The Daily Life of the Immortal King (Chinese: 仙王的日常生活) has continued to charm fans with its blend of overpowered teenage drama, supernatural battles, and hilarious slice-of-life moments. As viewers await more from the stoic and ridiculously OP protagonist Wang Ling, here’s everything we know about Season 5.

The Daily Life of The Immortal King Release Date and Time

As of now, there is no official release date confirmed for Season 5. However, a teaser trailer has already been dropped, which has the fandom buzzing. Based on production timelines and past release patterns, it is widely expected to premiere in the second half of 2025, likely around June or July. Until an official announcement is made, fans will have to keep their eyes peeled.

Where to Watch Season 5 of The Daily Life of The Immortal King

Seasons 1 to 4 are available on popular streaming platforms like Bilibili and Crunchyroll. Once Season 5 is released, it’s expected to follow suit and be available on these platforms with both Chinese audio and subtitles in various languages. Whether you prefer watching it in its native tongue or with English subtitles, you’ll have options.

The Daily Life of The Immortal King Season 1 to 4: A Brief Recap

Season 1 kicks things off with a seemingly ordinary high schooler, Wang Ling, who is anything but average—he’s an immortal being with god-like powers. To live a peaceful life, he tries to hide his strength while navigating high school drama, spirit beasts, and cultivation duels. Unfortunately (and hilariously), his overpowered abilities tend to leak out at the worst moments—like sneezing someone into another dimension. By the end of the season, he accidentally rewrites reality just to avoid confessing his feelings to Sun Rong, his tsundere classmate.

Season 2 brings more chaos as Wang Ling faces elite cultivators, demon attacks, and a cultivation tournament that spirals into a multiverse mess. Despite trying to suppress his powers, he keeps getting pulled into interdimensional crises. Meanwhile, Sun Rong becomes more aware of Wang Ling’s secret strength—and her feelings for him deepen, though our boy still has the emotional range of a steamed bun.

Season 3 raises the threat level as the School Alliance and the Shadow Stream organization clash, dragging Wang Ling’s friends into danger. A mysterious mirror world and emotional duplicates of the main cast emerge, giving us some great introspection and action. Wang Ling is forced to step up again to fix reality (literally), proving that with great power… comes absolutely zero chill.

Season 4 dives into cosmic territory. We meet gods, immortals, and a few enemies who might actually rival Wang Ling’s power… well, almost. He even briefly loses control of his emotions—yes, his emotions!—which threatens to destroy the world. Again. There’s a growing focus on his internal struggle: the boy who can destroy universes just wants a normal school life… and maybe a girlfriend, if the apocalypse can wait.

Each season escalates both the stakes and the absurd comedy, giving fans a perfect mix of overpowered fun, school romance, and world-ending gags.

What to Expect from The Daily Life of The Immortal King Season 5

The Daily Life of The Immortal King Season 5 Trailer

Although a full trailer hasn’t been released yet, the teaser gives a glimpse of what’s to come—new character designs, flashbacks, and what looks like a looming interdimensional crisis. Fan theories are already running wild, especially regarding Wang Nuan and how her appearance might shake up the already unbalanced power scale.

Stay tuned for more updates as the studio reveals official announcements. In the meantime, it’s a good excuse to rewatch previous seasons—or just admire how Wang Ling can end a demon invasion and still worry about his grades.