Li Wan Yu
Biography
The Defense and Founding of Ling Tian City
Li Wan Yu serves Li Xiao Xue with formal respect, announcing visitors and responding quickly when summoned. Her duties extend beyond household attendance: Li Xiao Xue trusts her to carry an especially important message to Gu Qing Han in person, where Wan Yu’s serious manner secures a private meeting that an ordinary communication call would not convey. (Chapters 515, 517, 572)
The Moon God Palace and the Shura’s Return
When Li Xiao Xue urgently needs transport to Su Hang, Wan Yu prepares the family’s Dassault Falcon at its private Beijing airport. She has trained to fly since childhood, but yields the aircraft and its activation code after learning that the passengers include people with a powerful Isrock infection. Her quick compliance enables their departure while limiting her own exposure. (Chapters 708–709)
Appearance and personality
Li Wan Yu is a young woman characterized more by bearing than physical detail. She is proper, discreet, deferential to Li Xiao Xue, and accustomed to obeying urgent orders without unnecessary questions. Surprise can unsettle her briefly, but it does not prevent her from acting quickly or responsibly. (Chapters 515, 517, 708–709)
Abilities and powers
Wan Yu has no supernatural or virtual combat ability established in the corpus. Her professional skills include secure courier work, household coordination, and piloting a private jet, a competency treated as compulsory preparation for someone who has served Li Xiao Xue since childhood. (Chapters 572, 708–709)
Relationships
- Li Xiao Xue is the mistress Wan Yu has followed since childhood; she trusts Wan Yu with private visitors, sensitive messages, and emergency aviation. (Chapters 515–517, 572, 708–709)
- Gu Qing Han grants Wan Yu a meeting because the message comes from Li Xiao Xue and is evidently important. (Chapter 572)
Items
Wan Yu prepares and can fly the Li family’s Dassault Falcon 2000, but the aircraft belongs to the family rather than being her personal signature possession. No separate item article is assigned to it. (Chapter 709)