Which ‘Perfect World’ Character Are You?
In the mystic realms of "Wanmei Shijie" or "Perfect World", power dynamics shift and evolve as clans and villages spar for dominance. At the heart of this intricate dance of power lies Shi Hao, a child of destiny betrayed by kin and left to the whims of fate. But even in the humble environs of his foster village, with its rich tapestry of ancient secrets, a hero's journey awaits. With the blessings of his village and the aid of its guardian spirit, Shi Hao embarks on an epic quest, battling formidable creatures and confronting formidable clans. As the tale unfurls, immerse yourself in the rich lore of "Perfect World" and discover: Which character resonates with your spirit? Scroll down and click on the Start button to find out!
About “Perfect World” in a few words:
“Wanmei Shijie” or “Perfect World” is an enthralling anime series that delves into the life of Shi Hao, a young prodigy destined for greatness. Set against the backdrop of a world filled with magic, power struggles, and legendary creatures, Shi Hao’s journey is one of self-discovery, resilience, and the pursuit of destiny. With every challenge he faces, he comes one step closer to becoming a legend that will forever be etched in the annals of this mystical world.
Meet the characters from Perfect World
Yun Xi
Yun Xi is this quietly intense presence who somehow anchors every scene without shouting — you just feel them. They’re composed, observant, and annoyingly good at reading people, but also forgets to eat sometimes (seriously, don’t let them skip lunch). There’s a soft, almost secretive kindness underneath all the calm, and they surprise you with sudden, very dramatic gestures once in a while. Also, they collect tiny porcelain teacups for reasons no one can explain, including Yun Xi.
Qing Yi (Yue Chan)
Qing Yi (Yue Chan) is a walking contradiction in the best way: playful, razor-sharp, and emotionally complicated, like a trickster with a heart. They’ll crack a joke one moment and drop something unexpectedly sincere the next — total mood swings but in a charming, chaotic way. Fiercely loyal, delightfully messy with personal space (papers everywhere), and utterly fearless when someone they care about is threatened. Oh and apparently they love sweets but will refuse a candy for dramatic effect, because yes, of course they would.
Shi Yi
Shi Yi gives off very structured, very precise vibes — the kind of person who plans for the plan — but secretly has a drawer full of mismatched socks and terrible poetry. Stoic on the surface, strategic in decisions, and ridiculously dependable when it matters, even if they act like they don’t care. They have a dry wit that sneaks up on you and a backstory that always makes you want to apologize immediately (for reasons). Also, they’re inexplicably afraid of fireworks and will claim it’s “professional” but everyone knows better.
Huo Linger
Huo Linger is absolute fire — impulsive, loud, fiercely protective, and somehow impossible to ignore. They charge into trouble with a grin and then spend three days apologizing, which is both endearing and exhausting for everyone involved. Underneath all the heat, there’s a really soft spot (for stray animals, old songs, and people who haven’t learned to stand up for themselves yet). Ridiculously contradictory detail: hates birds in theory but keeps a weird collection of feathers tucked in a sketchbook.
Shi Hao
Shi Hao is one of those calming, steady types who makes sense of other people’s chaos, often with an exasperated smile. Smart, reliable, a planner of plans, but also the kind of person who will suddenly drop everything to help someone at 3 a.m. Has a habit of carrying two watches for reasons they’ll never properly explain (time is important? sentimental? who knows). Even when they’re being practical, there’s a warm, slightly goofy charm that sneaks out — like someone who quotes philosophy and then knocks over their tea.