyun withdrew from Dong Mountain and chose to return home and leave Qing Kingdom. The entire situation on Dong Mountain had always been under the Qing Emperor's control. The specific ending was that the Qing Emperor was assassinated by Fan Xian, the Third Prince ascended the throne, and Fan Xian chose to live in seclusion in Jiangnan.

The details of the battle of Dong Mountain and the results were not found in the search results provided.

The aftermath of the battle of Dong Mountain included the Qing Emperor defeating Ku He and Sigu Jian, causing them to be heavily injured. The Qing Emperor did not immediately kill the two. Instead, he allowed their disciples to save them. Ye Liuyun withdrew from Dong Mountain and chose to return home and leave Qing Kingdom. The entire situation on Dong Mountain had always been under the Qing Emperor's control. The specific follow-up plot may need to be further read to know.

The aftermath of the battle of Dong Mountain included the Qing Emperor defeating Ku He and Sigu Jian, causing them to be heavily injured. The Qing Emperor did not immediately kill the two. Instead, he allowed their disciples to save them. Ye Liuyun withdrew from Dong Mountain and chose to return home and leave Qing Kingdom. The entire situation on Dong Mountain had always been under the Qing Emperor's control.

Joy of Life's Battle of Dong Mountain takes place between chapters 125 and 155 of the novel. This battle was a cruel war between the Qing Emperor, Northern Qi, Dongyi, and other forces. The Qing Emperor used himself as bait to attract the two Great Grandmasters of Northern Qi and Dongyi, Ku He and Sigu Jian. The Qing Emperor joined forces with Ye Liuyun and finally heavily injured Ku He and Sigu Jian. The Qing Emperor became the biggest winner. This battle was part of the Qing Emperor's plan to kill Grandmasters that had been planned for 20 years. By eliminating internal and external problems, the Qing Emperor had laid the foundation for the Qing Kingdom to once again go north.

Joy of Life's Battle of Dong Mountain takes place between chapters 125 and 155 of the novel. This battle was a cruel war between the Qing Emperor, Northern Qi, Dongyi, and other forces. The Qing Emperor used himself as bait to attract the two Great Grandmasters of Northern Qi and Dongyi, Ku He and Sigu Jian. The Qing Emperor joined forces with Ye Liuyun and finally heavily injured Ku He and Sigu Jian. The Qing Emperor became the biggest winner. This battle was part of the Qing Emperor's plan to kill Grandmasters that had been planned for 20 years. By eliminating internal and external problems, the Qing Emperor had laid the foundation for the Qing Kingdom to once again go north.

The battle of Dong Mountain in Joy of Life was a conspiracy that the Qing Emperor had carefully planned for many years. It was aimed at eliminating the forces that posed a threat to his imperial power. The Qing Emperor believed that the threats he faced mainly came from the Qing Kingdom's rebel forces, military forces, Ye Qingmei's remaining forces, and the three Grandmasters. In this battle, the Qing Emperor successfully defeated three Grandmasters, including Beiqi Kingdom's Shi Ku He, Dongyi's Guardian God Sigu Jian, and Yan Xiaoyi. The Qing Emperor's victory made him a true " king " and freed him from the threat to his imperial power. At the same time, it also laid the foundation for the Qing Kingdom to once again go north. Through many years of planning and using the help of Hong Sixiang and the others, the Qing Emperor successfully eliminated internal and external problems and achieved his goal.