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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.

Some novels and web novels sometimes involved the resurrection of the dead. This kind of plot usually used some special means such as soul transmigration, soul transfer, soul rebirth, etc. to resurrect the dead. However, in real life, there was no evidence that the dead could be resurrected. Although some novels and web novels depicted such a plot, it did not really exist.

In the end, Biyao did not resurrect in the novel. At the end of the novel, Bi Yao committed suicide because of a dispute with Xiao Ding and was not saved. Although the author, Xiao Ding, made some adjustments at the ending of the novel so that Bi Yao could reappear, the plot of the entire novel had changed, and Bi Yao had not been truly saved.

This was because Biyao, the second volume of the Qingyun Chronicles, had not been resurrected. In novels, resurrection usually referred to the awakening of a character after death or the recovery of life.

Jade Dynasty's second episode did not mention Biyao's resurrection. In the novel, Bi Yao had already died in the second volume, Gui Li, and in the last few chapters, the author, Xiao Ding, did not continue to describe Bi Yao's resurrection. Although some readers thought that Biyao was resurrected in the novel, in fact, she was not really resurrected.

" Sweet Honey " was a Chinese web novel about love, power, and revenge. The phoenix was a legendary divine beast with the ability to be reborn. In the novel, the phoenix became stronger after rebirth and returned to the human world with a mission of revenge. In the story, the female lead, Xiang Mi, was a phoenix. The male lead, Run Yu, was an ordinary human. Their love story and revenge story intertwined to form a wonderful novel.

According to the plot introduction of "Qing Yunzhi: Li Yao's Unrequited Love", Biyao blocked a fatal sword to save her lover and was seriously injured by the Celestial Slaying Sword. From the plot description, it seemed that Biyao did not revive. However, according to the plot of Lu Xiaofan using the heaven-defying system to save Biyao's fate in "The Unlimited Heaven-defying System," there might be some online novels or doujinshi that set Biyao up to be resurrected. In short, based on the original work of "Records of the Azure Cloud," Biyao did not come back to life. I hope my answer will be helpful to you. Muah ~

I don't know what Crossfire is. But according to my knowledge of web novels, Xiao Feng is not a revived character but a character in the novel. If you want to know more about Xiao Feng, you may need to provide more context or information.

There was no resurrection of Yue Qiluo in Master Wuxin's second novel. At the end of the second novel, Yue Qiluo was saved by Master Wuxin, but her soul was not fully recovered after being treated. Instead, she was brought back to the world of Master Wuxin. Therefore, Yue Qiluo did not resurrect in the novel.

According to the plot introductions of the novels,"Qing Yun Zhi: Li Yao's Unrequited Love" and "Immortal Slaying Emperor," there was no explicit mention of whether Biyao had been resurrected. Therefore, it was impossible to determine if Bi Yao had been resurrected. However, I can recommend some similar novels for you. You can take a look at them: The Road to Resurrection Is So Difficult, Starting from the Azure Cloud to Cross the Heavens, Starting from the Celestial Slaying to Replicate the Heavens, and so on. I hope you like my recommendation. Muah ~