The relationship between the first-generation and second-generation Queen Sakura was complicated if one wished to see it that way, yet simple if one did not.
The first-generation Queen Sakura had attachments in her heart and was unwilling to vanish under the restraints of the university's rules. Thus, she used the "Sakura True Body Art" to split off a true clone, then stripped the soul from that clone and divided it, much as Red Leaf had done. The difference was that Red Leaf distributed her three souls and seven spirits among ten people, while she stripped away her own three souls and seven spirits and concealed them throughout the various parts of a body she had created. In doing so, she evaded the Headmaster's rules. But in truth, that shattered soul could already be considered dead!
Afterward, the soul of the second-generation Queen Sakura—Zhu Tong—entered the body created by the first-generation Queen Sakura. Thus, the first-generation Queen Sakura's three souls and seven spirits slowly merged into the second-generation Queen Sakura's soul, gradually fusing and assimilating. The final result was a unique individual who was both Zhu Tong and Jiecheng Mingyuexiang.
Of course, this process had actually been extremely lengthy. Under normal circumstances, the assimilation would not have been completed until the second-generation Queen Sakura's third year. But from the moment Yin Kuang came into contact with Youming (Long Aotian), the process accelerated. Why was it related to Yin Kuang? That went back to a previous confinement punishment in the "Celestial Prison." During that time, Yin Kuang had made a hidden move—he brought Zhu Tong's soul into the "Chess Realm" and hypnotized her. That process had caused Yin Kuang and Zhu Tong to establish a mysterious connection. When Zhu Tong's soul entered Queen Sakura's physical body, that connection also linked to the