Sword of Coming

In the sprawling worlds of Chinese animation, a hero's own strength is only part of the story. Often, the true measure of power lies not in the protagonist's fist, but in the formidable allies standing behind him. These connections form an invisible shield and an unstoppable spear, turning seemingly ordinary youths into figures who can defy heavens and rewrite destinies. From ancient deities to peerless mentors, these backers are the ultimate cheat code, ensuring that when the hero calls, even gods must step aside. This exploration dives into the stories of five characters whose support systems are nothing short of legendary. 1. Lin Qiye's Divine Network Lin Qiye (林七夜), the protagonist of Slay the Gods (斩神之凡尘神域), operates with a safety net woven from the fabric of multiple mythologies. His connections read like a cosmic who's who. His younger brother is the formidable Erlang Shen (二郎神), Yang Jian (杨戬). His mother is the primordial Nyx, the Greek Goddess of Night. The legendary wizard Merlin acts as both his teacher and friend. His closest comrade-in-arms is revealed to be the Lingbao Tianzun (灵宝天尊), a supreme Daoist deity. His network extends further. He shares deep bonds with the Victorious Fighting Buddha, Sun Wukong…