Over a hundred years ago, Yun Miao sealed her memories within the Celestial Cloud Palace, entrusting their safekeeping to her loyal servant, Fu Qian Xue, and her pet yellow dog. Time passed, and the Fu family rose to become the wealthiest and most powerful clan in Jiangnan. The current leader, Fu Yun Shen, is known as the "Prince of Jiangnan" and is extremely influential. Yun Miao returns to reclaim her memories, only to find that Fu Qian Xue has long since passed away. The yellow dog, now revered by the Fu family as a divine beast, is nearing the end of its life and has recently stopped eating or drinking. In desperation, the entire Fu household summoned renowned chefs from all over and offered them exotic delicacies, but the divine beast refused them all. Hearing this, Yun Miao visits the family, bringing only a pile of bones as food. (Source: Chinese = Red Fruit Free Short Drama App || Translation = kisskh) ~~ Adapted from the web novel "Wo, Xiu Xian Da Lao Qiang Yi Dian Zen Me Le (我，修仙大佬强亿点怎么了)" by Bai Cai (白菜). Edit Translation
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Cast & Credits
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![Wang Xiao Yi in Yun Miao 4: Jue Si Fo Zi Chinese Drama(2025)]( "Wang Xiao Yi in Yun Miao 4: Jue Si Fo Zi Chinese Drama(2025)")
Wang Xiao YiYun MiaoMain Role -
![Xue Bin Hong in Yun Miao 4: Jue Si Fo Zi Chinese Drama(2025)]( "Xue Bin Hong in Yun Miao 4: Jue Si Fo Zi Chinese Drama(2025)")
Xue Bin HongZhou Fu ShengMain Role -
![Yang Yan Guang in Yun Miao 4: Jue Si Fo Zi Chinese Drama(2025)]( "Yang Yan Guang in Yun Miao 4: Jue Si Fo Zi Chinese Drama(2025)")
Yang Yan GuangFu Yun ShenSupport Role -
![Hu Ji Yue in Yun Miao 4: Jue Si Fo Zi Chinese Drama(2025)]( "Hu Ji Yue in Yun Miao 4: Jue Si Fo Zi Chinese Drama(2025)")
Hu Ji YueLi Chu QianSupport Role
Reviews
Actually it was better than second and third series.
I quite like Yunmiao so there is my review.When I watched the second and third series, I felt the plot progression was too similar, and there was a lot of banter. I finished watching them, but the story wasn't as exciting as the first one, and it didn't leave much of an impression.
Supporting characters are treated as mere tools, their character development is extremely poor, and everyone feels like an NPC. The costumes, props, and sets are increasingly subpar, the number of extras is dwindling, and the large-scale scenes are becoming increasingly awkward.
I think Wang Xiaoyi should practice her lines; her tone of voice is so awkward.
There were many plot twists, and they were all generally resolved. There was banter, but the level was acceptable. This series tells two stories, and the Yun Miao regained some key memories.
Recommended to watch.
