Biodata

Feature Value
Name Ye Siyu (叶思雨)
Alias(es) Sivic Ye — a fabricated FBI identity created by the Red Queen 45.
Species/Race Human; enhanced with the Perfect T-virus Enhancer 14 22 23.
Gender Male 1.
Affiliation Plane Space Chosen One 23 24.
Occupation/Role Convenience-store owner; participant in Plane Space missions 14 25.
Rank Plane Apprentice 23 37.
Status Alive; undertaking the New Iron-Blooded Warrior mission 50.
First Appearance Chapter 1, “Awakening” 1.

Power Progression

Stage / Realm / Level Chapter Notes
Ordinary human; rebirth ability manifested 14 Entered the Terror Infinity setting without prior combat enhancements. By his 156th experience of the opening scenario, he had already died 155 times.
Plane Apprentice 21 23 Completed every mission in Terror Infinity: Resident Evil and entered Plane Space with an S-rank evaluation.
Perfect T-virus enhancement 22 23 Repeated the prize draw through rebirth until he obtained the Perfect T-virus Enhancer. His strength, speed, and stamina became at least twice their previous levels.
Beginner knowledge exchanges 24 Purchased beginner English, driving, firearms, and combat mastery for 2,000 points in total. These supplied knowledge rather than fully developed practical proficiency.
Specialized combat training 36 37 Added English Mastery, wilderness survival, and trap skills, then completed 60 simulated days of high-intensity training under twice-normal gravity. Remained a Plane Apprentice.

Recorded Attributes

The parenthetical baseline in his attribute panels is 1 for every listed attribute 23 37.

Attribute After T-virus enhancement After simulated training
Cell strength 1.5 23 2.5 37
Neural response 2 23 3.5 37
Mental power / strength 3 23 3.5 37
Recovery 1.5 23 1.5 37
Overall combat power 2 23 2.5 37

Background / History

Before entering Plane Space, Ye Siyu was an ordinary graduate who ran a small convenience store with his family’s help. He fell asleep in the store’s rest room and awoke aboard a train heading toward the Hive, without knowing how he had entered the Terror Infinity world 14 25.

His apparent composure during the opening scenario came from repetition rather than prior experience as a veteran. Death repeatedly returned him to the train, allowing him to refine his actions, discover hidden missions, and learn how to survive encounters that had previously killed him 13 14 15.

Appearance

  • Face: Youthful and ordinary-looking, described as difficult to distinguish in a crowd 1.
  • Eyes: Pitch-black and deep-set, with an unusually calm, indifferent gaze 1.
  • Hair: Black with a small number of white hairs. More hairs turn white as he undergoes rebirths 1 35 45.
  • Demeanor: His confidence and emotional detachment contrast with his youthful appearance 1.

Personality

Ye Siyu is a mild perfectionist who approaches mission worlds much as he once approached games: he wants every achievement and hidden objective. Infinite Rebirth lets him pursue that goal through repeated attempts, and completing a newly discovered mission makes the pain of those attempts feel worthwhile to him 15.

Repeated deaths gradually make him indifferent toward matters that do not directly concern him. He often stops explaining himself because he has already endured the same conversations many times. In mission worlds, this detachment coexists with reckless amusement and a willingness to disrupt the plot deliberately 16 29 39.

His decisions are frequently driven by rewards rather than compassion. He saves the Hive’s mercenaries to complete one hidden mission, then kills them to complete another. He also considers other Chosen Ones useful as bait when cooperation would interfere with his objectives 17 18 49 50.

His family remains an exception to his growing coldness. He reacts furiously to his younger brother’s injuries, personally arranges his care, and investigates Earth’s other Chosen Ones partly to prevent threats to his relatives and friends 27 30 35.

Abilities & Skills

Infinite Rebirth

Death returns Ye Siyu to an earlier point while preserving his memories. The ability’s origin, exact checkpoint rules, and ultimate limits remain unknown to him 13 22 31 35.

  • Repeated attempts: Learns enemy behavior, tests dialogue, corrects mistakes, and discovers hidden objectives across successive lives 14 15 45 49.
  • Knowledge retention: Knowledge survives rebirth even when acquired objects or later arrangements do not. Qian Youliang helps him recognize its value for accumulating information 31.
  • Changing reset points: Documented returns include the Hive-bound train, Plane Space before the prize draw, his convenience-store rest room after returning to Earth, and the city preceding his abduction in the next mission 13 22 31 38.
  • Restored condition: His vitality and spirit return to their original condition, but the accumulated experiences still leave him mentally exhausted 21.
  • Possible cost: Rebirth is accompanied by whitening hair. He does not know whether complete whitening would mean death or have any effect at all 35.
  • Unverified estimate: He estimates that the observed rate of whitening might permit roughly 100,000 rebirths; this is his speculation, not a confirmed limit 35.

