Stay in Qing Yu, stay in Qing Yu, and suddenly meet a benefactor; Lucky mother, lucky mother, accumulate yin work. Persuade students and help the poor, don't be a cruel uncle like me, a traitor who loves money and forgets his own flesh and blood! It's multiplication, division, addition and subtraction, with the sky on it. ? The novel Stay in Qing Yu leads to the novel Joy of Life. The novel "Joy of Life" is not only good-looking, but also very popular once the TV series is broadcast. Fan Xian, the protagonist, has an unspeakable relationship with countless important figures in the Southern Qing Dynasty and even with the Qing emperor. His life experience is mysterious and unusual. His future wife, Wan'er Lin, is the daughter of the royal princess. As Fan Xian grew up in the palace, she was asked to visit the Empress Dowager and the Empress in the palace, which led to the appearance of Di Qing's three concubines. So what roles do these three concubines play in the plot? Let's analyze it for everyone.

Yi We know that Yi is the cousin of Fan Xian's second aunt Liu Ruyu, and they have a good relationship. She has three princes. As soon as Liu Ruyu entered the palace with Fan Xian, she met the queen first. She also complained that Liu Ruyu left her in the palace, so the two chatted with each other and Fan told her to kiss? Aunt Liu? . This passage first shows that Liu Ruyu's identity background is unusual. Even Hou Gonghong around Di Qing said that Liu Ruyu was raised by him, not an outsider. Her conversation with Fan Xian also shows that she married Fan Jian out of true love. In addition, from Yi's talk, we can see that his personality is very approachable and straightforward. Her impression of Fan Xian is also excellent, laying the groundwork for Fan Xian to be a teacher for his son in the future.

The second person Shu Guifei met Fan Xian was Shu Guifei, the biological mother of the second emperor Li Chengze. This queen is very special. She loves nothing but reading, does she? Bookworm? . There was a conversation between them. Fan said that he and the second prince hit it off, while Shu Guifei said? You are likely to be cheated by him. He is so considerate that he has never been with anyone for long. You will understand? After that, I wanted to send Fan some books, but I couldn't bear to part with them. This story first illustrates Shu Guifei's obsession with books and her simplicity and directness. She is not familiar with the world. Secondly, it is emphasized that Li Chengze, the second prince, is not a bohemian character who only knows how to eat, drink and be merry. In fact, he is a man with deep calculation and ambition, which also paved the way for a series of plots later.

The third queen that Ning Cairen Fan casually met was Ning Cairen, the biological mother of the eldest prince. This woman, originally a princess, was taken away by the queen mother because of a foreigner, and with some unexplained changes, she was directly demoted to a talented person. The eldest prince could only lead troops to the frontier. On the other hand, Shu Guifei doesn't like books at all. She only concentrates on practicing martial arts and is bold and domineering. Speak directly, first say that Fan Xian is thin, let him eat more, and then ask Fan Re if he is not married, ready to introduce his son to her. This part of the story first shows that Cai Ning and the eldest prince are not very popular in the palace because of their foreign ancestry, which reflects the character of the queen mother from the side and also vaguely reveals some stories of the Qing emperor when he was young. Secondly, the chat between Ning Cairen and Fan Ruoruo is common, especially when it comes to marriage, which may not be as simple as we thought.

Although several concubines have different hobbies, they can see that they are straightforward people and can reflect the preferences of the Qing emperor. However, these may be superficial, and the appearance of each character is not accidental. For a power-oriented work like Joy of Life, there is bound to be an inevitable connection with factional struggles for power.