Wiki & Encyclopedia: Immortality: I Can Upgrade Everything

A transmigrated young man who accidentally attained immortality. He lives in poverty and possesses the strange, supernatural ability to communicate with all inanimate objects, which he views as his subordinates.

A local bully in the village who uses his status to wreak havoc on others' crops with his cattle.

A local woman who interacted with Xu Ning previously, leaving a lasting, somewhat negative impression.

A local woman who attempted to reject Xu Ning's persistent, obsessive behaviors in a dramatic fashion.

A sentient agricultural tool that can speak, think, and desires upgrades to reach a higher level of durability.

A sentient, rusty kitchen utensil that longs to chop things and complains about its poor living conditions.

The sentient structure where Xu Ning lives, which complains about its lack of mobility.

An honest, hardworking village farmer and father to Mei Miaomiao. He tolerates Xu Ning's presence with restrained reluctance.

The mother of Mei Miaomiao. She frequently mocks Xu Ning for his poverty but habitually provides him with meals.

A sentient vessel used by Xu Ning to transport fertilizer. It is capable of speech and expresses physical strain when full.

Crops cultivated by Xu Ning that have gained sentience, speech, and the ability to level up through the application of manure.

A sentient cooking vessel that believes it is superior to humans and possesses a pragmatic, somewhat predatory personality. It constantly urges Xu Ning to feed it other metal implements to facilitate its evolution to a higher grade.

Magical tree seedlings capable of speech and rapid, supernatural growth when provided with specific fertilizers.

The sentient bed beneath Xu Ning, which complains about the physical pressure when he lies down to sleep.

A beautiful female cultivator who noticed the anomalous, high-quality corn in Tanyun Village. She believes there is a treasure hidden there and has taken up residence in Xu Ning's old, now-vacant hut.

An elderly man in his sixties residing in Tianxiang Village. He is a retired individual with an imposing aura, now serving as the village chief, and he has taken Xu Ning in to care for him in his final years.

A sentient, newly acquired agricultural tool capable of speech. It is eager for iron upgrades to increase its effectiveness.

A sentient cooking utensil that is envious of other tools receiving upgrades and frequently demands iron for its own advancement.

A local villager who lives in a tile-roofed house and manages livestock, serving as a contact for Zhao Datou and Xu Ning.

A sentient cow who expresses maternal affection and concern for its calf. It can communicate with Xu Ning.

A young, sentient calf purchased by Xu Ning. It is naive, energetic, and capable of communication with humans.

The daughter of Lin Er, who shows sentimental attachment to the calf known as Tie Dan.

A calf owned by Lin Er that is used by Xu Ning as a pack animal to carry goods to market.

A young man who demonstrates high-quality fire-attribute spiritual roots during the sect's talent testing session.

An immortal cultivator from the Flowing Cloud Sect who possesses the power to execute individuals remotely via a flying sword. He tests villagers for spiritual roots and uses intimidation tactics to establish authority.

A villager in Tianxiang Village whose child was killed by the cultivator Hu Chen's sword for failing to undergo spiritual testing. He blames the village chief for his loss and demands compensation.

The wife of Lin Laosan who encourages her husband to resort to violence and murder to seize Xu Ning and Zhao Datou's land.

A powerful and influential figure residing in Mengxi City, belonging to a prominent family; he is the primary target of Zhao Datou's vendetta.

A street administrator in Mengxi City responsible for market order and collecting registration fees from stall owners.

A mysterious young woman who disguises herself as a man. She appears to be of high status, suspected of belonging to the Su family, the primary target of Zhao Datou's vendetta. She attempts to follow Xu Ning persistently.

The corrupt officer in charge of the city gates. He accepts bribes from Xu Ning and willingly detains individuals at his request for the potential of further profit.

A sentient object given to Xu Ning by Gu Haonan. It feeds on fire and has been upgraded by Xu Ning to a Mortal-Grade, Mid-Tier artifact.

Formerly known as Su Nan, the young woman of the influential Su family. She has identified Xu Ning as a talented cook and is attempting to recruit him to work for the Su household. She reveals her true identity when pressuring Xu Ning.

A subordinate leader among a group of bandits raiding the village. He is opportunistic and greedy, quickly coveting the artifacts Xu Ning wields.

A deceased family member of Zhao Datou, whose wrongful death was the catalyst for his vendetta against the Su family.

A deceased family member of Zhao Datou, whose wrongful death was the catalyst for his vendetta against the Su family.

The middle-aged head of the declining Bai family in Baiyi Village. He is financially desperate and is selling family assets to sustain his household.

A powerful cyan eagle and former chick rescued by Xu Ning. It possesses sentient speech capabilities and has been cultivated to the Mortal-Grade, Mid-Tier.

A young woman who travels with her grandfather, hoping to find a cure for his chronic, life-threatening poison-induced ailment.

The ailing grandfather of Meng Lingzhu, suffering from a persistent, incurable poison.

A former child prodigy of his home village who failed to pass the highest imperial examinations despite decades of attempts. He now runs a private school and serves as a mentor to Xu Ning.

A young nobleman dressed in extravagant attire traveling in a luxurious carriage. He maintains a polite and dignified demeanor, showing recognition of Xu Ning's scholarly reputation.

A bandit leader subordinate to the White Wind Stronghold who leads an ambush against travelers, displaying a cruel and opportunistic nature.

A beautiful princess accompanying the Fifth Prince on his journey to the capital. While initially skeptical of scholars, she is deeply moved and inspired by Xu Ning's realistic analysis of the empire's political and economic decline.

The reigning monarch of the Great Xuan Dynasty. He is currently bedridden with illness, prompting his sons to converge on the capital.

Two animal companions of Xu Ning who have reached the Mortal-Grade Legendary rank, gained the ability to shapeshift, and possess accelerated cultivation speed.

The eldest prince and successor to the throne of the Great Xuan Dynasty following the death of Emperor Xuan.

A prince of the Great Xuan Dynasty who was stationed at the border and later recalled to the capital.

A renowned and highly experienced general serving the Great Xuan Dynasty, known for his distinguished service and military achievements. He is tasked by the Emperor with suppressing the Fifth Prince's rebellion.