Perfect T-virus Enhancement

The Perfect T-virus Enhancer strengthens his body without the side effects associated with an ordinary infection. Its principal benefit is drawing out potential, rather than merely granting an immediate physical boost 22 37.

  • Immediately improves strength, speed, and stamina to at least twice their previous levels 22.
  • Enables rapid gains during sustained, high-intensity training 37.
  • Does not explain his increased mental power with certainty; Ye Siyu suspects repeated rebirths may also contribute 23.

Firearms and Close-Quarters Combat

Ye Siyu combines purchased knowledge with practical training and remembered combat experience 24 37.

  • Uses repeated Aimed Shot bursts to destroy the Mutated Licker’s defensive limbs before killing it 21.
  • Defeats several thugs using enhanced reflexes and beginner combat knowledge, including a knee-and-elbow combination against A Hu 27.
  • Trains specifically in shooting, close combat, and fighting Iron-Blooded Warriors 37.
  • Uses Dragon’s Breath rounds to suppress an armored Iron-Blooded Warrior, then closes in with a Desert Eagle to finish it 39 40.
  • Limitations: Knowledge exchanges do not instantly make him an expert. Heavy handgun recoil still disrupts his aim, making close range important to some of his attacks 37 40 48.

Planning, Deception, and Survival

Ye Siyu uses information from previous lives to turn uncertain encounters into rehearsed operations 14 46 50.

  • Refines a false bomb threat until the mercenaries allow him to carry the stolen T-virus case and act with relative freedom 14 15.
  • Learns the secret department base’s layout and the Iron-Blooded Warriors’ attack schedule through repeated attempts 46 49 50.
  • Purchases wilderness survival and trap skills for his second mission 37.
  • Seeks official assistance when he recognizes that his jungle-focused training has not prepared him adequately for urban alien combat 42.

Red Queen Assistance

The Red Queen provides technical support through his Plane Watch; these functions are her capabilities rather than Ye Siyu’s personal hacking skills 26 29 31.

  • Communicates with him through speech or thought 29.
  • Monitors local activity, warns him about approaching police, and controls accessible computers 28 29.
  • Organizes Plane Space information and fabricates his FBI identity 31 41 45.
  • Develops the Personal Service Sprite app as a covert means of gathering information about Earth’s Chosen Ones 32 35.

Equipment / Weapons / Items

  • Plane Watch — Displays objectives, attributes, points, and mission notices. Its S-rank menu grants him a return to Earth and advance access to his next mission’s identity 3 23 25.
  • Storage Space — Initially unlocks one cubic meter for 200 points; later expands it for 500 points so that it can accommodate an Iron-Blooded Warrior’s corpse 24 41.
  • Red Queen motherboard — Retrieved from the Hive and subsequently integrated with his Plane Watch. Repeating her master recognition and integration after an Earth-side rebirth costs 11 points 21 31.
  • T-virus stock solution — Taken from the train’s hidden compartment and later sold at auction for 3,000 points 14 36.
  • Fire axe — Used during the Hive mission for intimidation, restraining fleeing companions, and fighting zombies 8 12 16.
  • MPSAA-12 automatic shotgun — Loaded with Dragon’s Breath rounds to injure Iron-Blooded Warriors and interfere with their vision 39.
  • Desert Eagle pistols and Glock 18s — Used for close-range attacks; his Glock 18s carry extended thirty-three-round magazines during the secret-base fight 40 48.
  • Barrett XM-109 — Anti-materiel sniper rifle purchased for 25 points specifically to fight Iron-Blooded Warriors 50.
  • Captured alien equipment — Collects intact equipment and microcomputers from defeated Iron-Blooded Warriors 40 49.
  • Y2K turbine-engine superbike — Obtained after a roadside confrontation and used to travel between hunting locations 50.

