Yan Bingyun seemed to be falling in love with Fan Xian.

Yan Bingyun and Fan Xian were the two characters in " Celebrating Years." They were called " Leisure Cloud Couple " by fans. They were childhood sweethearts and had some emotional entanglements. The specific plot development and the ending between them needed to be further watched by the TV series "Celebrating Years" or read the novel to know.

Yan Bingyun didn't really want to kill Fan Xian. It was just a show they had discussed beforehand. The reason Fan Xian chose to fake his death was to avoid the Second Prince's ambush. In the second season, Fan Xian would return to Qing Kingdom in a reasonable manner. The details of the plot and the meaning behind it could only be understood by reading the original work.

The relationship between Fan Xian and Yan Bingyun was complicated and close. At first, Fan Xian was sent to Northern Qi to bring back Yan Bingyun. The two became good friends through their interactions, and Yan Bingyun also became Fan Xian's right-hand man. However, there were also grudges between the two. Fan Xian had once been plotted against by Yan Bingyun. Even so, Yan Bingyun was portrayed as a rational and quick-witted character in the play. He always put the interests of the Qing Kingdom first and was willing to cooperate with Fan Xian to complete his mission. The relationship between Fan Xian and Yan Bingyun developed very closely in the play. They relied on and supported each other, facing all kinds of difficulties and challenges together. In general, the relationship between Fan Xian and Yan Bingyun was both cooperative and contradictory, but in the end, they all worked hard for a common goal.

Yan Bingyun and Fan Xian were both characters in Maoni's web novel " Celebrating Years " and its derivative works. Yan Bingyun was the son of Yan Ruohai, the spy network of the Qing Kingdom that had been hiding in Northern Qi. On the surface, he was the leader of Northern Qi's spies, who was as cold as ice. His true identity was the head of the spies the Qing Kingdom had sent to Northern Qi, the disciple of Fei Jie. He was loyal to the Qing Kingdom and was used by the Eldest Princess Li Yunrui and Crown Prince Li Chengqian during his diplomatic mission to Northern Qi. He was later rescued by Fan Xian. Fan Xian was the adopted son of Minister Fan Jian, the son of the Minister of Revenue, and the son of Ye Qingmei and the Qing Emperor. He had lived in Danzhou with his grandmother since he was a child. Then, he returned to Jingdou. Relying on his intelligence and luck, he had experienced all kinds of tests and tempering in his family, Jianghu, and the court.

There were many explanations for why Fan Xian was assassinated by Yan Bingyun. According to the documents provided, one explanation was to protect the stability of Qing Kingdom. Fan Xian had discovered the collusion between the Second Prince and Eldest Princess in Northern Qi, as well as their illegal actions. Yan Bingyun might have thought that Fan Xian's actions would be detrimental to the Qing Kingdom, so he chose to stab Fan Xian to protect the safety of the Qing Kingdom. Other than that, there was another explanation that it was for Fan Xian's escape. Fan Xian knew that the Second Prince would chase after him, so they had discussed this plan beforehand. They would let Yan Bingyun stab him so as to give him a chance to escape and let Yan Bingyun gain the Second Prince's trust. However, according to the information provided, Fan Xian had not been killed by Yan Bingyun. Instead, he had been rescued and conspired with Yan Bingyun to break the situation. Thus, the exact result of Fan Xian's assassination by Yan Bingyun was not mentioned.

The plot of Yan Bingyun stabbing Fan Xian did not come from the original novel " Celebrating the Years." Instead, it was adapted from the television series " Celebrating the Years." In the show, Fan Xian and Yan Bingyun had discussed this plan. The goal was to let Yan Bingyun gain the Second Prince's trust so that he could better be a spy. Thus, there was currently no conclusive information regarding the exact reason and circumstances of Fan Xian being stabbed by Yan Bingyun.

The original novel " Celebrating Years " didn't describe Fan Xian being stabbed by Yan Bingyun. This plot had been adapted from the TV series " Celebrating Years." In the show, Fan Xian and Yan Bingyun had discussed this plan. The goal was to let Yan Bingyun gain the Second Prince's trust so that he could better be a spy. Therefore, the original work did not clearly reveal the details of Fan Xian being stabbed by Yan Bingyun and the subsequent developments.

The plot of Fan Xian being stabbed by Yan Bingyun did not come from the original novel " Celebrating the Years." It was adapted from the TV series " Celebrating the Years." In the show, Fan Xian and Yan Bingyun had discussed this plan. The goal was to let Yan Bingyun gain the Second Prince's trust so that he could better be a spy. Therefore, the original novel did not clearly reveal the exact reason why Fan Xian was stabbed by Yan Bingyun and the subsequent plot.

The plot of Fan Xian being stabbed by Yan Bingyun did not come from the original novel " Celebrating the Years." It was adapted from the TV series " Celebrating the Years." In the show, Fan Xian and Yan Bingyun had discussed this plan. The goal was to let Yan Bingyun gain the Second Prince's trust so that he could better be a spy. The specific plot and reason needed to be watched on TV to understand more details.

The original novel," Celebrating Years," did not clearly reveal the reason why Yan Bingyun stabbed Fan Xian. This plot had been adapted from the TV series " Celebrating Years." In the play, the reason Yan Bingyun stabbed Fan Xian was probably to protect the safety of the Qing Kingdom. The Second Prince might kill Fan Xian and the others to protect his own interests. However, these explanations were based on the audience's personal understanding and speculation, not the plot clearly revealed in the original novel. As a result, the exact reason why Yan Bingyun stabbed Fan Xian in the original work was currently unknown.