It puts a clock on a grudge, and that changes how you watch every fight. Season one was Fang Han refusing the collar, a house slave who decided he would rather beg than kneel, then cracking the mystery of supernatural power and hammering his own body into an immortal frame by sheer stubbornness. This is the follow-up that cashes that in, and the subtitle says it out loud: a ten-year appointment, a date already circled, everything before it just training montage with consequences. The 3D cultivation grind lives or dies on whether the power curve feels earned, and this one earns it because you watched him start at the absolute bottom of the ladder with nobody backing him. He walks the world alone. That was never self-pity, it was a schedule.

The second season of Yong Sheng returns to Fang Han, a former family slave who refused to live in servitude and set out into the world on his own strength. Driven by sheer stubbornness, he unravels the secrets of supernatural powers and tempers his body into an immortal one. His path through a vast fantasy realm brings him among immortal sects, demons, gods, kings and emperors, with no shortage of strange magic weapons along the way. Love, hatred, tangled grudges and the conflict between immortals and demons all shape his climb toward the very top. The ONA runs 12 episodes and blends action, drama and fantasy.