The Eldest Prince and the Little Prince

The eldest princess and the eldest prince had some interaction and cooperation in the play, but no exact ending information was provided. Thus, I don't know how the relationship between the Eldest Princess and the Eldest Prince will develop.

The Eldest Prince and the Eldest Princess were in the same group in Joy of Life. Together, they plotted a series of conspiracies, including using the Crown Prince's banner to do bad things, smuggling activities, embezzling money, and so on. The Eldest Princess had an affair with the Eldest Prince and formed an alliance with him. However, their plot was eventually exposed, causing the Eldest Princess to go crazy and plan to assassinate the Qing Emperor. In the end, she committed suicide. The Great Prince rebelled, but was ultimately defeated and killed by the Qing Emperor. Therefore, the Eldest Prince and the Eldest Princess were in cahoots in Joy of Life.

The eldest princess supported both the crown prince and the second prince in "Celebrating Years." She adopted the strategy of splitting her eggs into different baskets to ensure her position in the game of power. On the surface, the Eldest Princess colluded with the Crown Prince, but in secret, she cooperated with the Second Prince to establish a force that was enough to threaten the Emperor. However, the Qing Emperor and the Eldest Princess had a consensus that the Crown Prince would eventually ascend the throne, and the Second Prince would not have a chance to inherit the throne. The Eldest Princess's actions were to ensure her own interests and status in the power struggle. As for why the Eldest Princess chose to support the Crown Prince and the Second Prince, the search results did not provide a clear answer.

In Joy of Life, the Eldest Princess worked with both the Crown Prince and the Second Prince. She supported the Crown Prince on the surface, but secretly supported the Second Prince. The Eldest Princess used her status and influence to influence the situation and tried to make the Crown Prince ascend the throne. She had secretly formed an alliance with the Second Prince and used the Second Prince's power to obtain her own benefits. Thus, the Eldest Princess helped both the Second Prince and the Crown Prince.

In Joy of Life, the Eldest Princess supported both the Crown Prince and the Second Prince. She adopted the strategy of splitting her eggs into different baskets to ensure her position in the game of power. On the surface, the Eldest Princess colluded with the Crown Prince, but in secret, she cooperated with the Second Prince to establish a force that was enough to threaten the Emperor. However, there were some contradictions between the Qing Emperor and the Eldest Princess. The Qing Emperor was actually using the Second Prince to temper the Crown Prince's temperament, while the Eldest Princess showed all kinds of concern for the Crown Prince. Even though the Eldest Princess had feelings for the Crown Prince, her cooperation with the Second Prince was more out of consideration for benefits. Thus, the Eldest Princess helped both the Second Prince and the Crown Prince.

The relationship between the Eldest Princess, the Crown Prince, and the Second Prince was complicated and ever-changing. In the play, the Eldest Princess was in an alliance with the Crown Prince on the surface, but secretly cooperated with the Second Prince. She used her control over the palace treasury to carry out smuggling deals with Northern Qi, buying the hearts of the Second Prince and helping him clear the channels in the court. The Eldest Princess cooperated with both the Second Prince and the Crown Prince. On the surface, she supported the Crown Prince, but in reality, she had formed an alliance with the Second Prince and was using the Second Prince to seek benefits for herself. The collaboration between the Eldest Princess and the Second Prince was hinted at and described in detail many times in the play. However, the specific details of the relationship between the Eldest Princess, the Crown Prince, and the Second Prince, as well as the development and ending between them, needed to be further watched or read the original work to get a more accurate answer.

The First Prince was called the Crown Prince, and the Second Prince's name was Li Chengze.

In Joy of Life, the Eldest Princess had different relationships and endings with the Crown Prince and the Second Prince. On the surface, the Eldest Princess and the Crown Prince were in an alliance, but they were secretly working with the Second Prince. She used Lin Gong and the others to assassinate Fan Xian. After the plan failed, the Eldest Princess eventually became crazy and plotted to assassinate her brother, the Qing Emperor. However, her assassination attempt also failed. In the end, the Eldest Princess chose to commit suicide. As for the Second Prince, he rebelled but was ultimately defeated by the Qing Emperor and committed suicide. The Crown Prince had a grudge against Fan Xian. Later, he tried to reconcile with Fan Xian, but Fan Xian did not accept it. In short, the relationship between the Eldest Princess, the Crown Prince, and the Second Prince was complicated and turbulent. Their endings were not satisfactory.

The eldest prince in Joy of Life was not the crown prince. The Crown Prince was the Qing Emperor's eldest son, and the Great Prince was the illegitimate child of the Qing Emperor and Lady Ning. Due to his birth, he was destined to be unable to inherit the throne. Thus, the First Prince was not the Crown Prince.

In Joy of Life, the Eldest Princess worked with both the Crown Prince and the Second Prince. She supported the Crown Prince on the surface, but secretly supported the Second Prince. The Eldest Princess used her status and influence to influence the situation and tried to make the Crown Prince ascend the throne. She had secretly formed an alliance with the Second Prince and used the Second Prince's power to obtain her own benefits. The Princess Royal's goal was to ensure her status and influence in the game of thrones. In the end, the Eldest Princess, the Crown Prince, and the Second Prince chose to commit suicide.