Why Did Chen Pingping Kill Fan Xian?

There were different explanations for why Chen Pingping wanted to kill Fan Xian in the novel " Celebrating Years." According to documents 1, 3, and 6, Chen Pingping wanted to kill Fan Xian to help him survive and take revenge on the Qing Emperor. She discovered that the Qing Emperor was the murderer of Ye Qingmei. In order to protect Fan Xian, she deliberately planned to assassinate him to ensure his safety and avenge Ye Qingmei. However, documents 2, 5, and 8 offered different views. They believed that Chen Pingping did not really want to kill Fan Xian, but had other motives. She hoped that by arranging for Fan Xian to escort Xiao En and other missions, she could help Fan Xian raise his reputation and help his official career prosper. In addition, Chen Pingping had always worked hard to help Fan Xian live a better life and free him from the Qing Emperor's control. Therefore, there were different explanations for why Chen Pingping wanted to kill Fan Xian. The specific situation might require reading the novel " Celebrating Years " to obtain a more accurate answer.

There were two different explanations for why Chen Pingping killed Fan Xian. One explanation was that Chen Pingping had killed him to protect Fan Xian. Chen Pingping discovered that the Qing Emperor was the murderer of Ye Qingmei. In order to avenge Ye Qingmei, he decided to assassinate the Qing Emperor. However, he was worried that Fan Xian would be implicated, so he deliberately distanced himself from Fan Xian to ensure that he would not be hurt. Chen Pingping's plan was to prevent the Qing Emperor from suspecting Fan Xian when he was discovered to have killed the Qing Emperor. Another explanation was that Chen Pingping wanted to kill Fan Xian to provoke him into resisting the Qing Emperor. Chen Pingping was a loyal follower of Ye Qingmei. He had a new understanding of the Qing Emperor's role in Ye Qingmei's assassination and was determined to avenge her. In order to ensure that Fan Xian would not be implicated, Chen Pingping deliberately distanced himself from him and used his death at the last moment to provoke Fan Xian. The purpose of doing this was to make Fan Xian stand up against the Qing Emperor. Chen Pingping's death made Fan Xian realize the Qing Emperor's true colors and aroused his anger toward the Qing Emperor. In the end, he decided to kill the Qing Emperor. Chen Pingping's goal was to stimulate Fan Xian's courage and determination to resist the Qing Emperor. In summary, the reason Chen Pingping killed Fan Xian was to protect Fan Xian and motivate him to fight against the Qing Emperor.

The reason Chen Pingping wanted to harm Fan Xian was not to kill him, but to protect him. Chen Pingping discovered that the Qing Emperor was the murderer of Ye Qingmei. In order to avenge Ye Qingmei, he decided to assassinate the Qing Emperor. However, he was worried that Fan Xian would be implicated, so he deliberately distanced himself from Fan Xian to ensure that he would not be hurt. Chen Pingping's plan was to prevent the Qing Emperor from suspecting Fan Xian when he was discovered to have killed the Qing Emperor. Thus, he had planned many assassination attempts on Fan Xian to prevent him from being dragged into it. In short, Chen Pingping harmed Fan Xian to protect him and ensure his safety.

Chen Pingping did not kill Fan Xian. On the contrary, Chen Pingping had been protecting and nurturing Fan Xian throughout the years, hoping that he could live a better life. Chen Pingping's concern and help for Fan Xian came from the bottom of his heart. He was also willing to leave the position in the Inspection Council to Fan Xian. He even had the intention of letting Fan Xian take over the Inspection Council and help Fan Xian ascend to the throne. Thus, according to the information provided, Chen Pingping did not kill Fan Xian.

Chen Pingping did not really want to kill Fan Xian. Chen Pingping's goal was to protect Fan Xian and help him raise his reputation to help his official career prosper. The reason Chen Pingping had withdrawn from the Black Knights was to prepare for his revenge plan in the future. He wanted to assassinate the Qing Emperor to avenge Ye Qingmei. Chen Pingping knew that the Qing Emperor was the murderer of Ye Qingmei. In order to ensure that Fan Xian would not be harmed, he deliberately distanced himself from Fan Xian. Thus, Chen Pingping did not really want to kill Fan Xian. He was thinking about Fan Xian's future and revenge plan.

Chen Pingping had several reasons for killing Fan Xian. First, Chen Pingping wanted to avenge Ye Qingmei and kill the Qing Emperor. To ensure that Fan Xian would not be implicated, Chen Pingping deliberately distanced himself from Fan Xian and planned Fan Xian's assassination. Secondly, in order to get Xiao En's secret out, Chen Pingping had transferred the Black Knights away, making Xiao En believe that his grandson Fan Xian would be killed by Chen Pingping, thus triggering an internal conflict. In the end, Chen Pingping listened to the Qing Emperor's orders and withdrew the Black Knights by Fan Xian's side. In order to better carry out his plan, he killed the Qing Emperor. In short, Chen Pingping killed Fan Xian for revenge and to execute his plan.

The reason Chen Pingping killed Fan Xian was to protect him. Chen Pingping wanted to avenge Ye Qingmei and kill the Qing Emperor, but he was worried that this would implicate Fan Xian, so he deliberately distanced himself from Fan Xian to ensure that he would not be involved in the assassination. Chen Pingping's goal was to let Fan Xian live and create an environment where he would not be implicated. Chen Pingping's death was to provide Fan Xian with a final helping hand. At the same time, it was to protect the Overwatch Council's power and ensure that it was no longer under the Qing Emperor's control. Chen Pingping's actions were to protect Fan Xian and realize his revenge plan.

Chen Pingping had indeed killed Fan Xian, but the purpose of doing so was for Fan Xian to survive. Chen Pingping wanted to take revenge for Ye Qingmei because he had a new understanding of the Qing Emperor's role in Ye Qingmei's assassination. Chen Pingping was filled with admiration for Ye Qingmei. He was determined to assassinate the Qing Emperor. However, Chen Pingping did not want to implicate Fan Xian, so he deliberately distanced himself from him. In order not to implicate Fan Xian in future assassinations.

Chen Pingping did not really want to kill Fan Xian. His actions were for revenge and to protect Fan Xian. Chen Pingping wanted to avenge Ye Qingmei, so he decided to assassinate the Qing Emperor. In order to ensure that Fan Xian would not be dragged into the revenge operation, Chen Pingping deliberately distanced himself from Fan Xian to protect his safety. He also helped Fan Xian raise his reputation, hoping that Fan Xian would succeed in his career. In addition, Chen Pingping also hoped that Fan Xian could control the Qing Kingdom's financial and military power so that he could have greater influence in future rebellions. Therefore, according to the information provided, Chen Pingping did not really want to kill Fan Xian. He was thinking about his interests and revenge goals.

Chen Pingping did not want to kill Fan Xian. On the contrary, she had always worked hard to help Fan Xian live a better life and provide him with training and guidance. Chen Pingping's goal was to let Fan Xian escape the Qing Emperor's control and live a free life. Although Chen Pingping had used some cruel methods, it was to achieve her goal, not to kill Fan Xian. Thus, Chen Pingping did not really want to kill Fan Xian.