Fan Xian's maid

Fan Xian's maid was Liu Sisi. Liu Sisi was Fan Xian's maid who had grown up with him. The two had a deep relationship. Liu Sisi married Fan Xian and became one of his concubines. In the original work of " Celebrating Years," Liu Sisi had given birth to a daughter for Fan Xian earlier than Lin Wan 'er. However, Liu Sisi's character was cut from the TV series.

Fan Xian's head servant girl was Liu Sisi. Liu Sisi had followed Fan Xian since she was young and became Fan Xian's concubine after Fan Xian and Lin Wan 'er married. She was the mother of Fan Xian's earliest child and played an important role. However, Liu Sisi's role was cut in the TV series. He didn't mention the details or the reason why Fan Xian had chased the maid away.

Fan Xian's servant girl, Liu Sisi, was his personal servant girl and concubine. They grew up together and had a deep relationship. Liu Sisi had become Fan Xian's concubine before he married Lin Wan 'er and had given birth to their daughter, Fan Littleflower. Although Liu Sisi's role in the TV series " Celebrating the Years " had been cut, in the original novel, she was an important existence in Fan Xian's life. Not only did she take care of his daily life, but she was also his confidant, friend, and lover. However, the drama version might have taken into account the modern audience's definition of love, so Liu Sisi's role was removed.

Fan Xian's servant girl, Liu Sisi, was his head servant girl and concubine. She had followed Fan Xian since she was young and became his concubine after Fan Xian and Lin Wan 'er married. Liu Sisi was the mother of Fan Xian's earliest child. She played an important role in Fan Xian's life. However, Liu Sisi's role had been cut in the TV series, so she didn't appear.

Fan Xian's servant girl, Liu Sisi, was his personal servant girl and concubine. They grew up together and had a deep relationship. Liu Sisi had become Fan Xian's concubine before he married Lin Wan 'er and had given birth to their daughter, Fan Littleflower. Although Liu Sisi's role in the TV series " Celebrating the Years " had been cut, in the original novel, she was an important existence in Fan Xian's life. Not only did she take care of his daily life, but she was also his confidant, friend, and lover. However, the drama version might have taken into account the modern audience's definition of love, so Liu Sisi's role was removed.

In " Celebrating Years," Fan Xian had two personal maids, Dong 'er and Sisi. Dong 'er was Fan Xian's maid. She had taken care of Fan Xian since she was ten. When Fan Xian was eleven, to protect her, Fan Xian had driven Dong' er out of the Fan manor. After Dong 'er left, she married a kind person and lived a relatively comfortable life. Fan Xian often gave her money and gifts. Sisi was Fan Xian's servant girl. The two had grown up together and had a deep relationship. Sisi became Fan Xian's concubine and gave birth to his daughter, Fan Shuning. Although Liu Sisi's character had been cut in the television version, in the original novel, she was an important figure to Fan Xian.

Fan Xian's servant girl, Sisi, was played by Yu Xinlei.

Fan Xian's chase of the servant girl appeared in chapter 216 of " Celebrating Years." In the original novel, this plot took place on the morning after the male and female protagonists got married. At that time, the three girls stayed outside the room waiting for Fan Xian to wake up and decide their fate. Faced with these three girls with different personalities, each with their own thoughts of pouring tea for him, Fan Xian inspected the three girls and finally drove away the eldest servant girl. The specific reason and details of the chase were not mentioned.

Fan Xian's chase of the servant girl appeared in chapter 216 of " Celebrating Years." The next morning after the wedding, Fan Xian faced the three girls and inspected them. In the end, he chased away the eldest servant girl. The specific reason and details of the chase were not mentioned.

Fan Xian's chase of the servant girl appeared in chapter 216 of " Celebrating Years." The specific reason and details of the chase were not mentioned.