Ranking Fated Destinies in Chinese Animation: From the Start, Li Xingyun Kills His Master

From the Start: A countdown of the ten most fate-bound characters in Chinese animation across the myriad worlds, their tragic stories reflected throughout the multiverse!

Li Xingyun: Is my fate mine to decide, not Heaven's?

A pawn of the Bad Shuai, the last survivor of the Tang dynasty. He rejected the throne, killed his master, and struck out on his own, only to end up wearing the very mask he loathed most and inheriting that heavy fate. His helpless struggle against destiny and his furious cry of "My fate is mine to decide, not Heaven's!" set Xiao Yan's blood ablaze and even made Liu Shen take notice!

Wangquan Fugui: Through a thousand rivers and ten thousand mountains, would you go with me?

The Daoist world's strongest weapon, he gave up his sword for love and died pierced by a thousand arrows, without a trace of regret. The promise to travel "through a thousand rivers and ten thousand mountains" that he never got to fulfill became an everlasting heartache for countless souls. The Fox Spirit world fell silent!

One soul after another crushed beneath the wheel of fate, one heartbreaking tragedy after another.

From the herb-gathering boy beneath Qingcheng Mountain to the ruthless swordsman of the Wangquan Manor...

When UP creator Su Cheng's videos ring out across the myriad worlds, Shi Hao, Ye Fan, the Ruthless Emperor, Li Changshou, and countless peerless powerhouses are all shaken by the fates of these Chinese animation characters. They resonate with their indomitable spirit, their Dao hearts shaken as they all break down!

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.