Celebrating Years 2: Fan Xian's Intelligence Drops

In " Celebrating Years 2," Fan Xian's IQ went offline. In the play, Fan Xian accused the Second Prince and Eldest Princess of smuggling and colluding with the enemy in front of the Qing Emperor. However, the Qing Emperor did not believe this and asked Fan Xian to provide witnesses and material evidence. Although Fan Xian had mentioned Shen Zhong's name, the Qing Emperor felt that there was no evidence to prove this accusation. Thus, Fan Xian's intelligence seemed to have a problem in this plot. However, the exact reason why Fan Xian's IQ went offline and the details of the plot development needed to be watched in the drama series of " Celebrating Years 2 " to get a more accurate answer.

Fan Xian's IQ in " Celebrating Years 2 " was considered to be below average. The audience was surprised by Fan Xian's behavior in the play because he had always been portrayed as a shrewd character, but in the play, his behavior became impulsive and irrational. The analysis believed that Fan Xian's change might be due to his change of heart after learning of his birth. From a cautious outsider, he had become someone who recognized himself as a member of the royal family, causing him to become relaxed and impulsive in his actions. The Qing Emperor was wary of this and tried to wake Fan Xian up. However, the game of power never allowed for the slightest rashness. Fan Xian's " return of intelligence " might just be a matter of time.

In " Celebrating Years 2," Fan Xian's IQ did not drop. Although some people questioned his intelligence, Fan Xian showed his intelligence and quick-witted reactions in the play. He could provide important evidence and accusations at the critical moment to expose the Second Prince's crimes. Although the Qing Emperor was skeptical of Fan Xian's accusations, this did not mean that Fan Xian's intelligence had gone offline. Thus, Fan Xian was still a smart and intelligent character in " Celebrating Years 2."

The plot of " Celebrating Years 2 " showed that Fan Xian's IQ seemed to drop in some plots. In some scenes, he was unexpectedly defeated or misled by the Second Prince and the Qing Emperor. However, this did not mean that Fan Xian's overall intelligence had declined. Rather, he had encountered some challenges and difficulties under certain circumstances. This kind of plot arrangement was probably to increase the tension and suspense of the plot, making the audience look forward to how Fan Xian would deal with and overcome his predicament.

In " Celebrating Years 2," Fan Xian's IQ showed signs of going offline in certain plots. In the play, Fan Xian had accused the Second Prince and Eldest Princess of being suspected of smuggling and colluding with the enemy, but the Qing Emperor did not take this seriously. Although Fan Xian had provided Shen Zhong's words as a witness, the Qing Emperor felt that there was no substantial evidence to support the accusation. The Qing Emperor was skeptical of Fan Xian's accusations. He felt that he did not have enough evidence to accuse the Second Prince. Although the Qing Emperor was suspicious by nature, he was still a father. He would not easily make a move on people of noble status like the Second Prince and Eldest Princess. Thus, Fan Xian's intelligence in this plot showed a state of going offline.

In " Celebrating Years 2," Fan Xian's IQ was somewhat off the line in the plot. In the 39th episode, the Second Prince used old techniques to attack Fan Xian, but was attacked by Fan Xian. In the 40th episode, the Third Prince became the final victor of the power struggle. Even Fan Xian had to work for him. This showed that Fan Xian's intelligence in certain plots was not good. In addition, the first wave of comments also mentioned that the plot was too far-fetched and filled with low-intelligence humor, leaving the audience speechless. However, these search results did not provide specific details or explain why Fan Xian's IQ had gone offline. As a result, there was currently no way to come up with a clear answer as to why Fan Xian's IQ had gone offline.

In " Celebrating Years 2," Fan Xian's IQ showed signs of going offline in some plots. In the 39th episode, the Second Prince used the same method to counterattack Fan Xian and successfully defeated him. In the 40th episode, the Third Prince became the final winner of the imperial power competition. Even Fan Xian had no choice but to work for him. These plots hinted at Fan Xian's lower IQ. However, it was important to note that this was only the plot setting. The evaluation of the specific IQ level should be based on more comprehensive information, not just the fragments in the plot. Thus, whether Fan Xian's intelligence had really gone offline still required further observation and analysis.

In the finale of " Celebrating Years," Fan Xian finally lived in seclusion in West Lake, accompanied by several women. Among them was Sisi, his childhood maid. Later, she was sent to the capital by his grandmother and became his concubine. There was also Lin Wan 'er, his wife, and Hong Zhu, a top-notch undercover eunuch in the Royal Palace who later became a housekeeper in Fan manor. In addition, Chen Pingping was also buried by West Lake. Fan Xian often went to chat with her. Fan Xian had other women outside, but he didn't mention their specific identities.

Fan Xian had many women in " Celebrating Years," including his wife Lin Wan 'er, his maid Sisi, and the Northern Qi saint Haitang Duoduo. Lin Wan 'er was Fan Xian's official wife. She was the illegitimate daughter of the Qing Prime Minister and the Eldest Princess. The two had a son, Fan Liang. The maid Sisi was originally Fan Xian's servant girl. Later, she became his concubine and gave birth to his eldest daughter, Fan Xiaohua. Northern Qi's Saintess, Haitang Duoduo, was the most outstanding figure of Northern Qi's younger generation. She was the disciple of Grandmaster Ku He. As for who Fan Xian ended up with, there was no clear answer based on the search results provided.

In the finale of " Celebrating Years," there was no clear answer as to who Fan Xian would end up with. According to the information provided, Fan Xian had many women by his side, including his wife, Lin Wan 'er, his maid, Sisi, and the Northern Qi saint, Haitang Duoduo. In addition, Fan Xian had a personal guard, Teng Zijing, who had been sacrificed in the play. In the end, Fan Xian lived in seclusion in West Lake. The women by his side were Sisi, Lin Wan 'er, and Haitang Duoduo. The woman outside Fan Xian still had Chen Pingping. In general, Fan Xian had many women accompanying him in the play, but it was not clear who he was with.