Origin
China
Pan Guanglin's sister and Kenshiro Kasumi's girlfriend (and later, wife). She first met Kenshirō after he was badly beaten and she nursed him back to health. She also appears to be some sort of Christian. Her adopted father promised her to Mang Kuangyun as payment. However, Yùlíng was already in love with Kenshiro, and a jealous Kuángyún erased her memory and left her with a nomadic warlord in Northern China (Hebei). She became the horse bandit leader Lǐ Xiùbǎo (traditional Chinese: 李秀寶; Wade-Giles: Li Hsiu-Pao; Japanese: 李秀宝; rōmaji: Ri Shūhō), fighting small guerilla battles against the Imperial Japanese Army, gaining a sense of hatred against the Japanese. She also learned some Praying Mantis martial arts. Yùlíng eventually regains her memories in Shanghai after meeting Kenshiro again and marries him soon after. After a failed assassination attempts leaves Guānglín crippled, she succeeds her brother as leader of the Qing Bang.
Fist of the Blue Sky
A mysterious man known as "the King of Death" roams the streets of pre-war Shanghai in this action-packed prequel to Fist of the North Star. Shanghai in the 1930s is a dangerous place. Foreign governments and Chinese factions have carved the city into different quarters, each with its own laws and government, and all rife with corruption. As the major powers vie for political control, the streets are left to local gangs. Life is cheap, and death is always near. In days past, one man walked these mean streets battling the forces of evil. He was known only as Yan Wang, "the King of Death." Few knew who he really was, but many knew that he was a master of Hokuto Shinken - Fist of the North Star - a lethal martial art. He disappeared years ago after dispatching the city's worst gangsters, and is now rumored to be in Japan. Various people have come to Japan in search of him, but who will find him first?
