Why was Fan Xian being scolded?

The reason Fan Xian was assassinated by Yan Bingyun was to confuse Xie Bian and the Second Prince so that Fan Xian could smoothly return to the Qing Kingdom and find the person who had attacked him. Yan Bingyun's backstabbing was only a part of the operation and didn't hurt any vital parts. Fan Xian chose to fake his death to protect his and the others 'safety. At the same time, it was also to expose the Second Prince's conspiracy. To be more specific, the Second Prince had discovered that Fan Xian had found out about the collusion of the Northern Qi people. In order to protect himself, the Second Prince had surrounded Fan Xian, Yan Bingyun, and the others. In this emergency, Yan Bingyun chose to stab Fan Xian to let the others escape. He wanted the Second Prince to think Fan Xian was dead. Through his plan with Yan Bingyun, Fan Xian had successfully faked his death and resurrected. The reason Fan Xian chose to fake his death was to protect himself and the others and to expose the Second Prince's conspiracy.

There were several reasons why Fan Xian scolded the Qing Emperor. First of all, Fan Xian had rebuked the Qing Emperor because he believed that the Qing Emperor only cared about his own goals and ignored Fan Xian's safety. The Qing Emperor was Fan Xian's father. Fan Xian felt that it was normal for an outsider to care about his son's safety, so he rebuked the Qing Emperor, who had ignored Fan Xian's safety. Secondly, Fan Xian had always had this kind of personality. The Qing Emperor also understood this. Although the Qing Emperor was ruthless, he could accept subordinates with tempers and different opinions as long as they were loyal and capable. Fan Xian was angry at the Qing Emperor because the Qing Emperor's ambition and ruthlessness made him feel unsafe. Especially after knowing that Ye Qingmei had been killed by the Qing Emperor, he was even more certain of the Qing Emperor's ruthlessness. Fan Xian scolded the Qing Emperor because he felt that the Qing Emperor was unsafe and did not treat him well.

There were many explanations for why Fan Xian was assassinated by Yan Bingyun. There was a saying that it was to protect the safety of Qing Kingdom. Fan Xian had discovered the collusion between the Second Prince and Eldest Princess in Northern Qi, as well as their illegal actions. Yan Bingyun might have thought that Fan Xian's actions would be detrimental to the Qing Kingdom, so he chose to stab Fan Xian to protect the safety of the Qing Kingdom. However, the specific reason was not clearly stated in the search results provided.

Lin Wan 'er had once angrily scolded Fan Xian in the play. In a scene in Joy of Life2, Fan Xian was reported by Lin Wan 'er's best friend, Ye Ling' er. Lin Wan 'er expressed her dissatisfaction with Fan Xian and called him a playboy. However, Fan Xian explained that he had only come to Lin Wan 'er to explain. In the end, the two of them reconciled. Thus, Lin Wan 'er had once angrily scolded Fan Xian, but their relationship had not been greatly affected by this.

In Joy of Life, Fan Xian had indeed scolded the servants. In the play, Fan Xian had a conflict with Guo Baokun's servants in order to protect his younger brother. He scolded and attacked them. In addition, Fan Xian also had a conflict with the censors in the play and was scolded by them. These plots displayed Fan Xian's character and actions.

In Joy of Life, Fan Xian had indeed scolded the servants. In the play, Fan Xian had a conflict with Guo Baokun's servants in order to protect his younger brother. He scolded and attacked them. In addition, Fan Xian also had a conflict with the censors in the play and was scolded by them. These plots showed Fan Xian's character and behavior.

In Joy of Life2, Fan Xian had indeed scolded the servants. In the play, Fan Xian had a conflict with the Imperial Censorate. The Imperial Censorates frequently provoked and insulted him. However, Fan Xian chose not to respond and maintained the attitude of an outsider. The censors 'words were vicious, but in the end, they found that their efforts were futile. In addition, Fan Xian also had a conversation with Deng Zi Yue, the chief clerk of the First Bureau. Fan Xian accepted Eunuch Dai's bribe in front of him, causing a discussion. Therefore, according to the information provided, Fan Xian did have a scene of scolding servants in Joy of Life2.

The reason Wu Zhu killed the second son of the Lin family was because Fan Xian had the idea of killing Lin Gong. However, because Lin Gong was Lin Wan 'er's brother, it was not easy for Fan Xian to do it. Thus, Wu Zhu decided to kill Lin Gong for Fan Xian. After Fan Xian learned that Wu Zhu had killed Lin Gong, he expressed his anger and reprimanded Wu Zhu. This matter had brought Fan Xian a lot of trouble, and he had even been questioned by Lin Wan 'er. Fan Xian's reaction showed that he was angry and disappointed at Wu Zhu's actions.

In Joy of Life, Fan Xian's grandmother, Ye Qingmei, liked Fan Xian. In the novel, Ye Qingmei's love for Fan Xian was reflected in many details. For example, she left Fan Xian many precious gifts to help him gain a firm foothold in Jingdou. She had passed away when Fan Xian was young, but through letters, she had always been concerned about his growth. She also arranged a marriage for Fan Xian, letting him marry her servant girl, Lin Wan 'er, and created many romantic plots between the two. In the TV series, due to the plot adaptation and editing, Ye Qingmei's feelings for Fan Xian were not very obvious. However, from some details and lines, it was possible to see her love and importance for Fan Xian.

From the search results provided, we can conclude that Fan Xian's transformation from standing to kneeling occurred in the drama series " Celebrating Years." In the first season's family banquet, Fan Xian was the only person standing. In the second season's family banquet, Fan Xian was the only person kneeling. This change might be related to Fan Xian's personal growth and plot development, but the specific reason was not clearly stated in the search results provided.