The World of Loose Immortals

The protagonist, Ding Yan, was a cultivator in the midst of tribulation when a sudden catastrophe struck him dead—only for his soul to unexpectedly cross into another world and possess a borrowed body. Upon waking, he must confront a series of lingering wishes left by the body's original owner: to care for his young sister Fang Yuyao, to take revenge on his enemies, and, after transcending the mortal plane, to return to the secular world and visit his family. At the same time, a more fundamental problem lies before him: the cultivation system he knew from his past life is utterly unworkable here, and he must grope his way toward a new path of cultivation suited to this heaven and earth.

Accompanied and guided by mentors and friends such as Lu Renxing, master of Lotus Valley, Ding Yan weathers heavenly tribulations, factional strife, and ancient secrets. From a newly arrived otherworldly soul, he gradually grows into a figure who reshapes the very structure of the World of Wandering Immortals. Told from Ding Yan's perspective, the novel delivers both the hard-edged mechanics of cultivation and advancement and the warmth of sect fellowship, sibling devotion, and the weighing of family against country—ultimately pointing toward the remaking of the rules and the very order of the World of Wandering Immortals.