Fan Xian and the Second Prince fought head-on.

Fan Xian and the Second Prince had a head-on battle in Joy of Life. Fan Xian reported the Eldest Princess and the Second Prince's illegal actions to the Emperor through the Inspection Council, triggering the Second Prince's counterattack. The Second Prince, through the Imperial Inspectorate he controlled, collectively impeached Fan Xian and accused him of malpractices and taking bribes. However, the Qing Emperor trusted Fan Xian very much and only replied with two words," An Zhi." Fan Xian used a series of strategies and schemes to turn the tide of the battle and successfully save the people who had been threatened. Thus, the relationship between Fan Xian and the Second Prince changed from appreciation to opposition. For details and results of the contest, please refer to Joy of Life.

Fan Xian and the Second Prince had a head-on contest in " Celebrating Years." Fan Xian reported the Eldest Princess and the Second Prince's illegal actions to the Emperor through the Inspection Council, triggering the Second Prince's counterattack. The Second Prince, through the Imperial Inspectorate he controlled, collectively impeached Fan Xian and accused him of malpractices and taking bribes. In this contest, Fan Xian displayed extraordinary tactics and wisdom. He cleverly used the Second Prince's self-confidence and carelessness, ultimately putting the Second Prince in a passive position. Although the specific results were not mentioned, it could be seen that Fan Xian had gained an advantage in this contest.

In Joy of Life, Fan Xian was not described as an outstanding warrior. As a soul transmigrator, Fan Xian paid more attention to talents in the fields of literature, poetry, and songs. Even though he had a very high comprehension of martial arts, he did not suddenly become a battlefield god. Fan Xian's true advantage in Joy of Life was his despicable and shameless philosophy and tactics. He was willing to do anything to achieve his goal and befriend anyone who was useful to him. In the play, Fan Xian used various methods to influence and control the situation, including relying on the eunuch Hong Zhu and laying down a huge network of power. Although Fan Xian's fighting power was not explicitly mentioned, his talents and methods in other areas made him an important character. The search results did not provide any clear information about Fan Xian's combat level.

The Second Prince's attitude toward Fan Xian could be divided into two stages. In the beginning, the Second Prince was curious about Fan Xian and admired his talent and ability to deal with problems. The Second Prince tried to rope Fan Xian in and establish a cooperative relationship based on mutual understanding and use. At the same time, he also considered the support behind Fan Xian. In the second phase, the Second Prince began to use underhanded methods to deal with Fan Xian and attempted to kill him. Fan Xian used the strategy of keeping him alive to unravel the Second Prince's plot. In the end, the Second Prince died tragically and left behind his last words. Only then did Fan Xian understand Chen Pingping's plan for him. These events happened in " Celebrating Years 2 ".

Fan Xian and the Second Prince were seen as a couple in the TV series " Joy of Life." Although they had different standpoints and goals, they had a special relationship. In order to suppress the Second Prince's power, Fan Xian put pressure on him. At the same time, he also hoped to make the Qing Emperor abandon him by attacking the Second Prince. The relationship between them attracted the attention and discussion of the audience in the drama. Thus, it could be said that Fan Xian and the Second Prince were a couple.

The Second Prince and Fan Xian were brothers. They were half-brothers. However, the Second Prince posed a threat to Fan Xian because Fan Xian was the son of the Qing Emperor and Ye Qingmei. He might become the heir to the throne. Thus, the Second Prince believed that Fan Xian was a threat to his ascension to the throne, causing the Second Prince and Fan Xian to fall out. In the end, the Second Prince tried to kill Fan Xian, but Fan Xian successfully resisted the Second Prince's plot with the Qing Emperor's help. The Second Prince eventually died, and Fan Xian became the Qing Emperor's successor.

Second Prince Fan Xian's attitude toward Fan Xian could be divided into two stages. In the beginning, the Second Prince was curious about Fan Xian and admired his talent and ability to deal with problems. The Second Prince tried to rope Fan Xian in and establish a cooperative relationship based on mutual understanding and use to consolidate his power. However, in the final stage, in order to fight for the throne, the Second Prince decided to kill Fan Xian and see him as a threat. The Second Prince's actions and thoughts made people feel surprised and puzzled. The specific reason might be that Fan Xian was the son of the Qing Emperor and Ye Qingmei. He was one of the easiest people to ascend the throne. Fan Xian's existence was a threat to the Second Prince, so he decided to get rid of Fan Xian.

The relationship between Fan Xian and the Second Prince was complicated and tense in the plot. We can see that there have been many clashes and confrontations between Fan Xian and the Second Prince. In the first confrontation, Fan Xian reported the Eldest Princess and the Second Prince's illegal actions to the Emperor. However, the Second Prince quickly retaliated and collectively impeached Fan Xian through the Imperial Inspectorate and censors he controlled. However, the Emperor trusted Fan Xian very much and replied with two words," An Zhi." In the second confrontation, Fan Xian had the Inspection Council investigate the reputation of the officials. In the end, they found that they were all honest officials. This caused Fan Xian to doubt the Second Prince. In the end, Fan Xian used a sniper rifle to kill the Second Prince and avenge his family and friends. However, this also aroused the Qing Emperor's desire to kill Fan Xian. As for the specific relationship and background between Fan Xian and the Second Prince, the search results did not provide any detailed information.

The Second Prince's attitude toward Fan Xian could be divided into two stages. At first, the Second Prince was curious about Fan Xian and admired his talent and ability to deal with problems. The Second Prince tried to rope Fan Xian in and establish a cooperative relationship based on mutual understanding and use. In addition, the Second Prince also saw the power supporting Fan Xian and tried to strengthen his own power by roping Fan Xian in to increase his bargaining chip for the throne. However, as the plot developed, the Second Prince's true intentions were gradually revealed. His friendly attitude toward Fan Xian was only a pretense. In reality, he had always been plotting to kill Fan Xian. This was because Fan Xian was the son of the Qing Emperor and Ye Qingmei. He was the easiest person to ascend the throne and was a threat to the Second Prince. Thus, the Second Prince tried to get rid of Fan Xian to protect his own interests.

There was a series of complicated relationships and confrontations between Fan Xian and the Second Prince. The Second Prince, Li Chengze, colluded with the Eldest Princess, Li Yunrui, and used her authority to manage the Qing Kingdom's palace treasury to carry out smuggling activities and embezzled money. Before Fan Xian left Northern Qi, he learned of the Second Prince's shady business and was blackmailed by him. The Second Prince's schemes were profound. The cooperation deal with the Eldest Princess had deceived most of the people in the Qing court. Fan Xian and the Second Prince had fought many times, including reporting to the Emperor through the Inspection Council about the Eldest Princess and the Second Prince's dealings. He also used the power of the Inspection Council to finally defeat the Second Prince. In the end, Fan Xian used the sniper rifle left behind by Ye Qingmei to kill the Second Prince and avenge his family and friends. The Qing Emperor had complicated feelings for the Second Prince. He felt that he was overly scheming, hypocritical, and unawe-inspiring. However, the Qing Emperor did not want to kill his son. Instead, he gave him a way out. Thus, the relationship between Fan Xian and the Second Prince was filled with power struggles.