Celebrating the First Prince of the Year

In Joy of Life, the First Prince ended up staying in Dongyi. Although his bloodline was not pure and he lost the right to compete for the throne, he still stayed in Dongyi at the end of the plot, alive and holding an army. Compared to the Crown Prince being killed and the Second Prince being stripped of his position, the First Prince's ending was relatively better.

The Great Prince in Joy of Life was the Qing Emperor's eldest son, born of Lady Ning. In the movie, he was stationed in Dongyi. Because Lady Ning was Dongyi, the Great Prince's bloodline was not pure, and he lost the right to compete for the throne. However, even so, the Great Prince still remained in Dongyi at the end of the plot. He was still alive and had an army in his hands. It could be said that the ending was not bad.

The Great Prince in Joy of Life was the Qing Emperor's son. His name was unknown. He had an important position in the play and formed a deep friendship with Fan Xian. Together, they fought against the Second Prince and the others 'rebellion. In the development of the plot, a rift appeared between the Great Prince and the Qing Emperor. However, in the end, he was recalled by the Qing Emperor and married to the Northern Qi Great Princess. He was conferred the title of Prince Heqing. As for the ending of the First Prince, the specific plot needed to be watched in Joy of Life2 to understand.

In Joy of Life, the Great Prince was the eldest son of the Qing Emperor. He was straightforward, clear, and open-minded. His mother was a Dongyi person, Lady Ning. She was saved by the Qing Emperor from Dongyi prisoners of war and brought into the harem. In the end, she gave birth to the Great Prince. Under Lady Ning's upbringing, the Great Prince had never participated in the struggle for the throne. After learning of Fan Xian's identity, he had always helped him. In the end, the Qing royal family underwent a bloodbath, but Lady Ning and her son were not affected. They had a good ending. The Great Prince did not participate in the struggle for the throne. His identity and his mother's Dongyi blood made him unqualified to inherit the throne. Instead, he was groomed by the Qing Emperor as a general and sent to the border to fight.

In the novel " Celebrating Years " and its derivative works, the Great Prince Li Chengqian was the cousin of the main character Fan Xian. He was the eldest son of the Emperor and the adopted son of the Empress, so he was made the Crown Prince. Li Chengqian was open-minded and liked to make friends with people of the martial world. He had a good relationship with Fan Xian. When Fan Xian had been sent to Northern Qi, Li Chengqian had secretly helped him and provided him with important information. Later, Li Chengqian was deposed because he was involved in the battle for the throne. Fan Xian was also implicated because of this. In the end, with Fan Xian's help, Li Chengqian was able to restore his position and become a wise ruler.

In Joy of Life, the Great Prince was the Qing Emperor's eldest son, born of Lady Ning. Because Lady Ning was from Dongyi and had an impure bloodline, he lost the right to compete for the throne. Even so, the Great Prince still remained in Dongyi at the end of the plot. He was still alive and had an army in his hands. It could be said that the ending was not bad. Compared to the Crown Prince and the Second Prince, the Crown Prince had been killed and the Second Prince had been stripped of his position. The First Prince's ending was relatively better.

The Great Prince was the eldest son of the Qing Emperor in Joy of Life. He was straightforward, clear, and open-minded. His mother was a Dongyi person, Lady Ning. She was saved by the Qing Emperor from Dongyi prisoners of war and brought into the harem. In the end, she gave birth to the Great Prince. Under Lady Ning's upbringing, the Great Prince had never participated in the struggle for the throne. After learning of Fan Xian's identity, he had always helped him. In the end, the Qing royal family underwent a bloodbath, but Lady Ning and her son were not affected. They had a good ending. The Great Prince did not participate in the struggle for the throne. His identity and his mother's Dongyi blood made him unqualified to inherit the throne. Instead, he was groomed by the Qing Emperor as a general and sent to the border to fight.

In Joy of Life, the Great Prince was the Qing Emperor's eldest son, born of Lady Ning. He was stationed in Dongyi because Lady Ning was a Dongyi person. The First Prince's bloodline was not pure, so he lost the right to fight for the throne. Even so, the Great Prince still remained in Dongyi at the end of the plot. He was still alive and had an army in his hands. It could be said that the ending was not bad. Compared to the Crown Prince and the Second Prince, the Crown Prince had been killed and the Second Prince had been stripped of his position. The First Prince's ending was relatively better.

The Great Prince in Joy of Life was the Qing Emperor's eldest son, born of Lady Ning. He was stationed in Dongyi because Lady Ning was a Dongyi person. The First Prince's bloodline was not pure, so he lost the right to compete for the throne. Even so, the Great Prince still remained in Dongyi at the end of the plot. He was still alive and had an army in his hands. It could be said that the ending was not bad. Compared to the Crown Prince and the Second Prince, the Crown Prince had been killed and the Second Prince had been stripped of his position. The First Prince's ending was relatively better.

The Great Prince was the eldest son of the Qing Emperor in Joy of Life. He was straightforward, clear, and open-minded. His mother was a Dongyi person, Lady Ning. She was saved by the Qing Emperor from Dongyi prisoners of war and brought into the harem. In the end, she gave birth to the Great Prince. Under Lady Ning's upbringing, the Great Prince had never participated in the struggle for the throne. After learning of Fan Xian's identity, he had always helped him. In the end, the Qing royal family underwent a bloodbath, but Lady Ning and her son were not affected and had a good ending. The Great Prince did not participate in the struggle for the throne. His identity and his mother's Dongyi blood made him unqualified to inherit the throne. Instead, he was groomed by the Qing Emperor as a general and sent to the border to fight.