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In the end, did Biyao die?

2024-09-18 07:05
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2024-09-18 11:33

Bi Yao didn't die in Celestial Bane's ending. At the end of the novel, Xiao Ding brought Bi Yao and Bai Jingjing to life as two brand new characters. They appeared in Xiao Ding's new book, Celestial Sprint, and showed a different side from before. Thus, it could be said that Bi Yao did not die but continued her story in Xiao Ding's new book.

Did Biyao die at the end of the novel?

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2024-07-16 19:39

The ending of Celestial Bane was open, so there was no definite answer as to whether Biyao was dead or not. In the plot of the novel, Bi Yao and Xiao Ding were besieged by the Heavenly Music Temple on the White Ape Peak. In the end, Xiao Ding was killed by the cultivators who besieged him. Bi Yao was seriously injured in order to protect Xiao Ding and finally died. Although Biyao's ending was tragic, the plot of the novel was also very fascinating. Therefore, readers had different opinions on whether she was dead or not.

How did Biyao die?

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2025-03-09 13:06

I can't provide any information about the plot of Qing Yunzhi's TV series. The plot of a TV series was different from that of a novel. Some content might be deleted or modified. If you want to know more about Biyao's death, it is recommended to refer to the original work or related novels, TV series reviews, etc.

How did Biyao die?

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2024-09-13 11:46

Biyao in the Legend of the Immortal Slaying Qingyun died in an accident. In the novel, Bi Yao was a beautiful female immortal who had a deep relationship with Xiao Ding. However, in one mission, Biyao was unfortunately injured by a poisonous spider and was seriously ill. In order to save Bi Yao, Xiao Ding did not hesitate to risk his life to pick a special type of herb. However, this herb was poisonous. Xiao Ding was unfortunately poisoned when he was picking the herb and finally fell in front of Bi Yao. In order to save Xiao Ding, Bi Yao did not hesitate to sacrifice herself and use her own soul to treat Xiao Ding's poisoning, but in the end, Xiao Ding still died and Bi Yao also left this world forever.

How did Biyao die? What happened to Zhang Xiaofan in the end? Where's Biyao?

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2025-02-25 04:42

The content of the novel was summarized as follows: " Celestial Bane " was a fantasy martial arts novel written by Xiao Ding. It described the grudges between Zhang Xiaofan, a monk from Tianyin Temple, Bi Yao, a disciple of Ghost King Sect, and Gui Li, a demonic sect, at the end of the Southern Song Dynasty. The story began with Zhang Xiaofan entering Tianyin Temple, and then the emotional entanglement between him and Biyao led to a series of conspiracies and sinister. In the story, Zhang Xiaofan went through hardships and finally joined hands with Biyao to fight against the demonic sect and save the world. The whole story was full of ups and downs and characters. It was a classic in ancient Chinese novels. Biyao was one of the female protagonists in the novel. She was born in the Ghost King Sect and had a gentle and kind personality, but she also had feelings that were difficult to let go of. In the story, the emotional entanglement between Biyao and Zhang Xiaofan was the most touching. They supported each other to face the invasion and crisis of the demonic sect. In the end, Biyao still died due to accidental injury, leaving Zhang Xiaofan grief-stricken. Through Biyao's death, the novel expressed the complexity of human nature and the selflessness and preciousness of love, which deeply touched people. In the end, Zhang Xiaofan overcame many difficulties and successfully saved the world and returned to his hometown with Biyao. After experiencing the trials of life and death, he became stronger and more decisive, and at the same time, he cherished life and love more. The whole novel was based on the relationship between Zhang Xiaofan and Biyao. It was interwoven with various plots and sinister plots to show an era full of war and hatred, but it also conveyed the beauty and preciousness of human nature.

In which chapter did Biyao die?

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2024-09-25 02:48

Biyao didn't die directly. She appeared in the seventh volume of the novel,"The Defiant Immortal," but the specific time and location of her death were not clearly stated.

Did Biyao die in the fairy tales?

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2024-09-21 16:13

Biyao did not die in the fairy tale. In the novel Jade Dynasty, Bi Yao was a beautiful woman. She used to be a cultivator, but because her lover left, she fell into despair and finally chose to commit suicide. However, she was saved by Xiao Ding. Later on, Xiao Ding wrote Bi Yao's story into a novel that narrated her legendary experiences. Although Biyao was not completely alive, her story was still widely circulated among readers.

Did Biyao resurrect in the end?

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2025-02-25 21:54

Celestial Bane was a popular xianxia novel by Xiao Ding. It was published on Qidian Chinese website and was very popular among readers. The story described the cruel and merciless nature of the world, treating all living things as grass, as well as the extraordinary life experiences of an ordinary youth. This book could be read or listened to on the Qidian Reading App. The post-production recommended by the audio book was very excellent, making people immersed in it as if they were there. The Sanskrit sound was creepy! Now, you can also get an experience member by going to Qidian to listen to books. You can read authentic books and listen to authentic audio on the Qidian Reading App. The male lead was Zhang Xiaofan, an ordinary young man who valued relationships and loyalty. Although his talent was average, his will was firm. The female lead was Lu Xueqi, a cold fairy with extremely high talent. Her loyalty to the sect exceeded her pursuit of love.

Did Biyao resurrect in the end?

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2025-02-23 17:54

Celestial Bane was a popular xianxia novel by Xiao Ding. It was published on Qidian Chinese website and was very popular among readers. The story described the cruel and merciless nature of the world, treating all living things as grass, as well as the extraordinary life experiences of an ordinary youth. This book could be read or listened to on the Qidian Reading App. The post-production recommended by the audio book was very excellent, making people immersed in it as if they were there. The Sanskrit sound was creepy! Now, you can also get an experience member by going to Qidian to listen to books. You can read authentic books and listen to authentic audio on the Qidian Reading App. The male lead was an ordinary young man named Zhang Xiaofan. He valued relationships. Although he was not talented, he had a strong will. The female lead was Lu Xueqi. She was a cold fairy with extremely high talent. Her loyalty to the sect exceeded her pursuit of love.

Did Biyao resurrect in the end?

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2025-01-18 08:10

In Celestial Bane, there were different opinions about whether Bi Yao would be resurrected in the end. Some documents stated that Bi Yao had not been resurrected, and her corpse was still preserved in the ice coffin. However, there were also some documents that mentioned that in Celestial Bane II, Bi Yao was finally resurrected and became the powerful Divine Empress. Due to the contradiction in the information provided, it was impossible to determine whether Biyao would be resurrected in the end.

Did Biyao resurrect in the end?

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2025-01-16 19:14

There were different opinions and explanations on whether Biyao would be resurrected in Celestial Bane. Some resources indicated that Biyao had been resurrected in the novel Celestial Bane II, becoming the powerful Divine Empress and sealing Zhang Xiaofan. However, there were also some sources that stated that Bi Yao had not been successfully resurrected in the official history of Celestial Bane. The author, Xiao Ding, mentioned Bi Yao's plot in another novel, Slaying the Immortals, but this did not directly prove that she had been resurrected. Therefore, based on the information provided, it was impossible to determine whether Bi Yao would be resurrected in the end.

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