Why did Fan Jian raise Fan Xian for the Qing Emperor?

The reason Fan Jian had raised Fan Xian on behalf of the Qing Emperor was because he admired and loved Fan Xian's mother, Ye Qingmei. After Ye Qingmei passed away, Fan Jian felt regret for not being able to protect her well, so he decided to do everything he could to protect Fan Xian and keep him by his side. Fan Jian knew that if Fan Xian returned to the capital, he might be embroiled in a power struggle in the palace and fall into a dangerous situation. Therefore, Fan Jian chose to raise Fan Xian, hoping to protect him and keep him away from danger. Fan Jian's decision to raise Fan Xian was not due to the Qing Emperor's will, but rather due to his feelings and sense of responsibility for Ye Qingmei and Fan Xian.

The reason Fan Jian had raised Fan Xian on behalf of the Qing Emperor was because he admired and loved Fan Xian's mother, Ye Qingmei. After Ye Qingmei passed away, Fan Jian felt regret for not being able to protect her well, so he decided to do everything he could to protect Fan Xian and keep him by his side. Fan Jian knew that if Fan Xian returned to the capital, he would be embroiled in a power struggle in the palace and fall into a dangerous situation. Thus, he chose to raise Fan Xian to protect his safety.

The reason Fan Jian had raised Fan Xian on behalf of the Qing Emperor was because he admired and loved Fan Xian's mother, Ye Qingmei. After Ye Qingmei passed away, Fan Jian felt regret for not being able to protect her well, so he decided to do everything he could to protect Fan Xian and keep him by his side. Fan Jian knew that if Fan Xian returned to the capital, he might be embroiled in a power struggle in the palace and fall into a dangerous situation. Therefore, Fan Jian had raised Fan Xian out of love and protection for Ye Qingmei.

The reason Fan Jian had raised Fan Xian on behalf of the Qing Emperor was because he admired and loved Fan Xian's mother, Ye Qingmei. After Ye Qingmei passed away, Fan Jian felt regret for not being able to protect her well, so he decided to do everything he could to protect Fan Xian and keep him by his side. Fan Jian knew that if Fan Xian returned to the capital, he would definitely be embroiled in a power struggle in the palace and fall into a dangerous situation. Fan Jian and the Qing Emperor had known each other since childhood and had assisted the Qing Emperor in seizing the throne. He knew Fan Xian's background. The Qing Emperor believed that Fan Jian could take good care of Fan Xian. The reason the Qing Emperor did not let Fan Xian stay in the Palace was that Fan Xian's birth status was not legitimate. If he stayed in the Palace, he would leave others with gossip. In the end, Fan Jian helped Fan Xian in the play. After Fan Xian learned of his background, he joined forces with everyone to expose the Qing Emperor's conspiracy.

The reason Fan Jian had raised Fan Xian on behalf of the Qing Emperor was because he admired and loved Fan Xian's mother, Ye Qingmei. After Ye Qingmei passed away, Fan Jian felt regret for not being able to protect her well, so he decided to do everything he could to protect Fan Xian and keep him by his side. Fan Jian knew that if Fan Xian returned to the capital, he might be embroiled in a power struggle in the palace and face danger. In addition, Fan Jian and Chen Pingping treated Ye Qingmei more sincerely and loyally than they treated the Qing Emperor. Thus, Fan Jian raised Fan Xian entirely out of love for the house and its crow. He hoped to protect Fan Xian and fulfill his promise to Ye Qingmei.

In order to protect Fan Xian and fulfill his promise to Fan Xian's mother, Ye Qingmei, Fan Jian chose to raise Fan Xian on behalf of the Qing Emperor. He admired and loved Ye Qingmei, and he regretted not being able to protect her. Fan Jian knew that if Fan Xian returned to the capital, he might be embroiled in a power struggle in the palace and face danger. In addition, Fan Jian and Chen Pingping treated Ye Qingmei more sincerely and loyally than they treated the Qing Emperor. Thus, Fan Jian raised Fan Xian entirely out of love for the house and its crow. He hoped to protect Fan Xian and fulfill his promise to Ye Qingmei.

