Celebrating the last years, Fan Xian left the Qing Temple

There were several reasons why Fan Xian had been brought to the Qing Temple. First, the Qing Emperor wanted to test Fan Xian's strength. By arranging for others to send Fan Xian to the Qing Temple, the Qing Emperor could observe the attitude and reaction of the Imperial Army leader toward Fan Xian and judge Fan Xian's strength from there. Secondly, the Qing Emperor wanted to see if Fan Xian would kneel when he saw the statue to speculate if Fan Xian had any connection to the Temple. In addition, Fan Xian went to the Qing Temple to find the missing Wu Zhu. Wu Zhu had lost his memory, so Fan Xian decided to go to the Temple to find him. The Qing Temple was a military museum of the prehistoric civilization. Fan Xian hoped to find the answer there.

There were several reasons why Fan Xian went to the Qing Temple. First, the Qing Emperor had arranged for Fan Xian to go to the Qing Temple to test Fan Xian's strength. The Qing Emperor did not tell the leader of the Imperial Army, but he arranged for someone to send Fan Xian to the Qing Temple. The leader of the Imperial Army was the Qing Emperor's most important protector. He would not let unrelated people enter the Qing Temple because this would threaten the Qing Emperor's safety. The Qing Emperor judged Fan Xian's strength through the strength of the leader of the Imperial Army because Fan Xian's strength was related to the Qing Emperor's attitude toward him. Secondly, the Qing Emperor wanted to see if Fan Xian would kneel and see the statue. Fan Xian exchanged a move with Gong Dian at the entrance of the Qing Temple. Although he lost slightly, it showed that his martial cultivation was not weak. The Qing Emperor knew that the Temple's martial arts secret manuals were very powerful. He wanted to see if Fan Xian had any connection to the Temple. In addition, Fan Xian also wanted to know the truth about the Temple. He knew that Ye Qingmei had escaped from the temple, so he wanted to know what kind of existence the temple was. Fan Xian had gone through many hardships to find the Temple. He discovered that it was a military museum built hundreds of thousands of years ago to preserve the seeds of human civilization. In short, Fan Xian went to the Qing Temple to test its strength, understand the existence of the Temple, and its relationship with the Qing Emperor.

There were several reasons why Fan Xian had been brought to the Qing Temple. First, the Qing Emperor wanted to test Fan Xian's strength. By arranging for others to send Fan Xian to the Qing Temple, the Qing Emperor could observe the attitude and reaction of the Imperial Army leader toward Fan Xian and judge Fan Xian's strength from there. Secondly, the Qing Emperor wanted to see if Fan Xian would kneel when he saw the statue to speculate if Fan Xian had any connection to the Temple. Finally, the Qing Emperor wanted to give Fan Xian a meeting gift. He wanted him to see his fiancée, Lin Wan 'er, to determine if the two were suitable. The Qing Emperor had promised Fan Jian that the Ye family's business would definitely return to Fan Xian's hands, so Fan Jian had taken Fan Xian back to Jingdou.

After Fan Xian went to the Temple, the Qing Emperor learned of his two secrets. These two secrets made the Qing Emperor want to kill Fan Xian. To be specific, Fan Xian's two secrets were that he was the son of the Qing Emperor and Ye Qingmei, and that he held the secret of the Temple. The reason the Qing Emperor wanted to kill Fan Xian was probably because he was worried that Fan Xian knew too many secrets about the Temple and might pose a threat to his rule. In addition, as the son of the Qing Emperor and Ye Qingmei, Fan Xian might also have an adverse effect on the Qing Emperor's rule. Thus, the Qing Emperor decided to get rid of Fan Xian.

In Joy of Life, Fan Xian's end was the death penalty by the Qing Emperor. In the plot, after Fan Xian was betrayed by Wang Qinian, he faked his death and returned to the capital. In the end, he was sentenced to death by the Qing Emperor. However, this was only the plot of the TV series. The ending in the original novel might be different. In the original novel, Fan Xian and Lin Wan 'er moved to the West Lake and controlled power that could shake Qing Kingdom and Northern Qi. Therefore, Fan Xian's fate in the TV series and the original novel might be different.

Fan Xian's ending in the TV series " Celebrating Years " was the death penalty by the Qing Emperor. However, the ending might be different according to the original novel. In the novel, Fan Xian and Lin Wan 'er moved to the West Lake and lived a peaceful life, controlling their own destiny. Thus, Fan Xian's final outcome was to live in seclusion in West Lake, living a peaceful life with his wife Lin Wan 'er, concubine Liu Sisi, son Fan Liang, and daughter Fan Shuning.

In Joy of Life, Fan Xian went to Dongyi to carry out the Qing Emperor's order to ask Dongyi to submit to the Qing Kingdom. Fan Xian's goal was to make Dongyi submit, pay tribute, disperse the army, open the borders, allow the Qing army to station, and gather all the princes and nobles in the Qing Kingdom to live as hostages. However, the article did not mention whether Fan Xian had successfully entered Dongyi, so it was impossible to know whether he had successfully fulfilled the Qing Emperor's request.

Fan Xian's end in the TV series Joy of Life was the death penalty by the Qing Emperor. However, the ending might be different according to the original novel. In the novel, Fan Xian and Lin Wan 'er moved to the West Lake and lived a peaceful life, controlling their own destiny. Thus, Fan Xian's final outcome was to live in seclusion in West Lake and live a peaceful life with his wife.

Fan Xian's ending in the TV series " Celebrating Years " was the death penalty by the Qing Emperor. However, in the original novel, Fan Xian ended up living in seclusion in West Lake, living a peaceful life with his wife Lin Wan 'er, concubine Liu Sisi, son Fan Liang, and daughter Fan Shuning. Therefore, Fan Xian's fate in the TV series and the original novel might be different.

Fan Xian had been sentenced to death by the Qing Emperor in the television drama Joy of Life. However, the ending might be different according to the original novel. In the novel, Fan Xian and Lin Wan 'er moved to the West Lake and lived a peaceful life, controlling their own destiny. Thus, Fan Xian's final outcome was to live in seclusion in West Lake, living a peaceful life with his wife Lin Wan 'er, concubine Liu Sisi, son Fan Liang, and daughter Fan Shuning.