Xue Qingcheng, played by Shu Chang in "Dragon Ball Legend", is not dead and is with Zhu Cixuan. The specific plot: Cixuan agreed to Kangxi's request for the sake of Yi Huan. He met Yi Huan under the leadership of Kangxi , Yi Huan asked Kangxi to let her have a few words with Cixuan alone. Kangxi readily agreed and stepped back with Mo Sheng and all the guards.
The two were talking alone. Yi Huan noticed that Ci Xuan was a little different from before. Ci Xuan tried to hide it and said that he was recovering from a serious illness and he forgave Yi Huan for what he had done before. In addition, he also told her the news that he and Qingcheng were married.
In order to fulfill his promise to Kangxi, Cixuan had to lie to Yi Huan and say that the reason why he was good to her before was because they were engaged. The person he really liked was Qingcheng. Fortunately, he had the opportunity to meet her. Only then could the two of Qingcheng be together. Yi Huan felt happy when she heard what Ci Xuan said. It was something she had always expected for the two of them to be together. She wished Ci Xuan and Qing Cheng both.
The main plot of "Dragon Ball Legend"
Li Yihuan (played by Yang Zi) is the last child of Emperor Yongli of the former Ming Dynasty. He grew up in the Pearl Valley where the elders of the former Ming Dynasty gathered. (Also known as Li Jianqing) (played by Mao Zijun), Xue Qingcheng (played by Shu Chang), Ye Mosheng (played by Han Chengyu), Fan Qianying (played by Sun Wei) and other senior brothers and sisters practice martial arts with their masters.
After growing up, Yi Huan and his party left Pearl Valley, and under the instruction of their master, tried to get close to Kangxi (played by Qin Junjie), trying to find an opportunity to avenge the family. Yi Huan and the young Kangxi went from being happy enemies to being in love with each other and finally had to turn against each other. Sincere emotions and family hatred became the biggest contradiction between them. The other boys and girls are also shouldering the heavy responsibilities given by their teachers. At the same time, they also experienced their own love and hatred.
Yi Huan was finally moved by Kangxi's philosophy of governing the country with benevolence and virtue. She gave up her hatred and tried to persuade her friends to stop causing wars and harming the people out of personal hatred. In the end, Yi Huan decided to marry Kangxi. Kangxi promised that he would be a wise king and eventually unify the people of the world, creating a prosperous era of Kangxi and Qianlong.