Meet the bosses and legends of Jianghu.

Boss gallery and quick themes.

General boss survival tips from high-difficulty runs.

Community guides written in Traditional Chinese for the highest difficulty settings repeatedly highlight the same handful of tools that make brutal encounters more forgiving. Even if you never look up specific “cheese” routes, understanding these patterns can turn frustrating bosses into fair challenges.

• Do not solo out of pride: story and Bloodbath bosses in Where Winds Meet are tuned assuming you may bring help. Summoned companions that act as tanks, healers or posture breakers can dramatically lower execution requirements, especially on three-phase “memory test” fights.
• Lean on powerful qi arts: several offensive and defensive qi arts offer longer i-frames than a standard guard or dodge, or can instantly interrupt key skills. Consider assigning at least one panic button art (for unavoidable bursts) and one proactive tool that lets you safely punish long animations.
• Use weapon pairings that cover your weaknesses: a secondary fan can provide healing and stabilizing support, while heavy weapons like Mo Blade offer shields and super armor on charged swings. If you dislike parry timing, combine a sturdier weapon with supportive tools instead of forcing a pure glass cannon.
• Respect level scaling and invest sideways: bosses scale with your level, so blindly leveling can make fights feel worse. If you are stuck, pause leveling and funnel resources into gear, martial arts, and inner arts upgrades instead; a slightly lower level with stronger tools often feels easier than a higher level with weak equipment.

For players who want to go deeper, combine these principles with the builds section and weapon-specific pages like Mo Blade to design setups tuned for your reflexes and preferred difficulty rather than a single “correct” meta.