He Has Already Become an Immortal, so That Doesn't Count as Cheating?

This world is very strange. It is simply a combination of science fiction, fantasy, fantasy, and magic. The streets are full of things like cultivating immortals, magic, Gundam, and Masked Armor. People here learn Chinese in the nine-year compulsory education, not classical Chinese, classics and poems, but language, inscriptions, and talismans. Not to mention the subject-predicate-object structure of magic in foreign languages, the math of Iron Man per capita in high school, and even in minor languages. Even the game that everyone plays is actually a real projection of a different world. He has been hung up and beaten since he was a child, and he can only survive by relying on the game's default skill attributes. Fortunately, when I was eight years old, I was told by a fallen angel that my bones were amazing. I was a rare genius who cultivated immortality once in a hundred years. I ran away from home and swore to live up to the glory of being a time traveler. And is it wrong for you to ask me to play professionally with you now?