Li Qinghou, a taxi driver, seemed ordinary at first glance, but in fact, he was a powerful cultivator of immortality. His daughter, Li Luyao, went on a matchmaking show in order to find him a partner, which triggered a series of incidents. On the show, Li Qinghou was questioned and ridiculed by others. However, his true identity and abilities were gradually revealed in various unexpected situations. Facing events such as the mysterious old lady, the Demon King Rahu, and the delivery of gold bricks, he dealt with them calmly. In the end, everyone insisted on opening the hidden door of the mysterious room in his house, which released the Demon King. At the critical moment, Li Qinghou returned and defeated the Demon King. He also revealed his daughter's true origin. Due to the exposure of his identity, he had to go to the void to fulfill his contract, leaving everyone in shock and reminiscing.
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About He Is Truly No Ordinary Man
He Is Truly No Ordinary Man is a short drama originally released on HappyShort, told in 60 bite-sized episodes. Watched in one sitting it runs roughly 2 hours — easy to finish in an evening.
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Questions about He Is Truly No Ordinary Man
How many episodes does He Is Truly No Ordinary Man have?
He Is Truly No Ordinary Man has 60 episodes. At short-drama length that's roughly 2 hours in total.
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What is He Is Truly No Ordinary Man about?
Li Qinghou, a taxi driver, seemed ordinary at first glance, but in fact, he was a powerful cultivator of immortality. His daughter, Li Luyao, went on a matchmaking show in order to find him a partner, which triggered a series of incidents. On the show, Li Qinghou was questioned and ridiculed by…
