The Daily Life of the Immortal King

Wang Ling is a prodigy who climbs through cultivation stages at a pace that outstrips most people and has left him almost untouchable. From a very young age he has moved up a new realm every two years, a pattern that makes his power feel out of control. But when he becomes sixteen the real test shifts from battles and miracles to the ordinary chaos of high school life. Quiet days of study and snacks quickly give way to a string of unforeseen challenges that pull him away from any notion of a simple, low key future. The series blends supernatural humor with schoolroom antics and shows that even the most extraordinary talents can collide with everyday adolescence. Meanwhile, his talent draws attention from teachers and rivals who misinterpret his quiet generosity as arrogance.

Produced in 2020 as an animated series created by Xuan Ku, the show adapts the popular web novel by the same author. Its brisk visuals and fast paced humor translate the fantasy premise into accessible entertainment that audiences can enjoy.

The show has not been listed with major international awards. It has earned praise from fans for its inventive premise and animation, but there are no widely reported nominations or wins attributed to the series.

Online communities also feed the conversation with show specific memes and fan art, helping to sustain interest between seasons. The blend of humor and fantasy in this title mirrors a wider push for Chinese animation to mix genre elements, broadening its audience internationally. It has sparked discussions about tone.

Audiences have responded positively, with an 8.3 out of 10 rating from 685 votes. The show balances power and identity with coming of age themes, exploring how a supreme talent copes with ordinary school pressures, friendships, and growing up in a world where miracles are the norm, a reliable pull.