Why did Principal Qing Yu Nian withdraw the Black Knights?

There were many reasons for Principal Qing Yu Nian to withdraw the Black Knights. First, Chen Pingping hoped to gain Xiao En's trust by withdrawing the Black Knights, because Xiao En's grandson was the support for his survival. Secondly, Chen Pingping hoped that Fan Xian would perform well in Northern Qi to raise his reputation and prestige. In addition, Chen Pingping also wanted to use Fan Xian to uncover the secrets of the Temple and strengthen the Qing Kingdom. Lastly, the Qing Emperor's order was also one of the reasons for withdrawing the Black Knights. The Qing Emperor hoped that Fan Xian would not be protected to draw out the secret behind Xiao En. In short, Chen Pingping withdrew the Black Knights to achieve his goal and gain the Qing Emperor's trust.

There were several reasons why Chen Pingping had withdrawn the Black Knights. First, in order to gain Xiao En's trust, Chen Pingping used a 20-year plan and a description of Fan Xian's experiences growing up in Danzhou to make Xiao En believe that Fan Xian was his biological grandson. Withdrawing the Black Knights was to let Xiao En not be suspicious and truly confirm that Fan Xian was his grandson. Secondly, Chen Pingping wanted Fan Xian to grow on his own and develop his own team of people to do things without relying on the power of others. In addition, Chen Pingping might have predicted that Fan Xian's trip would encounter many dangers, so he arranged for other aces to protect Fan Xian along the way. Finally, Chen Pingping might have other motives, such as leading Fan Xian to know the truth of Ye Qingmei's death and letting Fan Xian see the Qing Emperor's character. In short, Chen Pingping had withdrawn the Black Knights to carry out his plan and protect Fan Xian's safety.

There were several reasons why Chen Pingping had withdrawn the Black Knights. First, he wanted to protect Fan Xian because he already planned to attack the Qing Emperor. He had to draw a clear line with Fan Xian. Secondly, Chen Pingping hoped that Fan Xian could understand the truth of Ye Qingmei's death so that he could see the Qing Emperor's character. In addition, Chen Pingping also wanted to gain Xiao En's trust and make him believe that Fan Xian was his grandson. Chen Pingping had withdrawn the Black Knights to let Fan Xian grow on his own and not rely on the power of others. In short, Chen Pingping had withdrawn the Black Knights to protect Fan Xian, to guide him to see the truth, and to gain Xiao En's trust.

There were several reasons why Chen Pingping had withdrawn the Black Knights. First, in order to protect Fan Xian, Chen Pingping had to draw a clear line between himself and Fan Xian because he already planned to attack the Qing Emperor. Secondly, Chen Pingping wanted to lead Fan Xian to know the truth of Ye Qingmei's death and let Fan Xian see the Qing Emperor's character clearly. In addition, Chen Pingping also hoped to gain Xiao En's trust by withdrawing the Black Knights and make him believe that Fan Xian was his grandson. Chen Pingping's goal was to make Xiao En believe that Fan Xian was his only remaining bloodline so that Xiao En would acknowledge Fan Xian and kill each other. In short, Chen Pingping had withdrawn the Black Knights to protect Fan Xian, guide him to the truth, and gain Xiao En's trust.

Chen Pingping had several reasons for withdrawing the Black Knights. First, he wanted to gain Xiao En's trust and make Xiao En believe that Fan Xian was his grandson. Secondly, Chen Pingping hoped that Fan Xian could perform well in Northern Qi to raise his reputation and prestige. In addition, Chen Pingping also wanted to use Fan Xian to uncover the secrets of the Temple and strengthen the Qing Kingdom. Lastly, the Qing Emperor's order was also one of the reasons for withdrawing the Black Knights. The Qing Emperor hoped that Fan Xian would not be protected to draw out the secret behind Xiao En. In short, Chen Pingping withdrew the Black Knights to achieve his goal and gain the Qing Emperor's trust.

Chen Pingping had several reasons for withdrawing the Black Knights. First, he wanted to gain Xiao En's trust. Through his 20-year plan and his description of Fan Xian's experiences growing up in Danzhou, he wanted Xiao En to believe that Fan Xian was his grandson. Withdrawing the Black Knights was to let Xiao En not be suspicious and truly confirm that Fan Xian was his grandson. Secondly, Chen Pingping hoped that Fan Xian could perform well in Northern Qi to raise his reputation and prestige. In addition, Chen Pingping had also predicted that Fan Xian's trip would encounter many dangers, so he had arranged for other aces to protect Fan Xian along the way. Finally, Chen Pingping might have other motives, such as leading Fan Xian to know the truth of Ye Qingmei's death and letting Fan Xian see the Qing Emperor's character. In short, Chen Pingping had withdrawn the Black Knights to carry out his plan and protect Fan Xian's safety.

In the original work of " Celebrating Years," Chen Pingping withdrew the Black Knights to protect Fan Xian. Chen Pingping knew that Fan Xian was the son of Ye Qingmei and the Qing Emperor. The Qing Emperor had been brooding over Ye Qingmei's death and worried that Fan Xian's existence would threaten his throne. Thus, he decided to send the Black Knights to Northern Qi to assassinate Fan Xian. However, after Chen Pingping learned of Fan Xian and Yan Bingyun's plan, he decided to withdraw the Black Knights to avoid exposing Fan Xian's plan.

Chen Pingping had several reasons for withdrawing the Black Knights. First, he wanted to gain Sean's trust. Chen Pingping knew that Xiao En's last support was his grandson, so he used Fan Xian to gain Xiao En's trust. Secondly, Chen Pingping hoped that Fan Xian could perform well in Northern Qi to raise his reputation and prestige. In addition, Chen Pingping also wanted to use Fan Xian to uncover the secrets of the Temple and strengthen the Qing Kingdom. Lastly, the Qing Emperor's order was also one of the reasons for withdrawing the Black Knights. The Qing Emperor hoped that Fan Xian would not be protected to draw out the secret behind Xiao En. In short, Chen Pingping withdrew the Black Knights to achieve his goal and gain the Qing Emperor's trust.

There were different opinions on which of the Red Knights and Black Knights was more powerful in the celebration. Some people thought that the Red Knights were more powerful because they were the Qing Emperor's direct army. The Qing Emperor was the greatest schemer in the show. His safety would definitely be threatened, so the Red Knights would not be worse than the Black Knights. Some other results mentioned that the Black Knights were powerful in combat. They were famous for their thousand-mile surprise attacks. They were well-trained and cooperated well, bringing fear and confusion to the enemy. However, there was no clear answer in the search results, so it was impossible to determine which of the Red Knights and Black Knights was more powerful.

There were several reasons why Chen Pingping had withdrawn the Black Knights protecting Fan Xian. First, Chen Pingping hoped that Fan Xian could grow on his own and develop his own team of people to handle matters, and not blindly rely on the power of those " fathers." Second, Chen Pingping wanted Fan Xian not to trust him wholeheartedly. He wanted to use this to temper Fan Xian's mind and judgment. In addition, Chen Pingping also hoped to draw out Xiao En's secret by withdrawing the Black Knights. He wanted to gain Xiao En's trust and understand the Qing Emperor's true intentions. Finally, Chen Pingping had withdrawn the Black Knights to give Fan Xian a chance to establish his own power and to secure a foothold in the Qing Kingdom in the future. All in all, Chen Pingping had withdrawn the Black Knights to protect Fan Xian. He had also used a series of plans and tactics to help Fan Xian grow and achieve his goals.