不朽者
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Original Name:不朽者Gender:NeutralScope:Novel-specificStatus:ActiveSource:AIOccurrences:338Chapters:55
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Name Immortal (不朽者)
Classification Immortal Dao cultivator
Affiliation Immortal Domain; Other Realm
Occupation/Role High-level cultivator and battlefield combatant
Status Cultivation realm above the Human Dao Domain and below the Immortal King realm 112 115
First Appearance Chapter 1

Position in the Cultivation Hierarchy

Rank Position and known characteristics
Supreme / Extreme Dao Supreme A Human Dao Domain cultivator; even powerful Supremes remain below the Immortal Dao. 112 113
Immortal A being who has entered the Immortal Dao. Immortals can overpower Supremes through immortal laws, though multiple Immortals may still be threatened by powerful formations or artifacts. 112 113
Quasi-Immortal King A transitional level approaching the Immortal King realm. 39 112
Immortal King A “king among immortals” and the ceiling of combat strength in the Myriad Worlds; only another Immortal King can directly oppose one. 115

Realm Characteristics

  • Immortals are fundamentally distinct from cultivators of the Human Dao Domain; a Supreme cannot fully wield even an immortal artifact’s power. 112
  • Their immortal laws can manifest as overwhelming attacks capable of crushing lower-realm opponents. 112
  • Immortals are not invincible: Meng Tianzheng’s First Killing Array killed two Other Realm Immortals, though it could not stop their advance permanently. 112
  • The Nine Heavens and Ten Lands’ incomplete laws make the attainment of a True Immortal Dao Fruit exceptionally difficult, limiting even outstanding native cultivators. 59
  • The Immortal Domain possesses Immortals and Immortal Kings, whereas Zhao Xiao states that the Nine Heavens and Ten Lands can no longer naturally achieve immortality. 23 24

Immortals in the Other Realm War

The Other Realm deployed more than a hundred Supremes and numerous Immortals against Imperial Pass. Their forces broke through the Heavenly Abyss with Imperial Edicts and overwhelmed the defenders despite resistance from the Nine Heavens and Ten Lands. 111 112

  • Other Realm Immortals — Led assaults across the Heavenly Abyss and regarded the defenders’ Supremes as beneath them. 111 112
  • Meng Tianzheng — Wounded nine Immortals in a single engagement and later used the First Killing Array to kill two. 112 113
  • Xu Mingxuan — Led Supremes against the invading Immortals but was outmatched by their immortal laws. 112
  • Old Supreme of the Wei Family — Activated the Immortal-Suppressing Stele to hinder the Immortals, dying after the artifact and the Immortal King Shroud were destroyed. 112

Relation to Immortal Kings

Immortals stand far beneath Immortal Kings. An Immortal King’s unrestrained aura can shatter a universe, while a single strike can destroy worlds within the Nine Heavens and Ten Lands. 105 115

  • Immortal Kings can destroy or refine vast realms, trace the River of Time, and survive the destruction of their bodies and primordial spirits. 42 115
  • The difference between Immortals and Immortal Kings is emphasized during the Imperial Pass war: the arrival of An Lan and Yu Tuo immediately plunged the defenders into despair. 113 114
  • In the Other Realm, many Immortal Kings gained their power through the dark Quasi-Immortal Emperor-level Origin Ancient Artifact rather than through the gradual path followed by Immortal Domain kings. 108