Who is the protagonist of Yue Ying Chuan Shuo?
Yang Yingfeng is the protagonist. His pursuit of martial achievement connects him with Nalan Zhen, Yue Meier, Zixuan and Qiangwei.
Yue Ying Chuan Shuo (2001 Browser Version)
Yue Ying Chuan Shuo follows Yang Yingfeng’s pursuit of martial skill and reputation. Encounters with Nalan Zhen and Yue Meier turn that ambition into questions of loyalty and affection. This 2001 action RPG combines real-time combat, martial-arts training and multiple endings. Open the browser version here and prepare for its branching story.
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Overview
Yang Yingfeng enters the martial world through duels, friendships and betrayal. Nalan Zhen, Yue Meier, Zixuan and Qiangwei play important roles as his search for standing among martial artists grows more complicated.
This Swordsman Love side story has its own protagonist and central plot, so it can be played first. It retains real-time combat and martial-arts progression while placing more emphasis on choices involving people and events.
Balance training with the skills you need for the next fight. An art placed in the training slot should be considered separately from your active combat options; keep a usable attack available while developing something new.
The 2001 Chinese game later received a Japanese release, Tsukikage no Destiny, in 2003. This browser entry opens a Chinese title menu. Changing the language of this guide does not automatically change the game’s language.
Cheat Codes
2001 original Windows PC: Yue Ying Chuan Shuo Chinese edition: Restore attributes: During gameplay, press Shift + F12 to enable cheat mode, then press Shift + A to refill health, stamina and internal energy.
2001 original Windows PC: Yue Ying Chuan Shuo Chinese edition: Raise character level: During gameplay, press Shift + F12 to enable cheat mode, then press Shift + L to increase the protagonist’s level by one.
2001 original Windows PC: Yue Ying Chuan Shuo Chinese edition: Add money: During gameplay, press Shift + F12 to enable cheat mode, then press Shift + M to receive 1,000 silver.
Controls
- Mouse: player launch buttons
- Click 立即畅玩, then 开始 to open the title menu.
Before you play
- Keep separate progress before choices about allegiance, departures or relationships. It makes returning to another story branch more practical.
- Before changing the training slot, keep a familiar attack available. Do not assign your only dependable combat art to training immediately before a difficult area.
- Check the chests on the floors of Tongtian Tower for parchment pieces. The scattered collection relates to a hidden martial art.
- Relationships are part of progress too. On a first journey, follow your own judgment; use a branch guide later if you want to pursue a different ending.
Known limitations
- The browser title menu is in Chinese. Changing this guide’s language does not translate the game.
FAQ
Must I finish Swordsman Love II first?
No. This side story has a separate protagonist and plot. Experience with the second game may help with real-time combat and training, but it is not required.
Does the game have multiple endings?
Yes. Important decisions and relationships lead to different outcomes. Keep separate saves before major choices if you want to revisit a branch.
Is this Tsukikage no Destiny?
Tsukikage no Destiny is the Japanese release from 2003. This page describes the 2001 Chinese game and opens a Chinese browser version, rather than changing to the Japanese release when you select a Japanese guide.
What do the title-menu choices mean?
After Play, 立即畅玩 and 开始 open the title menu. 起程 starts a new journey, while 追忆 is the load-progress option.