Hou Jichang and Fan Xian were master and disciple. Fan Xian was Hou Jichang's teacher. He had once thought highly of him and had given him a lot of help. However, when Fan Xian encountered difficulties, Hou Jichang chose to betray Fan Xian and seek refuge with Fan Xian's mortal enemy, He Zongwei. Hou Jichang's betrayal might have been due to his personal future and interests. Fan Xian was disappointed by Hou Jichang's betrayal, but other students like Shi Chanli, Yang Wanli, and Cheng Jialin were all loyal to Fan Xian. After Fan Xian suppressed Hou Jichang, Hou Jichang's future was ruined. Although Fan Xian did not kill him, this was worse than death for Hou Jichang.
Hou Jichang and Fan Xian were master and disciple. Hou Jichang was one of Fan Xian's students. Fan Xian thought highly of him and gave him a lot of help. However, when Fan Xian encountered difficulties, Hou Jichang chose to betray Fan Xian and seek refuge with Fan Xian's mortal enemy, He Zongwei. Hou Jichang's betrayal might have been due to his personal future and interests. Fan Xian was disappointed by Hou Jichang's betrayal.
The reason Hou Jichang betrayed Fan Xian was for his own future and interests. When Fan Xian encountered difficulties, Hou Jichang chose to defect to Fan Xian's mortal enemy, He Zongwei, and cut ties with Fan Xian. Fan Xian had once thought very highly of Hou Jichang and had given him a lot of help, but Hou Jichang had betrayed Fan Xian for his own personal gain. After Fan Xian made a comeback, although he did not kill Hou Jichang, it also limited his future. For Hou Jichang, who valued his future, this was more painful than death. Hou Jichang's betrayal disappointed Fan Xian, but the other disciples, such as Shi Chanli, Yang Wanli, and Cheng Jialin, were all loyal to Fan Xian and did not betray him.
The reason Hou Jichang betrayed Fan Xian was for his own future and interests. When Fan Xian encountered difficulties, Hou Jichang chose to defect to Fan Xian's mortal enemy, He Zongwei, and cut ties with Fan Xian. Fan Xian had once thought very highly of Hou Jichang and had given him a lot of help, but Hou Jichang had betrayed Fan Xian for his own personal gain. Although Fan Xian did not kill him, he had blocked his future. Hou Jichang's betrayal might have been due to his personal future and interests.
The reason Fan Xian's disciple, Hou Jichang, betrayed Fan Xian was because Fan Xian had lost power. Hou Jichang had chosen to rely on Fan Xian's mortal enemy, He Zongwei. Hou Jichang was the best at currying favor among Fan Xian's four students. He had originally hoped to cling to Fan Xian's thigh and become his student, but Fan Xian did not want to accept students. He had only chatted with them and met them. After Fan Xian had been suppressed by the Qing Emperor, Hou Jichang had directly sided with He Zongwei. This made Fan Xian very disappointed. Although Fan Xian did not kill Hou Jichang, he had cut off Hou Jichang's future and made his official career dark. Hou Jichang's betrayal made people realize that they could see through people's hearts in times of difficulty. The other disciples, Shi Chanli, Yang Wanli, and Cheng Jialin, were all loyal to Fan Xian and did not betray him.
Fan Xian's disciple, Hou Jichang, had betrayed him and joined Fan Xian's mortal enemy, He Zongwei. The reason Hou Jichang betrayed Fan Xian was because Fan Xian was down and out in a difficult time. Hou Jichang only cared about his future. Fan Xian had not killed Hou Jichang, but he had cut off his future. For Hou Jichang, who valued his future, this was worse than death. Other than Hou Jichang, Fan Xian's other disciples, Shi Chanli, Yang Wanli, and Cheng Jialin, were all loyal to him. Hou Jichang's betrayal chilled Fan Xian's heart.
Hou Jichang's betrayal of Fan Xian was recorded in the seventh volume, chapter 125 of " Celebrating Years."
Hou Jichang and He Zongwei's relationship was one of surrender and betrayal. Hou Jichang had initially sought refuge with He Zongwei and was transferred to the Supreme Court. However, after Fan Xian killed the He faction, he spared Hou Jichang. After that, Hou Jichang wanted to stand out again, but he was suppressed by Fan Xian's Deng Zi Yue, making it difficult for him to stand out again in his life. Hou Jichang's betrayal made Fan Xian feel betrayed and disappointed. Although Fan Xian did not kill him, he had blocked his future. Hou Jichang's betrayal was for his own future and interests. He had chosen to rely on Fan Xian's enemy, He Zongwei.
The reason Hou Jichang betrayed Fan Xian was for his own future and interests. When Fan Xian encountered difficulties, Hou Jichang chose to defect to Fan Xian's mortal enemy, He Zongwei, and cut ties with Fan Xian. Fan Xian had once thought very highly of Hou Jichang and had given him a lot of help, but Hou Jichang had betrayed Fan Xian for his own personal gain. Fan Xian was very disappointed in Hou Jichang's betrayal. Although he didn't kill him, Fan Xian had blocked his future. Hou Jichang's betrayal made Fan Xian feel very painful. Perhaps to him, this was more torturous than death.
Hou Jichang betrayed Fan Xian because when Fan Xian encountered difficulties, his political enemy, He Zongwei, put a lot of pressure on him. For the sake of his own future and interests, Hou Jichang chose to defect to He Zongwei and cut ties with Fan Xian. Although Fan Xian did not kill him, he had blocked his future. The specific method of betrayal was not mentioned.
The reason Hou Jichang betrayed Fan Xian was for his own future and interests. When Fan Xian encountered difficulties, his political enemy, He Zongwei, put a lot of pressure on him. Hou Jichang chose to defect to He Zongwei and cut ties with Fan Xian. Although Fan Xian did not kill him, he had blocked his future. Hou Jichang's betrayal made Fan Xian feel disappointed and sad because Fan Xian had once thought very highly of Hou Jichang and had given him a lot of help. However, Hou Jichang had betrayed Fan Xian for his own benefit. This made Fan Xian feel a chill in his heart. Hou Jichang's betrayal also showed that he was an opportunist who only pursued his own interests and did not care about the feelings of his sect and friends.