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Fan Xian was not of Xiao En's blood. Fan Xian was the adopted son of the Qing Emperor and Minister of Revenue, Fan Jian. He was not directly related to Xiao En. Chen Pingping used Xiao En's suspicious personality to make him mistakenly believe that Fan Xian was his grandson. He used this to pry out the secret Xiao En had long held regarding the Temple. Fan Xian listened to Chen Pingping's plan to make Xiao En believe that he was his grandson. Thus, Fan Xian was not of Xiao En's blood.
Fan Xian was not of Xiao En's blood. Fan Xian was the adopted son of the Qing Emperor and Minister of Revenue, Fan Jian. He was not directly related to Xiao En. Chen Pingping used Xiao En's suspicious personality to make him mistakenly believe that Fan Xian was his grandson. He used this to pry out the secret Xiao En had long held regarding the Temple. Fan Xian listened to Chen Pingping's plan to make Xiao En believe that he was his grandson. Therefore, although Xiao En had told Fan Xian the secret in his heart before he died, Fan Xian was not Xiao En's blood.
Fan Xian was not of Xiao En's blood. Fan Xian was the adopted son of the Qing Emperor and Minister of Revenue, Fan Jian. He was not directly related to Xiao En. Chen Pingping used Xiao En's suspicious personality to make him mistakenly believe that Fan Xian was his grandson. He used this to pry out the secret Xiao En had long held regarding the Temple. Fan Xian listened to Chen Pingping's plan to make Xiao En believe that he was his grandson. Therefore, although Xiao En had told Fan Xian the secret in his heart before he died, Fan Xian was not Xiao En's blood.
Fan Xian was not Xiao En's biological grandson. Fan Xian's true identity was the son of the Qing Emperor and Ye Qingmei. Xiao En was mistaken for his biological grandfather. Xiao En's biological grandson was Yan Bingyun. Chen Pingping had devised a scheme in the play to make Xiao En mistakenly believe that Fan Xian was his grandson. He used this to pry out the secret Xiao En had long held regarding the Temple. Therefore, Fan Xian was not Xiao En's biological grandson.
Fan Xian was not of Xiao En's blood. Fan Xian was the adopted son of the Qing Emperor and Minister of Revenue, Fan Jian. He was not directly related to Xiao En. The reason Xiao En thought Fan Xian was his grandson was because of Chen Pingping's scheme. Chen Pingping told Xiao En that he had a grandson and misled Xiao En into thinking that Fan Xian was his grandson. This was to make Sean let down his guard and learn the secrets of the temple from him. Fan Xian listened to Chen Pingping's suggestion and made Xiao En mistakenly think that he was his grandson. In the end, Xiao En told Fan Xian the secret of the Divine Hall. The reason Fan Xian did not tell Xiao En that he was not of the Xiao family's blood was out of kindness to Xiao En. Fan Xian knew that Xiao En's life was coming to an end. He did not want him to know before he died that he was not a true descendant of the Xiao family, lest it bring him regret. Therefore, Fan Xian chose to hide this truth to give Xiao En one last comfort.
Fan Xian was not Xiao En's grandson. Fan Xian's true identity was the son of the Qing Emperor and Ye Qingmei. Xiao En was mistaken for his biological grandfather. Xiao En's biological grandson was Yan Bingyun. Chen Pingping had devised a scheme in the play to make Xiao En mistakenly believe that Fan Xian was his grandson. He used this to pry out the secret Xiao En had long held regarding the Temple. Therefore, Fan Xian was not Xiao En's grandson.
Fan Xian was not of Xiao En's blood. Fan Xian was the adopted son of the Qing Emperor and Minister of Revenue, Fan Jian. He was not directly related to Xiao En. The reason Xiao En thought Fan Xian was his grandson was because of Chen Pingping's scheme. Chen Pingping told Xiao En that he had a grandson and misled Xiao En into thinking that Fan Xian was his grandson. This was to make Sean let down his guard and learn some information and secrets about the temple from him. Fan Xian listened to Chen Pingping's plan and made Xiao En mistakenly believe that he was his grandson. Therefore, Fan Xian was not of Xiao En's blood.
Fan Xian was not of Xiao En's blood. Fan Xian was the adopted son of the Qing Emperor and Minister of Revenue, Fan Jian. He was not directly related to Xiao En. Chen Pingping used Xiao En's suspicious personality to make him mistakenly believe that Fan Xian was his grandson. He used this to pry out the secret Xiao En had long held regarding the Temple. Fan Xian listened to Chen Pingping's plan to make Xiao En believe that he was his grandson. Thus, Fan Xian was not of Xiao En's blood.
Fan Xian was not Xiao En's son. Fan Xian was the biological son of the Qing Emperor and Ye Qingmei. Xiao En had mistakenly thought that Fan Xian was his grandson, but in reality, his grandson was Yan Bingyun.
Fan Xian was not Xiao En's biological grandson. Fan Xian's true identity was the son of the Qing Emperor and Ye Qingmei. Xiao En was mistaken for his biological grandfather. Xiao En's biological grandson was Yan Bingyun. Chen Pingping had devised a scheme in the play to make Xiao En mistakenly believe that Fan Xian was his grandson. He used this to pry out the secret Xiao En had long held regarding the Temple. Therefore, Fan Xian was not Xiao En's biological grandson.