
Immortal Lord's Retirement Life in Another World
仙尊的异世界养老生活
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 254k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- European Fantasy
- Audience
- Male
- Updated
- 3mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Stats
101Chapters
3Reads
5.8Score
3.4kReads · all time

仙尊的异世界养老生活
The biggest problem is the strength of the protagonist. When I first watched it, I felt that it would overwhelm the protagonist's strength, but I didn't expect it to be so ridiculous. The protagonist's cultivation level (I didn't watch it later, so I don't know if there are specific realm divisions, but the Immortal Lord is probably at the ceiling level in the original world). At this level, I won't talk about pure physical training, just the improvement of the realm. The physical strength he brings allows him to fight many low-level people without relying on mana. Then the protagonist arrives in another world, is seriously injured, and has little mana left (≈none). Then he needs to mobilize mana to fight an ordinary Warcraft. No man, an injury is an injury. Now that he has recovered enough to walk and move, how can he still fight a Warcraft? You were injured and you turned the power of Immortal Lord's physical body back into the physical power of practicing Qi, right?
What a weak immortal. His physique is actually linked to his energy. It's understandable that he can't restore his immortal power across worlds, but it's outrageous if he loses his physique. But he can rub a space ring with his animal bone hand, offended another sect and let him go. It feels like the protagonist's life in the last world was too smooth [laughs]