The ending of the sequel can be summarized as "Then what is fate?": Xiaoyao passed by the East China Sea and encountered a weak shark. She finally faced the fact that Xiang Liu was dead and determined to protect the sea for him. Young Master Qingqiu returned to Qingqiu to assume the responsibility of his clan leader. The nine-tailed auspicious cloud on the day he succeeded the clan leader was both auspicious and a warning. Xiaoyao accidentally planted the seeds of the sacred tree and reunited with Xiangliu. It was fate and a storm was coming. The two spent hundreds of years raising two birds. When the wind blows, Xiang Liu sacrifices himself to the angry sea and lives up to the mission of the Siren King. Xiaoyao dedicated herself to the divine weapon to protect the birds and beasts in the flood, faced up to her bloodline from her father Chi You, the King of Beasts, and reconciled with her wandering childhood.
Intention: This is Xiaoyao's growth path, her journey from "depending on others" to "fulfilling independence".