Celebrating Years, Original Work: Fan Xian's Wife

In the original book," Celebrating Years," Fan Xian had a total of five wives. His main wife was Lin Wan 'er, and the other four were his side wives. They were Liu Sisi, Haitang Duoduo, Si Lili, and Zhan Doudou. When Fan Xian finally chose to live in seclusion, he only brought Lin Wan 'er, Liu Sisi, and their two children, Fan Shuning and Fan Liang.

In the original novel, Fan Xian had a total of five wives. His first wife was Lin Wan 'er, and the other four women were Liu Sisi, Haitang Duoduo, Si Lili, and Zhan Doudou. Lin Wan 'er was the love of Fan Xian's life. The other women appeared after Fan Xian and Lin Wan' er got together.

In the original novel, Fan Xian had a total of five wives. His first wife was Lin Wan 'er, and the other four women were Liu Sisi, Haitang Duoduo, Si Lili, and Zhan Doudou. Lin Wan 'er was the love of Fan Xian's life. The other women appeared after Fan Xian and Lin Wan' er got together.

Fan Xian had five wives. They were his main wife, Lin Wan 'er, his side wife, Liu Sisi, the Northern Qi saintess, Haitang Duoduo, the Northern Qi noble consort, Si Lili, and the Northern Qi empress, Zhan Doudou.

In the original work of " Celebrating Years," Fan Xian was a person who had transmigrated. He was originally a person who was about to die, but his soul had transmigrated into the body of a child. Fan Xian had five women. His wife was Lin Wan 'er, the illegitimate daughter of the Qing Prime Minister and the Eldest Princess. Fan Xian and Lin Wan 'er fell in love at first sight. The two of them were connected by a chicken drumstick. Lin Wan 'er's mother, the Eldest Princess, managed the royal family's business. After marrying Lin Wan' er, Fan Xian became the future owner of the royal family's business. They gave birth to a son, Fan Liang. Fan Xian also had a maid, Sisi, who later became Fan Xian's concubine and gave birth to his eldest daughter, Fan Xiaohua. In addition, Fan Xian had a special relationship with the Northern Qi saint Haitang Duoduo and the secret agent Si Lili. As for whether Fan Ruoruo was related to Fan Xian, the article did not mention it.

In the original work of " Celebrating Years," Fan Xian was the protagonist. He was a transmigrator and a witness to the Qing Kingdom's decades. He was handsome and had a resolute personality. He was kind and scheming. He was shrewd and valued kindness. Fan Xian had five women. His first wife was Lin Wan 'er. Their love began at first sight. Fan Xian also had a concubine, Sisi. She was Fan Xian's maid. The two had a close relationship and gave birth to the eldest daughter, Fan Xiaohua. In addition, Fan Xian also had a special relationship with the Northern Qi saint, Haitang Duoduo. They exchanged glances with each other. In the end, Fan Xian and Lin Wan 'er returned to the mountains and gave birth to a son, Fan Liang. In the end, Fan Xian joined forces with Wu Zhu and the others to attack the Qing Emperor. After the Qing Emperor died, Fan Xian assisted the Third Prince in becoming Emperor. He and Lin Wan 'er returned to the mountains and lived a stable life.

In the original work of " Celebrating Years," Fan Xian used several methods to subdue a group of subordinates with unique skills. First of all, he showed his loyalty and valued his friends. He was very generous and tolerant to his trusted aides and guards. When Fan Xian was in Jingdou, he only had a few trusted aides, but by fighting Guo Baokun with them, he had won their joy and trust. Fan Xian had also lost a few guards in an assassination attempt. He remembered this debt deeply and placed the families of the guards under the Fan manor's jurisdiction. Secondly, Fan Xian had displayed his ability and charm. He had become famous in Jingdou with a poem and had led his trusted aides to beat Guo Baokun, displaying his martial arts and resourcefulness. These actions made his subordinates admire and loyal to him. In short, Fan Xian had successfully subdued a group of subordinates with unique skills by displaying his loyalty, the quality of his friends, and his ability and charm.

In the original work of " Celebrating Years," Fan Xian was a person who valued relationships and righteousness and was good at recruiting talents. He subdued a group of subordinates who were " skilled " by showing his loyalty, respect for friends, and generosity. When Fan Xian first went to Jingdou, he had no trusted aides by his side. There were only Teng Zijing and a few Fan manor guards. Fan Xian had made them happy after fighting with them. However, after Fan Xian encountered the assassination, his guards risked their lives to protect him. Three of them died. Fan Xian placed the families of these guards under the Fan manor's jurisdiction, showing his concern and sense of responsibility for his subordinates. In addition, Fan Xian had six fathers. Among them, his adoptive father, Fan Jian, and his father-in-law, Lin Ruofu, had played an important role in helping and supporting his growth and career development. Fan Xian had four other students. They were Yang Wanli, Shi Chanli, Hou Jichang, and Cheng Jialin. They each had their own strengths and had achieved extraordinary results under Fan Xian's guidance. All in all, Fan Xian had successfully subdued a group of subordinates with unique skills by displaying his loyalty, his respect for friends, and his magnanimity, as well as the support of his adoptive father, father-in-law, and students.

Fan Xian's strength in the original work of " Celebrating Years " was not clearly stated. There were some clues that indicated that his strength had surpassed the ninth-grade Ye Wan, but he was still a certain distance away from the realm of a great grandmaster. Fan Xian himself had once said that his power was below one person and above ten thousand people. He was the second most powerful person in the world after the Qing Emperor. However, the specific grade was not explicitly mentioned. Therefore, based on the information provided, it was impossible to accurately answer Fan Xian's level of strength.

In the original book," Celebrating Years," Fan Xian's strength was at the peak of the ninth-level, close to the realm of a Great Grandmaster. Although Fan Xian's martial arts realm had surpassed the upper ninth-level, he was still a distance away from being a Great Grandmaster. He displayed powerful martial arts in his battle with the Qing Emperor, but he was ultimately defeated by the Qing Emperor. Although some documents mentioned that Fan Xian's strength was slightly above the eighth rank, the specific rank was not explicitly mentioned. Thus, Fan Xian's strength was between the eighth and ninth ranks.