There were many reasons why the Black Knights did not escort Fan Xian during the Qing years. First, Chen Pingping withdrew the Black Knights to gain the trust of Xiao En of Northern Qi. Xiao En was a smart person, and Chen Pingping wanted to obtain the secrets in his heart. Secondly, the Qing Emperor hoped that Fan Xian would have no one to protect him when he faced the Northern Qi War God. It might be to draw out the threat of Wu Zhu and the secret behind Xiao En, the Temple. The Qing Emperor was suspicious of Chen Pingping. Letting Xiao En go was to keep Chen Pingping in check. In addition, the Qing Emperor was also worried about Fan Xian's identity and his attitude toward the imperial power. He wanted to beat and temper Fan Xian. In summary, the reason the Black Knights did not escort Fan Xian during the Qing years was due to a combination of many reasons.
There were a few possible explanations for why the Black Knights did not escort Fan Xian during the celebration. First, Chen Pingping withdrew the Black Knights to gain Xiao En's trust in Northern Qi. Xiao En was a smart person, and Chen Pingping wanted to obtain the secrets in his heart. Secondly, the Qing Emperor might have hoped that Fan Xian would not have anyone to protect him when facing the Northern Qi War God, so as to draw out the secret behind Wu Zhu and Xiao En. The Qing Emperor was suspicious of Wu Zhu's strength and Fan Xian's relationship with Ye Qingmei. He hoped to learn more information through Fan Xian's trip to Northern Qi. In addition, the Qing Emperor also hoped to use Fan Xian's mission to draw out the secret Temple behind Xiao En. The Temple possessed military power that surpassed the power of current technology. To the Qing Emperor, it was the greatest temptation. In short, Chen Pingping's intention of withdrawing the Black Knights and the Qing Emperor was related to obtaining information and drawing out the secret behind them.
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.
There were several possibilities for Chen Pingping to withdraw the Black Knights. First of all, Chen Pingping might have acted on the Qing Emperor's orders. The Qing Emperor hoped that Fan Xian would not be protected so as to draw out the Northern Qi War God Wu Zhu. Secondly, Chen Pingping might be protecting Fan Xian's safety because the Qing Emperor had some suspicions about Chen Pingping. Withdrawing the Black Knights could prevent the Qing Emperor from suspecting Fan Xian. In addition, Chen Pingping might have other ways to protect Fan Xian, but he did not mention the specific details. In summary, the reason why the Black Knights did not arrive when Fan Xian went to Northern Qi was probably because Chen Pingping had withdrawn the Black Knights according to the Qing Emperor's orders and to protect Fan Xian's safety.
The reason Fan Xian did not plead was probably because the Eldest Princess did not want him to plead for her. Fan Xian had once pleaded for leniency on behalf of the Eldest Princess, hoping to use this method to resolve the estrangement between Fan Sizhe and Fan Jian and ease the tension in the relationship between father and son. However, the Eldest Princess did not want Fan Xian to plead on her behalf. This might be because Fan Xian had married the Eldest Princess 'daughter, Lin Wan' er. The Eldest Princess 'power had already threatened the Qing Emperor's imperial power. The Qing Emperor was worried that Fan Xian would rely on the Eldest Princess out of his feelings for Lin Wan 'er and the temptation of being able to peacefully take over the palace treasury. In addition, Fan Xian's pleading might cause his image in front of the Qing Emperor to be damaged. Therefore, Fan Xian might decide not to plead for mercy to avoid further trouble and conflict.
Fan Ruoruo did not explain why she did not give the gun to Fan Xian. However, according to the contents of documents 1, 3, and 4, Fan Ruoruo had been trained by Wu Zhu to be a female sniper. Wu Zhu had also taught her how to use Fan Xian's gun. This meant that Fan Ruoruo might have been chosen and trained by Wu Zhu to use a gun at a critical moment. Therefore, Fan Ruoruo might think that she was more suited to use a gun than to give it to Fan Xian.
Fan Ruoruo did not explain why she did not give the gun to Fan Xian. However, according to the contents of documents 1, 3, and 4, Fan Ruoruo had been trained by Wu Zhu to be a female sniper. Wu Zhu had also taught her how to use Fan Xian's gun. This meant that Fan Ruoruo might have been chosen and trained by Wu Zhu to use a gun at a critical moment. Therefore, Fan Ruoruo might think that keeping the gun was more important to protecting Fan Xian's life. However, the search results did not provide a clear answer as to why Fan Ruoruo had chosen not to give the gun to Fan Xian.
Fan Ruoruo did not explain why she did not give the gun to Fan Xian. However, according to the contents of documents 1, 2, 3, and 4, Fan Ruoruo had been trained by Wu Zhu to be a female sniper. Wu Zhu had also taught her how to use Fan Xian's gun. This meant that Fan Ruoruo might have been chosen and trained by Wu Zhu to use a gun at a critical moment. Thus, Fan Ruoruo might not have given Fan Xian the gun because she was viewed by Wu Zhu as an important person to protect Fan Xian and ensure his safety.
There was no clear answer as to why Fan Ruoruo did not give the gun to Fan Xian. However, according to the contents of documents 1, 3, and 4, Fan Ruoruo had been trained by Wu Zhu to be a female sniper. Wu Zhu had also taught her how to use Fan Xian's gun. This meant that Fan Ruoruo might have been chosen and trained by Wu Zhu to use a gun at a critical moment. As for why Fan Ruoruo chose not to give the gun to Fan Xian, the search results did not provide a clear answer.
There was no clear answer in the search results as to why Fan Ruoruo had chosen not to give the gun to Fan Xian. However, according to the contents of documents 1, 3, and 4, Fan Ruoruo had been trained by Wu Zhu to be a female sniper. Wu Zhu had also taught her how to use Fan Xian's gun. This meant that Fan Ruoruo might have been chosen and trained by Wu Zhu to use a gun at a critical moment. Therefore, Fan Ruoruo might think that keeping the gun was more important to protecting Fan Xian's life. However, the search results did not provide a clear answer as to why Fan Ruoruo had chosen not to give the gun to Fan Xian.
There was no clear answer as to why Fan Ruoruo did not give the gun to Fan Xian. However, according to the contents of documents 1, 3, and 4, Fan Ruoruo had been trained by Wu Zhu to be a female sniper. Wu Zhu had also taught her how to use Fan Xian's gun. This meant that Fan Ruoruo might have been chosen and trained by Wu Zhu to use a gun at a critical moment. As for why Fan Ruoruo chose not to give the gun to Fan Xian, the search results did not provide a clear answer. Therefore, I don't know the answer to this question.