Fan Xian Was Killed

Fan Xian was assassinated by Yan Bingyun in the finale of the first season of the TV series " Joy of Life " and fell into a pool of blood. However, according to the crew's plan and plot setting, Fan Xian did not really die. He faked his death. The ending of the first season was not simple. After Fan Xian was assassinated, he was rescued by Wang Qinian. After recovering, he decided to return to Jingdou to fight the Second Prince. In the end, Fan Xian used the sniper rifle left behind by Ye Qingmei to kill the Second Prince from a thousand meters away and avenge his family and friends. Thus, Fan Xian had not truly been killed. Instead, he had faked his death to carry out his revenge plan.

Fan Xian was killed in the plot. The specific details and reasons needed to be further watched in Joy of Life2 to understand the plot and background of Fan Xian's death.

Fan Xian was killed in the fifteenth chapter of Joy of Life.

Fan Xian was assassinated by Yan Bingyun in the plot of " Celebrating Years," but it was not clearly stated whether he was really dead. In the play, Fan Xian fell to the ground after being stabbed, but as the main character, he probably wouldn't leave so easily. Thus, the plot of Fan Xian's death might have been a setting, and his death might have been an illusion or a fake death. The details of whether Fan Xian had survived and how he had been resurrected would only be known after watching the next episodes.

Fan Xian's assassination of Yan Xiaoyi happened in the sixth volume of Joy of Life, chapter 119. Fan Xian used the Barrett sniper rifle to shoot at Yan Xiaoyi. However, because Fan Xian did not have professional sniper training, he could only shoot from a distance of more than 300 meters. Yan Xiaoyi was the world's strongest hunting expert and the number one long-range attacker, so Fan Xian's chances of winning were very low. Fan Xian could only use shouting to lure Yan Xiaoyi. In the end, Fan Xian was shot through by Yan Xiaoyi and lost his ability to fight, while Yan Xiaoyi was killed by Fan Xian's spear. All in all, Fan Xian's assassination of Yan Xiaoyi was an important battle in Joy of Life, but Fan Xian's victory relied mainly on luck and the opponent's mistakes.

Fan Xian used the Barrett M82A1 sniper rifle in Joy of Life. He had used the power of the sniper rifle and his own techniques to successfully defeat Yan Xiaoyi in battle. The specific scenes in which Fan Xian used the sniper rifle included when the Eldest Princess of Dong Mountain had rebelled and killed Yan Xiaoyi, when Fan Xian, the Shadow, Haitang, and Thirteenth Wang had assassinated the Qing Emperor, when Ruoruo had used the sniper rifle to injure the Qing Emperor, and when Wu Zhu had entered the Palace to assassinate the Qing Emperor, Ruoruo had used a heavy sniper rifle to interrupt Qing.

Fan Xian was not killed. At the end of Joy of Life, Fan Xian assassinated the Qing Emperor with the help of Wu Zhu, the Shadow, Haitang Duoduo, Thirteenth Wang, and Ruoruo to avenge his mother, Ye Qingmei. After that, Fan Xian took his wife, Lin Wan 'er, to live in seclusion.

Yes, in Joy of Life, Fan Xian had indeed been killed. At the end of the novel, Fan Xian was set up by the Second Prince and Eldest Princess. Yan Bingyun stabbed him in the chest with a dagger. After Fan Xian fell to the ground, Yan Bingyun told Fan Xian that all of this was arranged by the Emperor. The goal was to make Fan Xian and his supporters give up hope and no longer resist the Emperor's rule. In the end, Fan Xian died in Yan Bingyun's arms. His death caused a great uproar and also made people doubt the Emperor's rule.

The Qing Emperor was one of the people who wanted to kill Fan Xian the most. The reason the Qing Emperor killed Fan Xian was that Fan Xian had threatened his power. Furthermore, the Qing Emperor had killed Fan Xian's mother, Ye Qingmei, and his master, Chen Pingping, causing Fan Xian and the Qing Emperor to fall out. In addition, there were three people behind the assassination of Fan Xian on Niulan Street. They were the Second Prince, the Eldest Princess, and Lin Gong. Lin Gong's assassination of Fan Xian was ordered by the Eldest Princess, Li Yunrui. As for whether the others had killed Fan Xian, the search results did not mention it.

Fan Xian died at the hands of the Qing Emperor. At the end of the novel," Celebrating Years," Fan Xian took Wu Zhu to kill the Qing Emperor. Fan Xian attacked the Qing Emperor with all his might, but he did not cause any fatal injuries. However, driven by curiosity, Fan Xian removed the black cloth over Wu Zhu's eyes. In the end, Wu Zhu's laser eyes pierced through his body and he died.