Celebrating the last years, Fan Xian pleaded for the Eldest Princess.

In " Celebrating Years," Fan Xian had pleaded for the Eldest Princess. Fan Xian hoped to resolve the estrangement between Fan Sizhe and his father, Fan Jian, by pleading for leniency. He expressed his admiration and approval for Fan Sizhe and hoped that he could help him solve the problem. However, Fan Xian's plea for mercy did not succeed because the Eldest Princess was hostile to him and did not want him to plead for mercy on her behalf. Fan Xian's act of pleading for mercy in the play showed the hard work he put in to solve family problems.

In " Celebrating Years," Fan Xian had pleaded for the Eldest Princess. Fan Xian hoped to resolve the estrangement between Fan Sizhe and his father, Fan Jian, by pleading for leniency. He expressed his admiration and approval for Fan Sizhe and hoped that he could help him solve the problem. However, Fan Xian's plea for mercy did not succeed.

Fan Xian had once pleaded on behalf of the Eldest Princess, hoping to resolve the estrangement between Fan Sizhe and his father, Fan Jian, and resolve the tension in the relationship between father and son. He expressed his admiration and approval for Fan Sizhe and hoped that he could help him solve the problem. However, Fan Xian's plea for mercy did not succeed.

The outcome of Fan Xian's plea for leniency on behalf of the Eldest Princess was uncertain. Fan Xian's plea for leniency might lead to the Eldest Princess being forgiven and surviving. This was because Fan Xian's plea for leniency might make the Qing Emperor believe that he would cooperate with the Eldest Princess and thus maintain the Qing Emperor's trust in him. In addition, Fan Xian's plea for mercy might also be to maintain his image in front of the Qing Emperor and to show his kindness and fairness. However, Fan Xian's plea for mercy did not succeed because the Eldest Princess did not want Fan Xian to plead for mercy for her. The Qing Emperor also hoped that Fan Xian could make a decision that satisfied him, so he was not disappointed that Fan Xian did not plead for mercy. In short, the outcome of Fan Xian's plea for leniency on behalf of the Eldest Princess depended on the Qing Emperor and Eldest Princess 'attitude and decision.

In the original novel, there was a complicated relationship between Fan Xian and the Eldest Princess. The Eldest Princess Li Yunrui was the Qing Emperor's daughter and possessed great power. Fan Xian was initially fascinated by the Eldest Princess's beauty and allure, but later he was dissatisfied with her betrayal. For power and wealth, the Eldest Princess had sent assassins to assassinate Fan Xian, but the plan had failed. Fan Xian treated people with sincerity and won their support. In the end, in the battle of the Northern Qi Royal City, the Eldest Princess chose to commit suicide. Fan Xian won. The story of Fan Xian and the Eldest Princess was filled with contradictions and complicated emotions.

Fan Xian did not plead for mercy on Li Yunrui's behalf. In " Celebrating the Years," Fan Xian asked the Emperor to punish Li Yunrui severely and not plead for her. He expressed that he did not think too much about it. He just felt that he could not let Teng Zijing die in vain. The Qing Emperor was satisfied with Fan Xian's decision. He believed that Fan Xian would manage the palace treasury and the Inspection Council in the future and would walk the path of a lone official. Fan Xian insisted that no matter what, he could not lose the heart to distinguish right from wrong. When Li Yunrui learned that Fan Xian was not pleading for her, but had gone to kick her while she was down, she felt afraid.

Fan Xian did not plead for mercy on Li Yunrui's behalf. In " Celebrating Years," Fan Xian was actually asking the Emperor to punish Li Yunrui severely. He expressed that he did not think too much about it. He just felt that he could not let Teng Zijing Bai die. The Qing Emperor was satisfied with Fan Xian's decision. He believed that Fan Xian would manage the palace treasury and the Inspection Council in the future and would walk the path of a lone official. Fan Xian insisted that no matter what, he could not lose the heart to distinguish right from wrong. The Qing Emperor immediately issued an edict ordering Li Yunrui to leave Jingdou and return to her fief, Xinyang. When Li Yunrui learned that Fan Xian was not pleading for her, but had gone to kick her when she was down, she actually smiled. The Qing Emperor's decision made Li Chengqian want to stall for time and find an opportunity to plead on her behalf, but Li Yunrui knew that the Qing Emperor had already made his decision and could not change it.

The outcome of Fan Xian's plea for leniency on behalf of the Eldest Princess was uncertain. Fan Xian's plea for leniency might lead to the Eldest Princess being forgiven and surviving. This was because Fan Xian's plea for leniency might make the Qing Emperor believe that he would cooperate with the Eldest Princess and thus maintain the Qing Emperor's trust in him. In addition, Fan Xian's plea for mercy might also be to maintain his image in front of the Qing Emperor and to show his loyalty as a direct official. However, the search results did not provide any specific information on what Fan Xian's plea for mercy would result in. Thus, the outcome of Fan Xian pleading for the Eldest Princess was currently uncertain.

In the original novel, there was a complicated relationship between the Eldest Princess Li Yunrui and Fan Xian. The Eldest Princess was the Qing Emperor's daughter and possessed immense power. Fan Xian was initially fascinated by the Eldest Princess's beauty and allure, but later he was dissatisfied with her betrayal. For power and wealth, the Eldest Princess had sent assassins to assassinate Fan Xian, but the plan had failed. Fan Xian treated people with sincerity and won their support. In the end, in the battle of the Northern Qi Royal City, the Eldest Princess chose to commit suicide. Fan Xian won. The story of Fan Xian and the Eldest Princess was filled with contradictions and complicated emotions.

In the original novel, there was a complicated relationship between the Eldest Princess Li Yunrui and Fan Xian. The Eldest Princess was the Qing Emperor's daughter and possessed immense power. Fan Xian was initially fascinated by the Eldest Princess's beauty and allure, but later he was dissatisfied with her betrayal. For power and wealth, the Eldest Princess had sent assassins to assassinate Fan Xian, but the plan had failed. Fan Xian treated people with sincerity and won their support. In the end, in the battle of the Northern Qi Royal City, the Eldest Princess chose to commit suicide. Fan Xian won. The story of Fan Xian and the Eldest Princess was filled with contradictions and complicated emotions.