Earth Immortal

Biodata

Feature	Details
Name	Earth Immortal (地仙)
Alias(es)	Chang Sheng Earth Immortal; Earth Immortal Dao Fruit
Occupation/Role	Immortal cultivation realm attained through the Earth Immortal Dao Fruit
Status	Possesses Chang Sheng (eternal longevity) and is ordinarily undying, though catastrophic damage to the Dao Fruit or foundation can still cause death or reincarnation 497 554
First Appearance	188

Power Progression

Stage / Realm / Level	Chapter	Notes
Dust Aversion Realm	578	First Earth Immortal realm. The cultivator opens and stabilizes a Blessed Land, turning mortal land into Immortal Soil and beginning to nourish heaven and earth.
Immortal Fate / Immortal Source Realm	579	A stabilized Blessed Land connects to void chaos, develops into a small world, and nurtures cultivators known as “Immortal Fate.”
Establishing Dao Realm	613	Third realm of Earth Immortal cultivation; no further mechanics are documented.
Soaring Sky Realm	613	Fourth realm of Earth Immortal cultivation; no further mechanics are documented.

Attainment

Earth Immortals are cultivators who have passed through the Longevity Mist, obtained the Earth Immortal Dao Fruit, and escaped ordinary lifespan limits and reincarnation. Magical power alone is insufficient; attainment requires comprehension of the Great Dao as well as a balanced foundation of essence, qi, and spirit 572 657.

Path	Method	Consequence
Orthodox attainment	Break through the Longevity Mist and Chang Sheng Immortal Sect through personal cultivation and Dao comprehension.	The most difficult but freest and most promising path. The cultivator gains the Dao Fruit before creating a Blessed Land 579 657.
Earth Immortal-derived Blessed Land	Attain the Dao independently, then open a Blessed Land through one’s own power.	Considered the superior path: the Earth Immortal is not bound to an inherited land and can continue expanding their Dao 517 610.
Blessed Land Creation path	Develop a dojo into the embryonic form of a Blessed Land, then use it to support the breakthrough.	More reliable than independent attainment, but the Earth Immortal becomes closely tied to the land and its condition 572 573.
Refining an inherited Blessed Land	Refine another cultivator’s Blessed Land as one’s own foundation.	The easiest route, but highly restrictive; future Dao advancement is severely limited and the cultivator shares the Blessed Land’s fate 517 579.

Blessed Lands and Chang Sheng

An Earth Immortal Dao Fruit allows its holder to create a Blessed Land: a cultivation domain that remains independent from the outside while still depending on heaven and earth. A sect possessing an Earth Immortal True Monarch and a Blessed Land can endure for extraordinarily long periods 207.

Unlike pre-immortal cultivators, who primarily take spiritual energy, medicines, and resources from the world, Earth Immortals strengthen heaven and earth by expanding and nourishing their Blessed Lands. This reciprocal relationship is presented as the basis of their Chang Sheng 578.

Immortal Fate and False Immortals

At the Immortal Fate realm, a Blessed Land becomes a self-sustaining small world connected to void chaos. Its inhabitants can cultivate from the Postnatal stage through True Immortal, contributing fortune and growth to the Blessed Land 579 658.

Cultivators who attain an Earth Immortal-like status within another Earth Immortal’s Blessed Land are called Fake Immortals, Little Saints, or Blessed Land Earth Immortals. They may be formidable inside that domain, but their power declines sharply outside it and can be revoked by the Blessed Land’s master 579.

Attributes

Immortality and Reconstruction

Earth Immortals possess both a powerful divine soul and an incorporeal Dao Fruit. If either survives a calamity, they can gather immortal spiritual energy and rebuild their body, making even newly ascended Earth Immortals extremely difficult to kill 497.

• Earth Immortals are described as immortal and indestructible so long as heaven and earth endure 331.
• Severe damage to the Dao Fruit, divine soul, or cultivation foundation can still end an Earth Immortal’s life or send them into reincarnation 497 554.
• Differences between Earth Immortals are immense; cultivation stage, Dao attainment, Divine Powers, and Immortal Artifacts can create overwhelming disparities even within the same realm 483 613.

