Boss board · Bloodbath
Pick the boss that ended your run, identify the first repeated failure, and open one focused practice route. This page is the directory; each named boss page owns the detailed phase or move notes.
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Pick the boss below, name the phase or attack that ended the run, then practice that one job for several attempts. Keep a familiar setup while learning so timing, spacing, and stamina mistakes do not get disguised as a gear problem.
Name the boss
Name the wipe
Practice one cue
Three-phase practice
千夜
A controlled pull turns into vanish pressure and late-phase panic.
Open the phase that ended the attempt. Learn P1, P2, and P3 as separate fights instead of changing the whole build.
Open Qianye guideSpacing and clones
田英
Phase 2 corners the camera; phase 3 adds clone and flash-stab pressure.
Preserve open space in P2, then use the focused page to separate the true threat from clone pressure in P3.
Open Tian Ying guideMove-family recognition
White Wolf Lord · 白狼主
Claw, blade, charge, and flying-knife starters blur together.
Name the opener before pressing. The focused page separates move families so one safe rhythm is not forced onto every string.
Open Bai Langzhu guideDistance discipline
Shui Daoren · 睡道人
Rocks and missiles keep resolving while the boss appears punishable.
Finish the ranged pattern before spending the opening. Use the route page to split phase-1 rhythms from phase-2 pressure.
Open Sleeping Daoist guideStamina and enders
Gongsun Daye · 公孫大爺
Kick strings drain stamina, while palm and toad branches punish early retaliation.
Learn the normal route first. Keep ranged bait, behavior loops, and corner tricks in the patch-sensitive skip section.
Open Elder Gongsun guideFull-string discipline
Little Seventeen · 小十七
Slow early attacks hide fixed follow-ups, then phase 2 punishes greed.
Finish the whole P1 string before attacking. In P2, dodge the first hit and parry only the follow-ups you can read.
Open Xiao Shiqi guideUse several learning pulls before changing weapons or Inner Ways. A new setup can hide whether the real failure was timing, spacing, or stamina.
Do not try to perfect an entire fight at once. Pick the phase, opener, projectile row, or combo ender that ended the last attempt.
Enter with the recovery items and defensive tolerance you already use. They buy observation time; they do not replace the mechanic.
Terrain, ranged-bait, pause, and behavior-loop routes can break after updates. Learn the ordinary fight before testing a labeled shortcut.
| What keeps happening | Likely problem | Next attempt |
|---|---|---|
| A red warning attack keeps landing | The game is asking for a Perfect Parry, not an ordinary guard. | Practice the impact beat on a learning pull. |
| A gold or yellow warning attack keeps landing | Treat the move as unblockable and leave its hit path. | Dodge first; do not force a parry because the previous cue was red. |
| The boss hits again after the first defense | The attack string is still active. | Delay the punish until the actual recovery, then write down the full string. |
| The same phase transition ends every pull | This is a phase-route problem, not a whole-build problem. | Open the matching boss page and practice only that phase job. |
| Stamina disappears before the dangerous ender | Panic dodges or a cornered camera removed the escape budget. | Back out earlier, preserve space, and stop attacking during the setup string. |
| A cheese route no longer works | The shortcut may depend on old AI, terrain, or timing behavior. | Return to the normal route and check the shortcut label before retrying it. |
Red warning
Gold / yellow warning
Boss Qi exhausted
If the problem is the warning color, combo string, Qi break, or Execute window rather than a named boss, use the universal guide.
Boss Mechanics GuideOpen the boss that ended the pull, then start with the exact phase or mechanic named on its card. This page is the chooser; the focused page owns the detailed fight notes.
No. Keep a familiar setup for several learning pulls so you can identify whether the failure is a cue, string, spacing, stamina, or phase problem. Change the build only after the repeated failure is clear.
Red asks for a Perfect Parry. Gold or yellow asks for a dodge. The Boss Mechanics Guide owns the full warning-color and Qi-break explanation.
Treat them as patch-sensitive. A route that depends on terrain, AI behavior, pausing, or ranged bait should remain labeled until it is retested on the current Global client.
The aliases help players match older videos and the author's original Chinese guides to the current fight. They are discovery aids, not proof that every historical move name or timing still matches Global.