The reason Fan Jian had raised Fan Xian on behalf of the Qing Emperor was because he admired and loved Fan Xian's mother, Ye Qingmei. After Ye Qingmei passed away, Fan Jian felt regret for not being able to protect her well, so he decided to do everything he could to protect Fan Xian and keep him by his side. Fan Jian knew that if Fan Xian returned to the capital, he might be embroiled in a power struggle in the palace and fall into a dangerous situation.

The reason Fan Jian had raised Fan Xian on behalf of the Qing Emperor was because he admired and loved Fan Xian's mother, Ye Qingmei. After Ye Qingmei passed away, Fan Jian felt regret for not being able to protect her well, so he decided to do everything he could to protect Fan Xian and keep him by his side. Fan Jian knew Fan Xian's background and the Qing Emperor's relationship. He had also known and cooperated with the Qing Emperor for a long time. The Qing Emperor was relieved to leave Fan Xian in Fan Jian's care. Fan Jian knew that if Fan Xian returned to the capital, he would definitely be embroiled in a power struggle in the palace and fall into a dangerous situation. Thus, in order to protect Fan Xian, Fan Jian raised him in Danzhou, far away from danger. Although the Qing Emperor had issued an edict to recall Fan Xian and Fan Jian could not stop him from returning to the capital, he still did his best to protect Fan Xian's safety. Fan Jian's actions stemmed from his love for Ye Qingmei and his fatherly love for Fan Xian. At the same time, it was also to fulfill his responsibility and protect Fan Xian's life.

The reason Fan Jian had raised Fan Xian on behalf of the Qing Emperor was because he admired and loved Fan Xian's mother, Ye Qingmei. After Ye Qingmei passed away, Fan Jian felt regret for not being able to protect her well, so he decided to do everything he could to protect Fan Xian and keep him by his side. Fan Jian knew that if Fan Xian returned to the capital, he might be embroiled in a power struggle in the palace and fall into a dangerous situation. Fan Jian knew Fan Xian's background and the Qing Emperor's relationship. He had also known and cooperated with the Qing Emperor for a long time. Thus, the Qing Emperor was at ease to leave Fan Xian in Fan Jian's care. In order to protect Fan Xian, Fan Jian raised him in Danzhou, far away from danger. However, the Qing Emperor had issued an edict to recall Fan Xian, making it impossible for Fan Jian to stop him from returning to the capital. Fan Jian knew the danger and predicament Fan Xian would face after returning to the capital, but he also knew he could not change the Qing Emperor's decision.

The reason Fan Jian had raised Fan Xian on behalf of the Qing Emperor was because he admired and loved Fan Xian's mother, Ye Qingmei. After Ye Qingmei passed away, Fan Jian felt regret for not being able to protect her well, so he decided to do everything he could to protect Fan Xian and keep him by his side. Fan Jian knew that if Fan Xian returned to the capital, he might be embroiled in a power struggle in the palace and face danger. In addition, Fan Jian and Chen Pingping treated Ye Qingmei more sincerely and loyally than they treated the Qing Emperor. Thus, Fan Jian raised Fan Xian entirely out of love for the house and its crow. He hoped to protect Fan Xian and fulfill his promise to Ye Qingmei.

The reason Fan Jian had raised Fan Xian on behalf of the Qing Emperor was because he admired and loved Fan Xian's mother, Ye Qingmei. After Ye Qingmei passed away, Fan Jian felt regret for not being able to protect her well, so he decided to do everything he could to protect Fan Xian and keep him by his side. Fan Jian knew that if Fan Xian returned to the capital, he would definitely be embroiled in a power struggle in the palace and fall into a dangerous situation. Fan Jian's fondness for Ye Qingmei filled him with fatherly love for Fan Xian. He knew Fan Xian's background and the Qing Emperor's relationship. He had also known and cooperated with the Qing Emperor for a long time. Thus, the Qing Emperor was at ease to leave Fan Xian in Fan Jian's care. In order to protect Fan Xian, Fan Jian raised him in Danzhou, far away from danger. However, the Qing Emperor had issued an edict to recall Fan Xian, making it impossible for Fan Jian to stop him from returning to the capital. Fan Jian knew the danger and predicament Fan Xian would face after returning to the capital, but he also knew he could not change the Qing Emperor's decision.