Blessed Land Authority

Within their own Blessed Lands, Earth Immortals can shape cultivation environments, draw upon the land’s laws, and use the world’s inhabitants to accelerate its growth 578 579.

• A mature Blessed Land can absorb void chaos and transform it into origin power, Spirit Qi, and Immortal Qi 657 658.
• The master of a Blessed Land can confer opportunities for Dao validation and divine positions upon its inhabitants 658.
• Lu Qingfeng’s independently opened Blessed Land was three thousand li wide, possessed stable space-time, and was already near the peak of Dust Aversion upon its creation 657 658.

Combat Power

The gap between a Great Vehicle True Immortal and an Earth Immortal is described as unimaginable to mortals. Even exceptionally equipped True Immortals must treat Earth Immortals with caution 483.

• Fully refined Immortal Artifacts can allow a True Immortal to temporarily contend with an Earth Immortal, as Ao Jun did with the Wind Fire Bracelet 488.
• Great Divine Powers can compensate for some artifact disadvantages; Lu Qingfeng used multiple Divine Powers in succession to kill Yao Sihai and Zhao Muchun before they could retaliate 581.
• Earth Immortals avoid exposing valuable artifacts to the Five Colors Divine Light, which can forcibly seize Immortal Artifacts even from them 488 492.

Known Earth Immortals

• Lu Qingfeng — Attained the Earth Immortal Dao Fruit through the orthodox path after eighteen lifetimes and more than 120,000 years of cultivation; entered the Dust Aversion Realm and opened the Green Bamboo Blessed Land 657 658.
• Ao Le — Completed nine reincarnation trials, formed an Earth Immortal Dao Fruit, and gained an indestructible Earth Immortal body through Lu Qingfeng’s ritual 498.
• Tie Yu Daoist / Iron Feather Daoist — Pursued the Blessed Land Creation path through Dragon Tiger Peak; Lu Qingfeng’s Yellow Court Great Law enabled him to glimpse the gateway to Earth Immortality 572 573.
• Lin Ye — Successfully proved the Dao and became a Chang Sheng Earth Immortal after a breakthrough guided and supported by Lu Qingfeng 624.
• Saint Scorpion Daoist — A Fake Immortal whose power and Dao chains were connected to Yao Sihai’s Peach Blossom Blessed Land 579.
• Great Sage, Victorious Battle — A powerful Earth Immortal whose casual attacks exposed the vast difference between True Immortals and upper-tier Earth Immortals 490.
• Shang River Old Ancestor — An ancient Dragon Clan Earth Immortal who concealed much of his strength before effortlessly suppressing Great Sage, Victorious Battle 492.

Notable Events

• The struggle over the Dragon Transformation Pool drew multiple Earth Immortals into open conflict, including the Three Dragon Ancestors, One Origin Founding Ancestor, Golden Light Founding Ancestor, and Great Sage, Victorious Battle 488 492.
• Lu Qingfeng’s curse targeted the divine souls and Dao Fruits of Fighting Battle Heavenly King, One Origin Founding Ancestor, and Golden Light Founding Ancestor; he ultimately killed all three at the cost of his own lifespan 497 498.
• Lu Qingfeng later ambushed and killed Earth Immortals Yao Sihai and Zhao Muchun, refining their souls and immortal bodies to strengthen his Chang Sheng Dharma Realm and cultivation 581.
• Lin Ye’s attainment of Earth Immortality attracted the righteous Earth Immortals of the Four Saints Immortal Territory, where fewer than ten Earth Immortals were known even when righteous, heretical, and demonic paths were combined 623 624.

Notable Quotes

“Earth Immortals benefit the world. The world bestows Chang Sheng.” 578

“Possessing only magical power without cultivating the Great Dao—in the end, it will all be for naught.” 572