The relationship between the Shadow and Fan Xian

The relationship between the Shadow and Fan Xian could be said to be that of an elder and a junior. The Shadow was ordered to protect Fan Xian, and his treatment of Fan Xian was sincere. When he was young, the Shadow's family had been destroyed. Fan Xian's mother treated him as a younger brother and took care of him. Thus, there was a deep bond between the Shadow and Fan Xian. Although there weren't many specific interactions, the relationship between them was portrayed very closely in the play.

In " Celebrating Years," the grudge between Fan Xian and the Shadow stemmed from the Shadow's true identity. The Shadow's original name was Dongyi's Sigu Jian's disciple. He had been sent to Chen Pingping's side to become his guard. The Shadow's true identity was the Qing Emperor's spy. His mission was to protect the Qing Emperor's safety and monitor Fan Xian. When Fan Xian was investigating the cause of his mother's death, he discovered the Shadow's true identity and began a series of contests with him. In this process, Fan Xian gradually understood the Shadow's background and the pain he had suffered. He began to sympathize and understand him. In the end, under the Qing Emperor's arrangements, the Shadow was sent to Northern Qi to become a spy lurking there. When Fan Xian and the Shadow parted in Northern Qi, the two reached a compromise. Fan Xian also promised to help the Shadow take care of his family.

Fan Wujiu was Fan Xian's trusted aide and brother. Fan Wujiu was one of the Second Prince's Eight Great Generals. He had always been by the Second Prince's side and was one of the strongest in terms of martial strength. However, in the Baoyue Brothel case, Fan Wujiu had been intimidated by the Overwatch Council's methods. He had chosen to leave the Second Prince and rely on He Zongwei, wholeheartedly seeking revenge for the Second Prince. Fan Xian had once used Fan Wujiu to confirm the deaths of the Second Prince and the three men of sacrifice and shift the blame onto the Second Prince. Fan Wujiu's identity had been faked, so he hid his identity and continued to wait in the dark for an opportunity. The relationship between Fan Xian and Fan Wujiu played an important role in the plot. The power struggles and complicated emotions between them added suspense and waves to the story.

Fan Xian and Versace were brothers in " Celebrating Years." Although they were not related by blood, they showed deep brotherhood in the drama. Fan Xian was Versace's adopted brother, and Versace was Fan Xian's cheap younger brother. Versace was a second-generation heir. He was born with a silver spoon in his mouth. His father was the assistant minister of the Ministry of Revenue. Fan Xian was full of love and protection for Versace, and Versace was also full of trust and respect for Fan Xian. They spent their childhood together and established a deep brotherhood. Fan Xian had even protected Versace from being dragged into the storm and sent him to Northern Qi, probably to protect him. Versace was also full of trust and respect for Fan Xian. Their relationship was filled with love and protection. They spent their childhood together and established a deep relationship.

Liu Sisi and Fan Xian were husband and wife. Liu Sisi was Fan Xian's maid and concubine. They had grown up together and had a deep relationship. In the original novel," Celebrating Years," Fan Xian married Liu Sisi as his concubine and they had a daughter. Although Liu Sisi's role in the TV series " Celebrating Years " was cut, she played an important role in the original work.

During the years of celebration, Fan Xian knew nothing about the Temple's existence. It was only during his adventures in " Celebrating Years " that he discovered the true face of the Temple. The temple was actually a military museum. It contained a large number of military weapons and technological equipment. It was a relic of the previous civilization. Fan Xian, Haitang Duoduo, and Thirteenth Wang had gone through hardships together and found the Temple in the extreme north. Only then did they know the true appearance of the Temple. Fan Xian was not the Qing Emperor's biological son. He was a successful example of the Temple's experiment. After Fan Xian's identity was exposed, the Temple envoy was sent to kill him. In the end, Fan Xian, Wu Zhu, and the others successfully defeated the Temple envoy. In short, the relationship between Fan Xian and the Temple was gradually revealed through Fan Xian's adventures.

Wu Zhu and Fan Xian were family. Wu Zhu was Fan Xian's uncle. He was Fan Xian's mother, Ye Qingmei's attendant. He had always been secretly protecting Fan Xian and teaching him martial arts. Fan Xian had deep feelings for Wu Zhu. They were described as a pair of brothers in distress. Wu Zhu was Fan Xian's relative and guardian. Wu Zhu was loyal to Fan Xian and had paid a lot for him. There was a deep emotional bond between them.

Fan Xian and Xiao En were not related by blood. In the TV series " Celebrating Years," Chen Pingping had designed a scheme to make Xiao En mistakenly believe that Fan Xian was his grandson in order to pry out the secrets of the Temple hidden deep in Xiao En's heart. Chen Pingping often revealed information about his grandson to Xiao En, which gradually made Xiao En believe this lie. Fan Xian learned of his true identity from Xiao En, but in reality, the two of them were not related by blood.

Fan Xian and Liu Sisi were husband and wife. They grew up together and had a deep relationship. Liu Sisi was one of Fan Xian's maids and concubines. In the original novel," Celebrating Years," Fan Xian married Liu Sisi as his concubine and they had a daughter. Their relationship had gone through the baptism of time. In the end, Fan Xian decided to give Liu Sisi the status of a concubine. In the TV series " Celebrating Years," Liu Sisi's role had been cut, and her relationship with Fan Xian was not revealed much.

In the novel " Celebrating Years," Fan Xian was the Qing Emperor's son in name, but in reality, he was the son of the Qing Emperor and Ye Qingmei.