What is the ending of Emperor Qing's five sons in "Celebrating More Than Years"? What does that mean?
The Great Prince - a good death!
The second prince, Li Chengqian, was imprisoned after the failure of the Kyoto rebellion, and committed suicide after seeing Emperor Qing for the last time.
The third prince - Li Chengze, after the failure of the Kyoto rebellion, committed suicide by drinking poisonous wine!
The fourth prince - Li Chengping, after Emperor Qing was scanned and died by the rainbow eye of Wuzhu, Li Chengping inherited the unification!
Fan Xian - Emperor Qing's illegitimate son, and finally chose to live in seclusion!
What does the ending of Emperor Qing's sons say? The eldest prince has not been welcomed from the beginning, he has been in the army all the year round, and he has never had extravagant hopes for the throne, and he deserves to die well!
The second prince Li Chengqian has been the crown prince of the empire from the beginning, Li Chengqian has been gloomy and vicious since he was a child, and he leaves no room for things, in order to ascend the throne and become the emperor, he has done a lot of things that harm the people, and the ending is reasonable!
The fourth prince, Li Chengping, is simple-minded and does not fight or grab, because in his impression, he has never been qualified to become the emperor, but it is suitable if he does not fight or grab!
Needless to say, Fan Xian is blessed by the protagonist's aura, and there is only risk when he goes out to do things, and there is no death!
The third prince Li Chengze was used as a whetstone by Emperor Qing from the beginning, sharpening the prince Li Chengqian, he had no way out, the ending was already doomed, and in the end, he was obviously able to pass, but he drank poisonous wine!
