Cosmology

The Daily Life of Immortal King focuses on many chapters on a cosmology. The alternate dimensions, cultivation, realm and then various levels of existence in which the prior level appears as fiction to the former. We will begin by explaining the cosmology of the verse and based on that rank the characters.

Introduction
The Daily Life of Immortal King verse doesn't use the term of Multiverse, Omniverse, etc. So the term of universe will always be thrown alot around in the work this means the universe world could also possibly used by the author to mean the entire Multiverse, Omniverse, etc. They use all kinds of terms and some can mean different than others on certain case. Such as countless, infinite, boundless. Sometimes countless can also mean infinite while infinite and boundless using is most likely always used rightly. Aside from boundless, every Universe has difference story, laws, times, aura, vindictiveness, horsepower (power level), immortality, energy/substances, etc. Which is basically means it contains every concept that exists including omnipotence but on a different level, so universe two can have an Omnipotent God that's stronger than Universe 1 or Universe 10 have immortality all types while Universe 9 only certain types of immortality. This might also means that every universe can upgrade itself by it's own just like the case where earth cultivators peak cultivation realm is only limited True Immortal but since earth on certain universe is upgraded, earth cultivators can now aim for higher realms of cultivation. "The Daily Life of Immortal King" use nearly all kind of cosmology such as Transduality, Yin-Yang, Xianxia, Buddhism and Taoism, combining it together and compressing it into 10 universe this is why it looks like a small verse, just like Umineko but in actuality it's actually a really complex one that disguises itself as a small fry. We can see the existence in the novel regarding references Chinese Mythology, European Mythology, Greek Mythology, Lovecraftian Mythology. But the one that can truly represents "The Daily Life of Immortal King" cosmology would be Ten Worlds (Buddhism) in which is known as at least a tier 1-A construct or even High 1-A.

1. Chinese Concepts
The Three Realms (三界 sānjiè) – the universe is divided into the Heaven Realm and the Earth Realm, with the Mortal Realm in between. The term is ultimately derived from the Three Realms of Hinduism & Buddhism, but these novels use it to refer to…


 * The Heavens (天 tiān) – where the Jade Emperor rules at the head of the Celestial Court. Thought to be divided into 9 layers, hence the “Nine Heavens” (九天) which are occasionally mentioned in these novels. Characters in several novels rebel against the Heavens to change their fate or to seek vengeance for perceived wrongs. Immortal cultivation is often (though not always) said to go against the Will of Heaven.
 * The Mortal Realm (人界 rénjiè) (人间 rénjiān) – also called the human world. The setting of most of these novels, although some later branch out to explore the other realms.
 * The Earth (地 dì) – contains the Underworld (地狱 dìyù) in its depths. The Underworld is also commonly called the Netherworld (冥界 míngjiè) or the Yellow Springs (黄泉 huángquán).

1.0 Cultivation
The Daily life of Immortal King verse use Chinese mythology and Xianxia cultivation tier. According to Xianxia Novels, cultivations means ascending to godhood and higher tiers of power level nor dimensionality. So, the cosmology automatically upgrades. Becauses Xianxia Cultivation power level is equal to cosmology itself due to the sheer opness compared to the magic in anime nor magic in other types of fantasy series, for example lord of the rings.

Cultivation (修炼 xiūliàn) (修真 xiūzhēn) (修仙 xiūxiān) – the process of improving health, increasing longevity, and growing powerful. This is accomplished by cultivatingQi and training in martial & mystical arts. In many of these novels, the ultimate goal of cultivation is to become an Immortal or attain godhood.

Cultivation Method (功法 gōngfǎ) (心法 xīnfǎ) – a mystical art or collection of techniques which cultivators practice in order to cultivate. Related: Qigong (气功)

Cultivation Base (修为 xiūwéi) – the amount and capacity of refined Qi possessed by a cultivator.

1.1 Realm division
Realm: Foundation Establishment, Jindan, Nascent Soul, Transforming Spirit, Loose Immortal, True Immortal , True Venerable, Immortal Venerable, Immortal Saint, Dao Immortal , Dao Venerable, Dao God, Dao Ancestor, Human Ancestor , Earth Ancestor, Heavenly Ancestor, Ancestor King , Zuxian.

1.1.1 First Step

 * Qi Condensation: 1st Level, 2nd Level, 3rd Level, 4th Level, 5st Level, 6st Level, 7st Level, 8st Level, 9st Level, 10st Level, 11st Level, 12st Level, 13st Level.


