The relationship between Fan Xian and Ku He

Fan Xian and Ku He had an extraordinary relationship. Ku He was Fan Xian's master, and Fan Xian became Ku He's last disciple. Ku He knew Fan Xian's identity very well. He knew he was Ye Qingmei's son. Ku He had played an important role in Fan Xian's growth. He taught Fan Xian Tianyi Dao and Western magic and helped him become a Great Grandmaster and the Northern Qi Imperial Advisor. Fan Xian had also received Ku He's support in killing the Qing Emperor. Ku He's disciples, Haitang Duoduo, Lang Tiao, and Friar He had all participated in this operation. Although he ultimately failed, Fan Xian and Ku He's relationship was still close.

Ku He was Fan Xian's master, and Fan Xian became Ku He's last disciple. Ku He knew Fan Xian's identity very well. He knew he was Ye Qingmei's son. Ku He had played an important role in Fan Xian's growth. He taught Fan Xian Tianyi Dao and Western magic. Ku He helped Fan Xian because he was Ye Qingmei's son.

Ku He was Fan Xian's master, and Fan Xian became Ku He's last disciple. Ku He knew Fan Xian's identity very well. He knew he was Ye Qingmei's son. Ku He had played an important role in Fan Xian's growth. He taught Fan Xian Tianyi Dao and Western magic. Ku He helped Fan Xian because he was Ye Qingmei's son. Ku He respected Ye Qingmei very much and regarded Ye Qingmei and the Temple as gods. When Ku He learned of Fan Xian's true identity, he developed a strong interest and love for Fan Xian. Ku He chose to pass on a portion of his martial arts heritage to Fan Xian and help him fight against a common enemy at a critical moment. Ku He's attitude gradually changed. He saw Fan Xian as family and was willing to give him support and protection. Thus, Ku He helped Fan Xian.

Ku He was Fan Xian's master, and Fan Xian became Ku He's last disciple. Ku He knew Fan Xian's identity very well. He knew he was Ye Qingmei's son. Ku He had played an important role in Fan Xian's growth. He taught Fan Xian Tianyi Dao and Western magic. Ku He helped Fan Xian because he was Ye Qingmei's son.

Ku He helped Fan Xian because he was Ye Qingmei's son. Ku He respected Ye Qingmei very much and regarded her and the temple as gods. When Ku He learned of Fan Xian's true identity, he developed a strong interest and love for Fan Xian. Ku He chose to pass on a portion of his martial arts heritage to Fan Xian and help him fight against a common enemy at a critical moment. Ku He's attitude gradually changed. He saw Fan Xian as family and was willing to give him support and protection. Thus, Ku He helped Fan Xian.

Ku He was Fan Xian's master, and Fan Xian became Ku He's last disciple. Ku He knew Fan Xian's identity very well. He knew he was Ye Qingmei's son. Ku He had played an important role in Fan Xian's growth. He taught Fan Xian Tianyi Dao and Western magic. Ku He helped Fan Xian because he was Ye Qingmei's son. Ku He respected Ye Qingmei very much and regarded Ye Qingmei and the Temple as gods. When Ku He learned of Fan Xian's true identity, he developed a strong interest and love for Fan Xian. Ku He chose to pass on a portion of his martial arts heritage to Fan Xian and help him fight against a common enemy at a critical moment. Ku He's attitude gradually changed. He saw Fan Xian as family and was willing to give him support and protection. Thus, Ku He helped Fan Xian.

Ku He was Fan Xian's master, and Fan Xian became Ku He's last disciple. Ku He knew Fan Xian's identity very well. He knew he was Ye Qingmei's son. Ku He had played an important role in Fan Xian's growth. He taught Fan Xian Tianyi Dao and Western magic. Ku He helped Fan Xian because he was Ye Qingmei's son. Ku He respected Ye Qingmei very much and regarded her and the temple as gods. When Ku He learned of Fan Xian's true identity, he developed a strong interest and love for Fan Xian. Ku He chose to pass on a portion of his martial arts heritage to Fan Xian and help him recover his martial arts at a critical moment. Fan Xian became Ku He's disciple, and the two established a deep master-disciple relationship.

Ku He helped Fan Xian because he was Ye Qingmei's son. Ku He respected Ye Qingmei very much and regarded her and the temple as gods. When Ku He learned of Fan Xian's true identity, he developed a strong interest and love for Fan Xian. Ku He chose to pass on a portion of his martial arts heritage to Fan Xian and help him fight against a common enemy at a critical moment. Ku He's attitude toward Fan Xian changed from the initial vigilance and respect to the support and protection he saw Fan Xian as family. His actions were not only out of nostalgia for Ye Qingmei, but also because he saw Fan Xian's potential and responsibility. Thus, Ku He helped Fan Xian because of his feelings for Ye Qingmei and his approval of Fan Xian.

Ku He had no motive or action to pursue Fan Xian. Even though Ku He had deduced that Fan Xian was Ye Qingmei's son through his battle with Fan Xian and the little order he had recited in the tavern, he did not trust Fan Xian and had even given him a fake Tianyi Dao secret manual. Perhaps Ku He wanted to preserve his glorious image as the Imperial Preceptor, but he also didn't want the ugly things that had happened along the way north to be exposed. In addition, Ku He was currently protecting Northern Qi. He would not risk offending the might of heaven. Thus, in order to protect the secret of the Temple, he could only kill Fan Xian.

Ku He did not know Fan Xian's true background. Even though Ku He had deduced that Fan Xian was Ye Qingmei's son through his battle with Fan Xian and the little order he had recited in the tavern, he did not trust Fan Xian and had even given him a fake Tianyi Dao secret manual. Thus, Ku He had no motive or action to pursue Fan Xian.