Who did Biyao marry after she was resurrected?

Biyao did not marry anyone after she was resurrected in the novel "Slaying the Immortals". In the end, she lived in seclusion with Zhang Xiaofan, leaving behind only a corner of her green clothes and a bell. Therefore, Bi Yao did not marry anyone.

Biyao did not marry anyone after she was resurrected in the novel "Slaying the Immortals". In the end, she lived in seclusion with Zhang Xiaofan, leaving behind only a corner of her green clothes and a bell. Therefore, Bi Yao did not marry anyone.

There were some signs and plots that suggested that Bi Yao might have been resurrected. In the author Xiao Ding's other novel,'Slaying the Immortals', Bi Yao was successfully resurrected and became the powerful Divine Empress. However, these results did not clearly answer whether Bi Yao would be resurrected in Celestial Bane II. Therefore, based on the information provided, it was impossible to determine if Bi Yao had been resurrected.

There were different opinions and explanations on whether Biyao was resurrected in the second episode of Celestial Bane. There were some signs and subsequent plots that hinted that she might have been resurrected, and in the author Xiao Ding's other novel,'Slaying the Immortals', Bi Yao was successfully resurrected and became the powerful Divine Empress. However, there were also some opinions that Biyao was more inclined to not resurrect in the second movie. Therefore, it was impossible to determine if Bi Yao had been resurrected.

There were different opinions and explanations on whether Biyao was resurrected in the second episode of Celestial Bane. Some signs and subsequent plots hinted that she might have been resurrected, and in the author Xiao Ding's other novel,'Slaying the Immortals', Bi Yao was successfully resurrected and became the powerful Divine Empress. However, there were also some opinions that Biyao was more inclined to not resurrect in the second movie. Therefore, it was impossible to determine if Bi Yao had been resurrected.

There were different opinions and explanations on whether Biyao was resurrected in the second episode of Celestial Bane. There were some signs and subsequent plots that hinted that she might have been resurrected, and in the author Xiao Ding's other novel,'Slaying the Immortals', Bi Yao was successfully resurrected and became the powerful Divine Empress. However, there were also some opinions that Biyao was more inclined to not resurrect in the second movie. Therefore, it was impossible to determine if Bi Yao had been resurrected.

There was no clear confirmation as to whether Jade Dynasty's Biyao had resurrected. In the second novel of Celestial Bane, Bi Yao was killed by Xiao Ding at the end. However, some readers and critics believed that Bi Yao was not really dead. Her soul might exist somewhere, waiting to meet Xiao Ding again. There was no clear evidence to support this view, but it did arouse the interest of many readers.

There was no official announcement or news that indicated that Jade Dynasty's Biyao had been successfully resurrected. In the novel Jade Dynasty, Biyao was a very important character. She experienced a lot of pain and suffering in the novel and eventually died for many reasons. Although the plot of the novel was often speculated and anticipated by readers, there was no clear response from the officials regarding Biyao's resurrection.

Jade Dynasty Biyao was not resurrected in the novel because Jade Dynasty was a fantasy novel. The storyline and timeline were quite chaotic, and some chapters were not the same as the original. If you wanted to answer the question of whether Biyao was resurrected in the novel, you needed to look at which part of the novel it was.

Biyao in Celestial Bane didn't resurrect. Her ending was death. In the novel, Bi Yao was described by Xiao Ding as having the ending of death. She was killed by the enemy in the end and her body was destroyed, but her soul did not disappear. Xiao Ding described her as "still wandering in the world". This was also the reason why Bi Yao was described as "an immortal person". As for where Biyao went after she was resurrected, the novel did not clearly explain it. Although Biyao was described as dead in the ending of the novel, many readers thought that she might be resurrected in the later development of the story to show more complicated personalities and emotions.