 * Foundation Establishment: 1st Dao, 2nd Dao, 3rd Dao, 4th Dao, 5th Dao - 1000th Dao - 5000th Dao - 10000th Dao - 20000th Dao - 30000th Dao.
 * Core Formation
 * Nascent Soul
 * Spirit Severing
 * Dao Seeking

1.1.2 Second Step

 * True Immortal: 10th Stage, Great Circle, Immortal Emperor, Allheaven Immortal, Allheaven Dao Immortal.
 * Ancient Realm
 * Early
 * Mid
 * Late
 * Peak

1.1.3 Third Step

 * Dao Realm
 * 1-Essences: Beginning-Ending Essence
 * 2-Essences: Real-Unreal Essence
 * 3-Essences: Present-Ancient Essence
 * 4-Essences: Self Essence
 * 5-Essences: Inside-Outside Essence
 * 6-Essences: Life-Death Essence
 * 7-Essences: Karmic Essence
 * 8-Essences: Body-Mind Essence
 * 9-Essences: Heaven-Sealing Essence

1.1.4 Fourth Step

 * DaoSource Realm
 * Ancestor Realm

1.1.5 Beyond Ancestor Realm

 * Unknown Realms
 * Foreign God Realm

1.2 Dao
What is Dao? Dao is the way, Cultivation is the practice of absorbing spiritual energy, that is present throughout heaven and earth, through special breathing exercises. The act allows one to shed the limits of the mortal. Dao, (Chinese: “way,” “road,” “path,” “course,” “speech,” or “method”) Wade-Giles romanization tao, the fundamental concept of Chinese philosophy.

Dao (道 dào) – the origin and source of all things. It can be translated in many different ways, including The Way / Road / Path / Method. According to Daoism, it is the absolute principle underlying the universe, combining within itself the principles of Yin and Yang and signifying the way, or code of behavior, that is in harmony with the natural order. In these novels, characters often try to gain insights into the Dao, which can give them supernatural powers or even control over the natural world.

Dao in every Xianxia is more or less the same and what's the difference is only the cultivation realms names or how many there is. Even if there's 100 types of realms for cultivation level that doesn't always mean they are op. But usually, some cultivation realm name is set on a certain level such as Dao Immortal, Dao Ancestor, Heavenly Immortal. These 3 nearly always appears on many Xianxia Novels/fiction works. And when we scale them, they are at least Low 1-A.

1.3 Qi Condensation
Qi – the vital energy which exists in all things. The cultivation of Qi is a major theme in Wuxia, Xianxia & Xuanhuan novels.


 * Qi is sometimes written as “Ki” or “Chi”. It can be translated in many different ways, including Breath / Vital Breath / Pneuma / Vital Energy / Spiritual Energy. (etc…)
 * Spiritual Energy of Heaven and Earth (天地之气 tiāndì zhī qì) – the natural energy of the world.

1.4 Yin And Yang
Yin & Yang (阴阳 yīnyáng) – the duality present in all aspects of the universe. For instance: Yin is Female / Soft / Death / Dark / the Moon, while Yang is Male / Hard / Life / Light / the Sun – the comparisons are endless. Yin & Yang describe how opposite or contrary forces are actually complementary, interconnected, and interdependent in the natural world, and how they mutually give rise to each other.

1.5 Cultivator
Cultivator – a person who trains in martial & mystical arts, generally in order to become powerful and increase their longevity. Meditation and the cultivation of Qi are common practices among cultivators.

1.6 Immortals
Immortals (仙 xiān) – beings who ascended to Immortality through Daoist cultivation practices. They have magical powers, can fly freely through the air, and have a close connection to the Dao and the natural world. There are several types of Daoist Immortals, such as the Celestial Immortals (天仙) and Earth Immortals (地仙).

1.7 Transduality
In term of Transduality, it is either equal if not superior to Acasuality. Acasuality is more like outside the system and independent. While Transduality is like still apart of the system but IS the entire system that governs everything but also transcending the whole system at the same time.

How Transduality hax works? It's pretty simple. An immortal cultivator can cut a glass filled with water into half and the water for both the already destroyed half glass and the intact one still stays there, floating as if it's not following the principles of the system, laws or basic logic in said universe. You can also imagine inserting primordials qi powers to a paper or even your hand and cuts an entire castle, mountain, sea, planet into half, pieces, atoms, dna, etc.

Termology
In progress

1. Hierarchy Layers
The Multiverse layers of hierarchy would be divided like this with almost all of them is a 1-A construct itself.

1. Earth Domain: At least 1-B (Pre-Upgrade/Pre-Evolution), 1-A construct

2. Demon Domain: 1-A construct

3. God’s Domain: 1-A construct

4. Shinto Star Domain: 1-A construct

5. Dragon Race Domain: 1-A construct

6. Eternals Domain: 1-A construct, possibly 1-A+ (The Eternals are basically the first generation of immortals, so their own laws (Dao) would be already on heavenly grade)

7. Ancenstral Domain (Possible name, Created by Peng Xiren): 1-A+ construct

8. Supreme Domain: 1-A+ construct

9. Ancient Sacred Race Domain (Newly Introduced): Unknown tiered construct, at least High 1-A. (The Ancient Sacred Race is a combination of many races including Outer Gods, Eternals, Dragons, Protos/Angels. Led by a God Realm named Juan, he is Angel of God which is a reference to the Angelic entity that represents God in the Old Testament of the Bible.)

10. Outer Gods Domain: High 1-A construct. (A direct reference to Lovecraftian Mythos, the leading figures of the Outer Gods are Tomb God, Sotos the Omniscient and Shaye Niguth the Dark Mother Goddess.

11. Wang Ling Domain (Unknown): Unknown, possibly 1-S/tier 0 (boundless) construct. (Wang Ling doesn't stops on this single domain, he will always expands himself into higher realm even to the point of transcending realms that transcends the infinite multiverse itself such as the Outer Gods Domain.