I finally got the actual ending of this series, something I was looking for but didn’t think I will get. This follow-up delivers answers to lingering questions left by the series finale, providing a sense of closure and character development.

Bu Xia, like in the main series still acts playful and a brat and that is because of his upbringing. Suffering from torment from souls every day, he was protected by his grandfather, his sister and now Jiang Chi. We do however, see a growth in his character. He acknowledges that he has been kept safe by near and dear ones but he is willing to change and take responsibility for himself and Jiang Chi. He is worried about Jiang Chi all the while enjoying the concern and care he receives from him. His annoyance at Jiang Chi's self-sacrificing actions reveals his growing concern for his partner.

Jiang Chi has also developed as a character. He is all the more loving towards Bu Xia and wants to excel in life so he can take care of him. While playful in his reprimands, he adopts a more nurturing role, reminiscent of a parent caring for a child. Despite a lack of family support, Jiang Chi displays determination and ambition to secure their future together.

While the series excels in plot and character development, the acting might leave some viewers wanting more. There's room for improvement in emotional delivery, particularly in tackling more complex roles. That being said, they look good together and there certainly is a chemistry between them.

In conclusion, give this one a watch if you have seen the main series and enjoyed their antics. This special episode brings a close to the main story and shows their relationship growing stronger.