The battle between Ye Liuyun and Fan Xian

Fan Xian and Ye Liuyun had fought many times in " Celebrating Years." Ye Liuyun was a trusted aide of the Qing Emperor. He had once been entrusted by the Qing Emperor to go to Danzhou to fight with Fan Xian. The battle was so intense that a ship was destroyed. Ye Liuyun's powerful presence and martial arts left a deep impression on Fan Xian. Fan Xian was full of vigilance and respect for Ye Liuyun's strength and ability. Ye Liuyun was also one of the Qing Emperor's loyal supporters. His existence was of great significance to Fan Xian. However, the detailed information regarding Fan Xian and Ye Liuyun's specific background and relationship was not mentioned in the search results provided. As a result, the current search results could not provide an accurate answer to the specific plot and outcome of Fan Xian and Ye Liuyun's showdown.

The relationship between Ye Liuyun and Fan Xian was complicated and close. Even though Ye Liuyun was not Fan Xian's direct relative, his disciple, Ye Ling 'er, was Fan Xian's disciple. Ye Ling' er had learned the Flowing Cloud Sanshou and Coffin Breaker skills from Ye Ling 'er. Ye Liuyun's successor, Ye Wan, was also Fan Xian's friend. He was the new Emperor Li Chengping's martial tutor and capable general. Ye Liuyun had fought with Fan Xian many times. In the battle of Dong Mountain, he had joined forces with the Qing Emperor and seriously injured Ku He and Sigu Jian. Ye Liuyun had also sent people to test Fan Xian's strength and provide help when Fan Xian encountered difficulties. All in all, Ye Liuyun had helped Fan Xian, and their relationship was very close.

The relationship between Ye Liuyun and Fan Xian could be said to be that of martial uncle. Ye Liuyun was Fan Xian's granduncle, and Fan Xian was Ye Liuyun's nephew. Ye Liuyun's successor, Ye Zhong, also had a close working relationship with Fan Xian. They had once worked together to reverse the situation in Jingdou. In addition, Fan Xian's master, Fei Jie, also had a certain connection with Ye Liuyun. However, the search results did not give a clear answer as to when Ye Liuyun knew Fan Xian was Ye Qingmei's son.

The relationship between Ye Liuyun and Fan Xian was complicated and close. Even though Ye Liuyun was not Fan Xian's direct relative, his disciple, Ye Ling 'er, was Fan Xian's disciple. Ye Ling' er had learned the Flowing Cloud Sanshou and Coffin Breaker skills from Ye Ling 'er. In addition, Ye Liuyun's successor, Ye Wan, was also Fan Xian's friend. He was the new Emperor Li Chengping's martial tutor and capable general. Although Ye Liuyun and Fan Xian had never directly fought, they had gone to Hangzhou together and met Fan Xian, who lived in seclusion there. Fan Xian was a little dissatisfied with Ye Liuyun, but there was nothing he could do. Ye Liuyun had helped Fan Xian many times, including joining hands with the Qing Emperor in the battle of Dong Mountain to heavily injure Ku He and Sigu Jian. He had also helped Fan Xian when he encountered difficulties. Thus, it could be said that Ye Liuyun was helping Fan Xian.

The relationship between Ye Liuyun and Fan Xian was complicated and close. Even though Ye Liuyun was not Fan Xian's direct relative, his disciple, Ye Ling 'er, was Fan Xian's disciple. Ye Ling' er had learned the Flowing Cloud Sanshou and Coffin Breaker skills from Ye Ling 'er. In addition, Ye Liuyun's successor, Ye Wan, was also Fan Xian's friend. He was the new Emperor Li Chengping's martial tutor and capable general. Although Ye Liuyun and Fan Xian had never directly fought, they had gone to Hangzhou together and met Fan Xian, who lived in seclusion there. Fan Xian was a little dissatisfied with Ye Liuyun, but there was nothing he could do. All in all, the relationship between Ye Liuyun and Fan Xian was complicated and close.

Fan Xian and Ye Liuyun had a complicated and close relationship. Even though Ye Liuyun was not Fan Xian's direct relative, his disciple, Ye Ling 'er, was Fan Xian's disciple. Ye Ling' er had learned the Flowing Cloud Sanshou and Coffin Breaker skills from Ye Ling 'er. Ye Liuyun's successor, Ye Wan, was also Fan Xian's friend. He was the new Emperor Li Chengping's martial tutor and capable general. Ye Liuyun had once helped Fan Xian and joined forces with the Qing Emperor in the battle of Dong Mountain to heavily injure Ku He and Sigu Jian. All in all, the relationship between Ye Liuyun and Fan Xian was complicated and close.

Ye Liuyun was Fan Xian's granduncle, and Fan Xian was Ye Liuyun's nephew. Ye Liuyun's successor, Ye Zhong, also had a close working relationship with Fan Xian. They had once worked together to reverse the situation in Jingdou. In addition, Fan Xian's master, Fei Jie, also had a certain connection with Ye Liuyun. Thus, the relationship between Ye Liuyun and Fan Xian could be said to be that of martial uncle. Moreover, there was a complicated and close connection between them.

Ye Liuyun and Fan Xian were friends. In the novel," Celebrating the Years," Ye Liuyun was a guest of the Sword Hut. He was originally a Jianghu person and later became a consecrator of the Qing Kingdom. After Ye Liuyun met Fan Xian, he developed a good impression of Fan Xian's personality and talent and became friends with him. With Fan Xian's help, Ye Liuyun became a ninth-level ace. With Fan Xian's support, he founded the Flowing Cloud Sanshou. At the end of the novel, Ye Liuyun and Fan Xian left Qing Kingdom together and headed for Dongyi.

The relationship between Ye Liuyun and Fan Xian was very close. Even though Ye Liuyun was not Fan Xian's direct relative, his disciple, Ye Ling 'er, was Fan Xian's disciple. Ye Ling' er had learned the Flowing Cloud Sanshou and Coffin Breaker skills from Ye Ling 'er. In addition, Ye Liuyun's successor, Ye Wan, was also Fan Xian's friend. He was the new Emperor Li Chengping's martial tutor and capable general. Although Ye Liuyun and Fan Xian had never directly fought, they had gone to Hangzhou together and met Fan Xian, who lived in seclusion there. Fan Xian was a little dissatisfied with Ye Liuyun, but there was nothing he could do. All in all, the relationship between Ye Liuyun and Fan Xian was complicated and close.

Ye Liuyun had a cautious and respectful attitude toward Fan Xian. Ye Liuyun was a trusted aide of the Qing Emperor. He had tested Fan Xian's strength and growth many times. Ye Liuyun and Fan Xian had fought several times to test the waters, but there was no clear winner. Under the Qing Emperor's instructions, Ye Liuyun had once impersonated Sigu Jian to threaten Fan Xian, displaying his powerful martial strength and presence. Ye Liuyun's attitude toward Fan Xian seemed to be observing and evaluating his ability and potential. In addition, Ye Liuyun's disciple, Ye Ling 'er, and his successor, Ye Wan, were both related to Fan Xian. In general, Ye Liuyun had a cautious and respectful attitude toward Fan Xian, but his specific feelings and attitude might need more information to be determined.