Wu Liuqi spends three seasons running from who he was, and season four finally stops letting him hide. The show strips away the comedy timing that made earlier seasons feel safe, replacing it with the actual weight of choosing between the person you've built and the person you were always meant to become. Every answer about his past costs him something real, and by the end you're not laughing at the chaos anymore, you're watching a man decide if he's worth saving.

Wu Liuqi lives a carefree life on Xiaoji Island, though amnesia has left his true identity a mystery. When an outsider shows up and recognizes him, a web of conspiracies begins to close in around the island. To keep his friends and their home safe, Wu Liuqi resolves to go back to the Xuanwu Kingdom and meet his destiny while searching for his origins. On the way he is hunted by the seven Shadow Assassins, each driven by a separate agenda and a separate past, as a plot tied to Qingfeng starts to come into view. With the people of Chickens Island facing another crisis, Wu Liuqi has a choice to make. This fourth season of the ONA mixes action and comedy with drama, mystery and supernatural elements.