Ye Wanshan in Where Winds Meet.

How the fight tends to feel.

Think of Ye Wanshan as a vibe check: arena framing, music, camera behavior, and NPC dialogue all hint at whether you should expect a tight duel, a methodical battlefield, or something more psychological.

Preparation: weapons & builds.

Treat this page as a companion, not a strict script. Before Ye Wanshan, think about which weapons and builds have felt comfortable in similar situations, then use guides as reference points rather than a hard checklist.

• Browse the weapons overview and pick options whose rhythm matches how you handle sustained pressure, burst windows, or slower setups.
• In the build guides, choose archetypes with enough sustain and comfort to learn patterns. A calm, consistent build often beats fragile "perfect" setups while you are still learning.
• Your first clears are scouting. Notice what stresses you most (camera, adds, burst windows) and adjust weapons/builds specifically around those pain points.

If the fight later feels different in-game, trust your own observations. This page is an entry perspective, not a strict manual.

Watching Ye Wanshan in motion.

Official footage for Ye Wanshan is a great way to get a feel for pacing and mood without fast‑forwarding through someone else's full clear. Instead of trying to memorize every swing, focus on what it feels like to share an arena with them.

If you are jumping between encounters, these quick links keep you inside the same boss guide hub without having to backtrack through search results.