Why did Ye Liuyun not kill Fan Xian?

In the original novel," Celebrating Years," Ye Liuyun did not kill Fan Xian because he was moved by Fan Xian's sincerity and integrity. In the novel, Fan Xian had shown his kindness and sense of justice many times, which made Ye Liuyun respect him. In addition, Ye Liuyun also realized that if he killed Fan Xian, he would become a public enemy of the martial arts world. Thus, he chose to let Fan Xian go. In the TV series " Celebrating Years," Ye Liuyun did not kill Fan Xian for a slightly different reason than in the novel. In the TV series, Ye Liuyun didn't kill Fan Xian because he had a life and death battle with Fan Xian. In the end, the two of them fought to a draw. Ye Liuyun realized that Fan Xian was a very powerful opponent. If he killed Fan Xian, he would lose an opponent who could rival him, so he chose to let Fan Xian go. In short, in " Celebrating Years," there were many reasons why Ye Liuyun did not kill Fan Xian. It was his respect for Fan Xian and also his consideration of his future.

The reason Ye Liuyun did not help Fan Xian was because he had betrayed the other Great Grandmasters in order to escape and survive. He had changed sides and helped the Qing Emperor deal with Fan Xian. In the end, Ye Liuyun had survived because he had betrayed Fan Xian, not because he had helped him.

He did not mention the specific reason why Ye Liuyun was looking for Fan Xian. The search results mentioned that the relationship between Ye Liuyun and Fan Xian was complicated and close. Ye Liuyun had a vigilant and respectful attitude toward Fan Xian. He had tested Fan Xian's strength and growth, and had provided help when Fan Xian encountered difficulties. Ye Liuyun was one of the Qing Emperor's loyal supporters. His existence was of great significance to Fan Xian. However, the search results provided did not mention the exact reason why Ye Liuyun was looking for Fan Xian. Therefore, regarding the question of why Ye Liuyun was looking for Fan Xian, it was impossible to get a definite answer based on the information provided.

There were several possibilities for why Ye Liuyun had hurt Fan Xian. According to the explanations in documents 2 and 6, Ye Liuyun might have stabbed Fan Xian to protect the safety of Qing Kingdom. As a loyal member of the Qing Kingdom, Ye Liuyun might think that Fan Xian's actions would be detrimental to the Qing Kingdom, so he chose to harm Fan Xian to protect the safety of the Qing Kingdom. In addition, the document mentioned that Fan Xian did not pose a direct threat to the Qing Emperor. Furthermore, as Fan Xian grew up, the Qing Emperor had the opportunity to observe and control him to ensure that he did not pose a threat to him. Thus, Ye Liuyun might think that hurting Fan Xian was to protect the Qing Emperor's rule. However, the specific reason was not clearly mentioned in the search results provided, so there was no conclusive answer to the question of why Ye Liuyun had hurt Fan Xian.

The reason Ye Liuyun was looking for Fan Xian was because Fan Xian was Ye Qingmei's son, and Ye Liuyun was related to Ye Qingmei and Wu Zhu. Ye Liuyun helped Fan Xian recover his zhenqi not because he wanted to use Fan Xian's status as a prince to make the Ye family rise again, but because he and Fan Xian had a brother and brother relationship. 30 years ago, Ye Qingmei had brought Wu Zhu out of the temple. Ye Liuyun had been beaten up by Wu Zhu when they had fought. This had inspired Ye Liuyun to become a great grandmaster. Thus, Ye Liuyun helped Fan Xian recover his zhenqi out of affection and the relationship between brothers.

The reason Ye Liuyun did not help Fan Xian was because he had betrayed the other Great Grandmasters in order to escape and survive. He had changed sides and helped the Qing Emperor deal with Fan Xian. In the end, Ye Liuyun had survived because he had betrayed Fan Xian, not because he had helped him. Thus, the reason Ye Liuyun did not help Fan Xian was out of consideration for his own survival.

There were many reasons why Ye Liuyun did not kill Fan Xian. First of all, Ye Liuyun was a loyal fan of the Qing Emperor. He was a spy in the Junshang Conference, so he let Fan Xian go not because of his emotional connection to the Ye family, but to fulfill his mission of loyalty to the Qing Emperor. Secondly, Ye Liuyun realized that the power of a martial grandmaster had surpassed the norm. No monarch could tolerate such an existence that exceeded the limits. The Qing Emperor hoped to eliminate these powerful Great Grandmasters in order to unify the world. Ye Liuyun let Fan Xian go because he hoped Fan Xian would become the fifth grandmaster and deal with the Qing Emperor together. In addition, Ye Liuyun also used his sword to demonstrate his attitude and stance to the Qing Emperor, expressing his dissatisfaction and anger. In summary, Ye Liuyun did not kill Fan Xian out of loyalty to the Qing Emperor, his understanding of the Great Grandmaster's power, and his admiration and expectations for Fan Xian.

The reason Qin Ye killed Fan Xian was because Qin Ye had participated in the Jingdou bloodshed case. Fan Xian's mother, Ye Qingmei, had died in that case, and it had something to do with the Qin family. Fan Xian was now favored by the Qing Emperor and his power had increased. In order to protect the interests of the Qin family, Qin Ye believed that Fan Xian had to die. In order to achieve this goal, Qin Ye devised a series of plans, including sending people to assassinate Fan Xian and using the siege crossbows that the palace treasury had transported to the Ye family. In addition, Chen Pingping's silence also made Qin Ye believe that the Inspection Council was also related to Fan Xian, so he decided to kill Fan Xian at this time. In short, the reason Qin Ye killed Fan Xian was to protect the interests of the Qin family and his own safety.

The reason Qin Ye killed Fan Xian was because Qin Ye had participated in the Jingdou bloodshed case. Fan Xian's mother, Ye Qingmei, had died in that case, and it had something to do with the Qin family. Fan Xian was now favored by the Qing Emperor and his power had increased. In order to protect the interests of the Qin family, Qin Ye believed that Fan Xian had to die. Thus, Qin Ye devised a series of plans to assassinate Fan Xian, but in the end, he was killed by Fan Xian.

Ye Liuyun and Fan Xian did have a battle in the plot. In the finale of " Celebrating Years 2," Fan Xian and Ye Liuyun had a life-and-death gamble. Fan Xian had originally planned to use the Barrett to attack Ye Liuyun, but in the end, he chose to gamble his life with Ye Liuyun. Ye Liuyun suddenly drew his sword and cut off a lock of Fan Xian's hair. Ye Liuyun warned Fan Xian that if he did it again, he would not let him off easily and left the scene. This battle displayed Ye Liuyun's terrifying power as a Great Grandmaster. Fan Xian also realized how terrifying a Great Grandmaster was. Although Ye Liuyun had not truly killed Fan Xian, they had indeed engaged in a fierce battle.