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Hi, you can use this same guide whether your additional domain is a registered domain or a subdomain:
https://serverpilot.io/community/articles/how-to-serve-a-subdomain-from-a-subdirectory.html
You definitely shouldn’t customize any config files for this. In other words, you don’t need to use root at all. SSH in as the app’s system user and create the symlink as described in the ServerPilot documentation. That is, create a second app under the same system user, delete this new app’s “public” directory and in its place make a symlink to the directory in the other app you want it to use as the new app’s web root directory, and add your domain to the new app in ServerPilot.