In "The Biography of Yunxiang", the main reasons for King Fu's adoption of Yunxiang are as follows:
King Fu took a fancy to Yunxiang's talent and potential. King Fu believes that Yunxiang is a very talented and potential young man with the qualities to become an outstanding talent. He hopes to adopt Yunxiang and train him to become his right-hand man and ** person to help his career.
King Fu wanted to expand his sphere of influence. King Fu has his own ambitions and plans, and he hopes to use his power and influence to expand his sphere of influence and increase his strength and status by adopting Yunxiang.
Fuwang also has a certain personal emotional factor. Although Fuwang is a careerist, he is also a man with feelings. He may feel that Yunxiang's life experience and experience are more miserable, and he wants to give him a chance to start over, and at the same time, he can also meet his emotional needs to a certain extent. There are many reasons for King Fu's adoption of Yun Xiang, including personal ambition and emotional factors, as well as recognition of Yun Xiang's talent and potential.
In The Legend of Yunxiang, King Fu is a complex, ambitious, and planned character. He was originally the son of the crown prince, but he lost his original position because he was deposed as a concubine and exiled to the frontier. In the frontier, King Fu performed well, showing great talent and wisdom, and eventually inherited his father's title. However, King Fu was not satisfied with this, he hoped to return to the imperial court and grasp greater power and status.
King Fu has his own ambitions and plans, he wants to cultivate his right-hand man and ** person by adopting Yun Xiang, and use Yun Xiang's talent and potential to expand his sphere of influence. He also cooperates with the leader of the pirates, Guan Haizhu, and uses the power of the pirates to achieve his own goals.
King Fu is also a man of emotion, he is grateful for Liu Gongquan's favor, and Liu Gongquan is also very loyal to him. However, King Fu's ambitions and plans ultimately led to his defeat. His conspiracy was exposed by Yun Xiang and others, and he was eventually besieged by the army sent by the emperor and died in his mansion.
Overall, King Fu in The Legend of Yunxiang is a complex character who has ambitions and plans, but is ultimately exposed and defeated because of his own intrigues and betrayals. King Fu's performance also had a significant impact on the fate of the entire Jianghu.