Knight in Shining Armor: Chinese version!. I Owe You My Life: The canon core of his devotion to Tianzi, who saved him from execution when he was a teenager. Lelouch counted on the Eunuchs betraying Xing-ke all along though. And he actually won that fight, something Suzaku never manages to do (though that was mainly because she ran out of energy). And this was immediately preceded by taking on Kallen in the Guren. He would have finished the Black Knights if the Eunuchs hadn't stabbed him in the back. Oh he didn't just give Lelouch a run for his money, his tactics forced Lelouch to retreat, Xingke flat out beat him. OTOH, he did give Lelouch a run for his money during the battle of China, and was one of the only other people smart enough to not fall for Schneizel. "As smart as Lelouch and as good a pilot as Suzaku?" Not even close. 
Informed Ability: Very smart guy and a very good pilot? Yes. But the Shenhu Knightmare frame appears in the background of the meeting of Nunnally/Zero/Schneizel and Ohgi in the Epilogue, implying his presence. If you look closely at the Ohgi/Villetta wedding picture, the Empress is there, but no Xingke. It's hinted he passed away after the Zero Requiem, but it's neither conformed nor Jossed. In the end, he doesn't die within the series, believe it or not. 
Incurable Cough of Death: Blood and all. Early-Bird Cameo: He first appears in season 1 episode 23. He always mentions only have a few more moments whenever it happens, but somehow survives till the end. Blood From the Mouth: Happens to him once in a while during battle. 
Xingke eventually becomes a key member of the Order of the Black Knights after the establishment of the United Federation of Nations and leads the first attack on Area 11, sustaining serious injuries at the hands of Bismark Waldstein. Considering the fact that he is said, and has mostly proven, to have both the strength of Suzaku and the intelligence of Lelouch, this is very likely. Now he has dedicated his life to climbing the ladder of the Chinese Military to gain enough power to overthrow the de facto rulers of the Federation, the Eunuchs, and grant the Empress her greatest wish: to see the outside world. A minor officer within the Chinese Federal Military, Li Xingke swore his loyalty and life to the young Empress Tianzi after she saved him from being executed for showing mercy to a prisoner.
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