Renegade Immortal Season 1 Episode 118: Laughs, Sweet Returns, and a Mysterious New Face

If you’re deep into Wang Lin’s chaotic cultivation journey, Episode 118 of Renegade Immortal (Xian Ni) is here to hit all the right notes—comedy, heart, and a little head-scratching confusion—packed into its tight 25-minute runtime from BUILD DREAM studio. As an ongoing series that launched in 2023, it’s clear the team is still finding ways to keep the story fresh, and this episode is no exception. Let’s break down why fans are talking (and laughing) about it.

First up: the dynamic duo we didn’t know we needed back. Shangguan Mo and Xu Liguo are finally reunited, and their banter is pure gold. Fans on MyAnimeList are gushing about their combo—Shangguan’s over-the-top flattery and Xu’s deadpan reactions had everyone rolling. One comment even called their scenes “comedy gold,” and honestly? We can’t argue. It’s the kind of lighthearted fun that cuts through the intense cultivation battles and makes the episode feel balanced, not just nonstop action.

Then there’s Li Muwan (Wan-er)—the long-lost favorite who’s finally getting her moment. Fans have been missing her presence for ages, so seeing her share sweet, quiet scenes with Wang Lin was a highlight. Comments like “Wang Lin and Li Muwan’s interactions are so sweet” sum up the vibe here; these moments add a soft touch to Wang’s otherwise gritty journey, and it’s nice to see the anime giving her the screen time she deserves.

But wait—who is Wen Kuang? That’s the question on every novel fan’s mind. Multiple viewers pointed out that this character doesn’t exist in Er Gen’s original story. Is he an anime-original addition? Maybe! Some think the battle involving Wen Kuang is a filler arc, but even so, it’s fun to see new faces shake things up. Though if you’re a purist who sticks strictly to the novel, this might leave you a little confused (we’ve all been there).

When it comes to animation, things are looking up. One fan noted “slightly better CG and animation” compared to previous episodes—small win, but a win nonetheless. The fights? Well, they’re not mind-blowing, but what makes them work is Wang Lin being his usual overpowered self. As one comment put it: “It’s Wang Lin overpowering his opponents that makes the fighting interesting.” Fair point—there’s something satisfying about watching him dominate without breaking a sweat.

And let’s not forget the subs: BonoboSubs did an amazing job with the English translation. They stayed true to the original webnovel while making sure it’s easy for English-speaking fans to follow. No more squinting at confusing lines—this episode is accessible and enjoyable for everyone, whether you’re a die-hard fan or a casual viewer.

Overall, Episode 118 is a solid addition to the series. It has laughs, heart, and a few surprises (even if some are confusing). Whether you’re here for the comedy, the sweet moments, or just to watch Wang Lin kick butt, this episode delivers. We can’t wait to see what happens next—will Wen Kuang stick around? Will we get more Wan-er scenes? Only time will tell. Until then, keep binging!

P.S. If you’re curious about the “Battle of Gods” movie mentioned in some comments, it’s set after Episode 62—definitely check it out if you want more Renegade Immortal content!

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