Xie Bi 'an's ending was to be publicly beheaded by the Qing Emperor. As the Second Prince's guard and swordsman, Xie Bian was sent to assassinate Fan Xian, but Fan Xian was ultimately killed by Yan Bingyun. However, after the Second Prince's rebellion failed, he chose to commit suicide. Xie Bi 'an was also implicated and was eventually executed by the Qing Emperor. This ending was very miserable.

Xie Bian's ending was a tragic death. As the Second Prince's guard and swordsman, Xie Bian was sent to assassinate Fan Xian, but Fan Xian was ultimately killed by Yan Bingyun. However, after the Second Prince's rebellion failed, he chose to commit suicide. Xie Bi 'an was also implicated because of this and was eventually beheaded by the Qing Emperor. This ending was very miserable.
Xie Bi 'an's ending was to be publicly beheaded by the Qing Emperor. As the Second Prince's guard and swordsman, Xie Bian was sent to assassinate Fan Xian, but Fan Xian was ultimately killed by Yan Bingyun. However, after the Second Prince's rebellion failed, he chose to commit suicide. Xie Bi 'an was also implicated and was eventually executed by the Qing Emperor.
Xie Bian's ending was a tragic death. As the Second Prince's guard and swordsman, Xie Bian was sent to assassinate Fan Xian, but Fan Xian was ultimately killed by Yan Bingyun. However, after the Second Prince's rebellion failed, he chose to commit suicide. Xie Bi 'an was also implicated because of this and was eventually beheaded by the Qing Emperor. This ending was very miserable.
Xie Bian's ending was a tragic death. As the Second Prince's guard and swordsman, Xie Bian was sent to assassinate Fan Xian, but Fan Xian was ultimately killed by Yan Bingyun. However, after the Second Prince's rebellion failed, he chose to commit suicide. Xie Bi 'an was also implicated because of this and was eventually beheaded by the Qing Emperor. This ending was very miserable.
Xie Bian had different endings in different works: - In the setting of the mythical story, he and Fan Wujiu became reapers after death. - In the comic " Brother Corpse," he was an amateur chess player in City H and was later captured as a hostage in the Corpse Nest. - In the original work of the TV series Joy of Life, after the Baoyue Brothel incident, Fan Xian and the Second Prince began to fight openly and secretly. They fought a lawsuit in the capital governor's manor. Both sides sent their subordinates to kill witnesses who were unfavorable to their side. Xie Bian, who was ordered to monitor, ignored his identity and attacked the victim. Fan Xian used a hidden crossbow, poisonous smoke, and a domineering technique to deal with Xie Bian. Xie Bian was poisoned and his wrist was broken. In the end, he was defeated by Fan Xian and sent to the Jingzhao government's yamen. In the end, he was silenced by the Second Prince and died in the Jingdou government prison. - In the TV series " Joy of Life2," Fan Wujiu replaced Xie Bian in the scene in the original work and died tragically. According to the plot, after the Second Prince died tragically, Xie Bian might turn white overnight and try his best to avenge the Second Prince.
In the original work, after the Second Prince's plot for power failed, Fan Xian resurrected and returned to the Qing Kingdom. The Second Prince threatened Fan Xian with the matter of Fan Sizhe and others. These matters involved Xie Bian's crimes of murder and silencing. In the end, the Second Prince failed in his rebellion and committed suicide. Xie Bi 'an was implicated and was publicly beheaded by the Qing Emperor.
Xie Bi 'an's final outcome was to be beheaded by the Qing Emperor. As the Second Prince's guard and swordsman, Xie Bian was sent to assassinate Fan Xian, but Fan Xian was ultimately killed by Yan Bingyun. However, after the Second Prince's rebellion failed, he chose to commit suicide. Xie Bi 'an was also implicated and was eventually executed by the Qing Emperor.
In Joy of Life, Xie Bi 'an's final ending was to be beheaded by the Qing Emperor. As the Second Prince's guard and swordsman, Xie Bian was sent to assassinate Fan Xian, but Fan Xian was ultimately killed by Yan Bingyun. However, because the Second Prince chose to commit suicide after his rebellion failed, Xie Bian was implicated and was eventually executed by the Qing Emperor. This ending was very miserable.
In the original story of Joy of Life, Xie Bian died a tragic death. As the Second Prince's guard and swordsman, Xie Bian was sent to assassinate Fan Xian, but Fan Xian was ultimately killed by Yan Bingyun. However, because the Second Prince had failed in his rebellion and committed suicide, Xie Bi 'an was also implicated. In the end, he was publicly beheaded by the Qing Emperor. Therefore, Xie Bian's ending was very miserable.
Xie Bi 'an's final outcome was to be beheaded by the Qing Emperor. As the Second Prince's guard and swordsman, Xie Bian was sent to assassinate Fan Xian, but Fan Xian was ultimately killed by Yan Bingyun. However, after the Second Prince's rebellion failed, he chose to commit suicide. Xie Bi 'an was also implicated and was eventually executed by the Qing Emperor.