Tale of Immortal: Five Blooms | Yin Er Story Quest Walkthrough

Storyline (Yin Er / “Five Blooms” quest — focus on the good ending)

Quest start / entry point

• This walkthrough is centered on progressing Yin Er’s quest using the good-ending path, played with a male character.
• Many players get stuck early. The guide’s core advice is to begin by going to Fallen Valley / “Fallen W” and triggering Yin Er’s appearance there.

Yin Er’s nature and the Fallen Valley connection

• Yin Er is revealed to be a wooden puppet.
• Her story is strongly tied to Fallen Valley—you’ll repeatedly travel there and interact with her whenever she appears again on the map.

Quest pacing / waiting mechanic

• After completing one stage, Yin Er’s next stage becomes available after a real-time delay (roughly 2–3 months).
• The guide emphasizes there’s no need to rush:
  • Whenever you see the quest hint again (or her residence “shines again”), return and continue.

Key recurring events and revelations

• The quest gradually uncovers deeper context about Yin Er’s creator and why she’s being controlled/modified.
• Events can feel “out of sync” (upper area vs. another region), suggesting timeline overlap and confusing causality across the quest chain.

Human/puppet conflict

• Yin Er becomes increasingly humanlike and emotion-driven, which triggers fear from her handlers/creator.
• A pivotal moment involves Yin Er being reborn/returned to a threat/control state, forcing the player into a confrontation.

Major confrontation: “Three Principles”

• Yin Er is ultimately controlled through the “three principles”:
  • Absolute obedience (she struggles to resist)
  • Weaken / will to keep control (so the creator can manage the puppet)
  • Ban for power (prevents her from becoming too strong)

Battle presentation and mechanics

• The walkthrough treats the fight like a normal NPC/enemy-style battle, including:
  • Yin Er can create phantom effects.
  • She uses a strong shield (HP appears as shield first).
  • Players may need to adjust combat tools/moves to damage the shield effectively.

Resolution and partnership

• After the battle and follow-up steps:
  • The player can obtain Yin Er’s heart and install it into an origin box.
  • Yin Er can then appear again, and the questline progresses toward her being able to be a partner (staying together).
• By returning to the right locations over time, you obtain final additional context about her past and her relationship to the creator/“upper room.”

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Gameplay highlights & key strategies / tips mentioned

Preparation before entering Fallen Valley

• If playing “chaos,” the guide recommends getting Golden Core first, because Fallen Valley is harder without that preparation.

Material farming / “star pirate” benefits

• A recurring item reward (referred to as star pirate / sty pirate, likely a translation issue) is valuable because it:
  • Helps reduce the difficulty/time spent farming Fallen Valley runs.
• The guide also notes players often struggled to farm an Imperial sword—with the obtained items, it becomes easier.

Crystals and repeated interactions

• After the first Fallen Valley run, open the crystals / complete the run to prompt Yin Er’s subsequent appearance and rewards.

Combat: “Phantom dance” skill

• “Phantom dance” is described as a replacement for “Lion’s Ro Fist.”
• Key mechanic:
  • Her shadow explosion can deal about 70% of damage, and may feel like a major damage boost visually and functionally.
• Tradeoffs/limitations:
  • There are many other strong skills, so Lion’s Ro Fist may not be optimal overall (example alternative mentioned: Heel Breaker).
  • Explosions/projectiles may not all hit the same target depending on positioning—fighting at the right distance matters.

Boss positioning and defense handling (“upper real / one room above” moment)

• The controlled Yin Er may fight from a higher vertical position (noted as “one room above”).
• She converts much of her survivability into a shield bar, so the player should:
  • Use the right damage tools/moves to attack above her shield defenses.
  • Expect a longer fight, since phantom/shield mechanics delay real HP damage.

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Sources / gamers featured (mentioned at the end)

• No specific gamer names or external sources are mentioned in the subtitles beyond the game title and “thank you for watching.”