Nobody knows this one exists. That's the real tragedy here. This is a 50-episode Chinese action-fantasy that treats its comedy like it matters as much as the sword work, which means it trusts you to laugh at absurdity in the same breath you're watching someone fight for their life. The action sequences have actual weight to them, the kind that makes you rewind to catch what just happened. It's a second season that assumes you already know the world and the people in it, so it wastes zero time on recaps and jumps straight into consequences. For anyone tired of anime that apologizes for having fun while being serious, this swings the opposite direction entirely.
The second season of Wu Ying Sanqian Dao .