Relationships

  • Ye Siwen — Younger brother. Ye Siyu rescues him from Zhang Ling’s gang and visits him in hospital afterward 27 28 30.
  • Parents and younger siblings — He conceals his next mission by claiming that he is going north for work, hoping to prevent worry if he cannot return 37.
  • Red Queen — AI assistant who recognizes him as her master. He relies on her for research, surveillance, technical work, and training arrangements 29 31 36.
  • Qian Youliang — Helps him identify knowledge accumulation as a major application of rebirth. Ye Siyu also uses Qian’s novels to explore possible uses of the ability 31 35.
  • Zhang Jie — Suspicious fellow participant in the Hive scenario. Zhang Jie views him as an uncontrollable threat and considers killing him for disrupting the plot 13 16.
  • Zheng Zha and Zhan Lan — Companions during the Hive mission. They follow his zombie-clearing operation but question his motives after he kills the mercenaries 12 13 19.
  • Alice and Matt — Plot characters he sends toward the train after killing Spence and the mercenaries, leaving Alice bewildered by his contradictory actions 18 19.
  • Secret department — Attempts to recruit him under his false FBI identity. Their relationship collapses when his identity cannot be verified, prompting him to take the chief hostage and escape 45 46.
  • Other Chosen Ones — Potential bait rather than trusted partners. A previous cooperation attempt ends with a teammate using him as a shield, costing him a rebirth 49 50.

Story Role / Major Arcs

Terror Infinity: Resident Evil

Ye Siyu’s first depicted mission begins aboard the train approaching the Hive. His knowledge of previous attempts lets him retrieve Spence Parks’s hidden T-virus case and bluff the mercenaries into believing that he carries a bomb 1 3 14 15.

He discovers that keeping lagging newcomers within one hundred meters of the mercenary captain can help fulfill a side mission. His methods include chasing them with an axe; he also injures Mou Gang to stop him from fleeing 8 16.

Inside the Hive, he saves the mercenaries from the laser corridor, coerces the Red Queen into assisting him, and uses the corridor to destroy the zombie horde. Saving every mercenary unlocks “Hero of the Laser Corridor,” which must be completed before he can earn “Mercenary Killer” by killing them all 9 11 12 17 18.

Attempts to poison the Lickers instead produce a mutated opponent. Ye Siyu sends Alice and Matt away, kills the Mutated Licker with sustained rifle fire, retrieves the Red Queen’s mainboard, and completes every mission before entering Plane Space 18 19 21.

Plane Space and the Prize Draw

His first mission earns an S-rank evaluation. The initial reward of 2,014 points is explicitly corrected to 3,040 points in the following accounting explanation 21 23 24.

Ye Siyu discovers that dying during the prize draw returns him to Plane Space rather than restarting Resident Evil. He repeats the draw to obtain the Perfect T-virus Enhancer, then purchases information, storage capacity, and beginner knowledge exchanges 22 23 24.

Return to Earth

Using his S-rank privilege, Ye Siyu returns to his convenience-store rest room at 1:30 a.m. on October 15, the moment he originally fell asleep. He increasingly prioritizes points and training over operating the store 25.

After rescuing Ye Siwen, he conceals his firearm use from both the students and the police. He subsequently investigates whether other Chosen Ones have returned to Earth and commissions the Personal Service Sprite app to assist that search 27 28 29 31 32 35.

Before the next mission, he completes sixty simulated days of training, rests for ten days, and gives his family a cover story for his absence 37.

New Iron-Blooded Warrior

The second mission initially places him in a city, where an Iron-Blooded Warrior abducts him for transport to a hunting planet. Rebirth allows him to avoid the abduction and kill the alien instead 38 39 40.

The victim is the Iron-Blooded Elder’s son. His death triggers a unique five-day survival mission against Elite Iron-Blooded Warriors and shifts the hunt from the alien jungle to the city 40 49.

Ye Siyu uses a fabricated FBI identity to approach a secret anti-alien department. After repeated attempts, he learns the base’s layout, escapes its personnel, and defeats two attacking Iron-Blooded Warriors through preparation and close-range gunfire 45 46 48 49.

By his thirty-first rebirth, he has identified the hunters’ fixed attack pattern. He positions himself near another Chosen One’s home and fires twice at an approaching Iron-Blooded Warrior with his Barrett XM-109; the outcome remains unresolved at the end of the provided account 49 50.

Notable Quotes

“No, I’ve already killed you thirty-three times.” 5

“I was only saving myself.” 9

“In that case, let’s do something big.” 39

Appearances

994
Total mentions
46
Chapters appeared
21.61
Avg. per chapter