Immortal Dad
Jerald Jenkins left Earth a teenager and returns six centuries later to find his descendants poor an...
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Genres: Vampire/Blood.
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Jerald Jenkins left Earth a teenager and returns six centuries later to find his descendants poor an...
Jerald Jenkins left Earth a teenager and returns six centuries later to find his descendants poor an...
Jerald Jenkins left Earth a teenager and returns six centuries later to find his descendants poor an...
Watch all 80 episodes of Immortal Dad on KalosTV.
Genres: Vampire/Blood.
Watch Immortal Dad Free.
★★★★★4.5·10 reviews
Avery_Coffee
★★★★☆·4 months ago
Immortal Dad has a few strong production choices that lift the story.
NoahNotes
★★★★★·4 months ago
Even when Immortal Dad gets intense, the performances keep it grounded.
Nora_Drama
★★★★★·7 months ago
Immortal Dad has a few performances that feel sharper than expected.
OwenOpinion
★★★☆☆·7 months ago
Immortal Dad has a decent hook and some average stretches.
Nora_Binge
★★★★☆·7 months ago
The episode endings in Immortal Dad are edited to keep you moving.
ZoeBinge
★★★★☆·6 months ago
The pacing in Immortal Dad is tight, sometimes almost too tight.
Nora_Screen
★★★★★·6 months ago
There is a look in Immortal Dad that explains more than the dialogue.
HudsonHype
★★★★★·6 months ago
Immortal Dad gives its cast room to make the story feel alive.
Lena_Reacts
★★★★★·5 months ago
The cast makes the conflict in Immortal Dad feel personal.
JamieDrama
★★★★★·5 months ago
The lead reaction shots in Immortal Dad are honestly the best part.

Cast as a fool in a carefully staged world of immortals, Nathaniel Quinn stumbles through lies designed to strip him of his legacy. But behind the illusion, something stirs—fragments of truth, echoes of power, and a fate far greater than they intended. The show was fake—but the awakening is real...

The Maximum Warlord, Maximus Mason, retired to sell fish after his wife's tragic death. Fifteen years later, his daughter Teresa Mason is abducted. He fights his way across the land, destroying human-trafficking forces led by Vincent Scott and Austin Hunter, then settles the Southern Region's clan disputes, rescues his daughter, exposes the conspiracy, and returns to a peaceful life.

While chasing a lost sheep, villager Li Shuai trespasses into an abandoned mansion. There hangs an oil painting of a bride in crimson robes — so vivid it seems to bleed. Believing it valuable, he takes it home. The moment his Third Uncle sees it, he faints in convulsions. That night, Li Shuai and his wife begin sharing the same nightmare: the painted bride steps out of the frame, sitting at their bedside, watching them with hollow eyes. Death follows. Three chickens are ripped apart at dawn. Their guard dog howls madly each night they dream — only to be found dead with its neck twisted backward. Terrified, Li Shuai returns the painting to the ruins. But as thunder cracks that evening, a crimson shadow materializes on their window. ""Look!"" his wife shrieks. The window bursts open with supernatural force. The painting slams onto the floor — the shadow was its reflection. His wife faints. Third Uncle arrives, whispering: ""She’s claimed you. Marry the dead bride... or perish."" Panicked, Li Shuai finds dozens of identical paintings hidden in walls. A groom’s funeral robe hangs in their wardrobe. He burns everything. That midnight, as he tends his feverish wife, a woman in dripping red silk glides into their room. Blinded by rage, Li Shuai charges outside — but finds only moonlit silence. When he returns, his wife lies dressed in the bridal gown, its sleeves stained with fresh chicken blood. The truth unravels: Third Uncle and Aunt orchestrated every horror. The ""priceless"" painting was trash they’d discarded. The nightmares? Hallucinogens in their dinner. The shadow? A puppet on fishing line. The gown? Slipped on while Li Shuai chased empty darkness. All to steal their land — using the dead as a weapon.

Eighteen years ago, Evelyn Lynn ordered the extraction of all of Zoe Lynn’s RH-negative blood to save her grandson, Ben Lynn's life. Abandoned in the middle of nowhere by the butler, Zoe was left to await her death. However, she was discovered by Mark Dunn, a janitor with the same blood type, who found her and gave her a new name, Grace Dunn. Fast forward to the present day, Helen Reed emerges as the new leader of Lynn Group.

Valerie works as a human punching bag to save her critically ill son Finn. Her husband Silas, a heart surgeon, repeatedly gives their savings to his feigning-ill childhood friend Lily. Finn dies waiting for surgery, and Valerie perishes from brutal fights. Learning Lily’s scam, Silas kills her and commits suicide, freeing Valerie’s soul.

On her wedding day, Serafina’s clan is slaughtered and her Dawn Scepter stolen. Saved by the Underworld Lord, she marries him, only to discover she’s a vessel for his dead wife. Betrayed three times, she survives heavenly lightning, awakens as the Goddess of Fate, and claims her freedom—no man, no throne, just her own unbreakable light.

Ye Yutang and Su Zijin were childhood sweethearts, engaged for twelve years. When the tyrant emperor called for a palace selection, Su tore up their betrothal on the spot to shield his delicate cousin. He tricked Ye Yutang into wearing purple—the color the emperor supposedly hated—hoping she would be rejected and forced to become his concubine. Heartbroken, she wore the purple robe. The emperor chose her immediately. Before entering the palace, she saw Su Zijin embrace his bride. When she was kidnapped, he saved the other woman without hesitation. The last thread of her love snapped. But the tyrant was gentle only with her. He recreated her childhood room inside the palace. He protected her from jealous consorts and a scheming empress. He executed those who harmed her. Slowly, she let down her guard. Love grew. She bore his child. He named their son crown prince and made her the highest consort, ruler of the harem. The empress and the cousin joined forces, using a deadly blood curse to poison Ye Yutang and trigger a premature birth. She was at death’s door. The emperor refused to let her go alone. He shared the curse’s torment. He forced the empress to take her own life. The poison was lifted. Then the truth emerged: as a boy, he had been rescued by a little girl in purple. He had searched for her for years. His hatred of purple was a lie—meant to kill impostors. The cousin’s schemes collapsed. She had given birth to a foreigner’s child. The emperor bound her to Su Zijin for life, then sent her to a military brothel. Su Zijin, consumed by regret, volunteered to guard the border forever. In the end, Xiao Huaiying abolished the harem. He crowned Ye Yutang his empress—and only wife. Their love story became a legend: a tyrant turned devoted husband, a betrayed girl who found true love, and a purple robe that changed everything.

The abandoned prison hides evil deities. A youth without martial arts becomes a jailer and is curried favor with. The empress strays in, mistaking him for an immortal, proposes marriage but is thwarted by prisoners...

Elena Walker spent five years in prison for her husband's murder — except he wasn't dead. Framed by the man she loved, abandoned by the daughter she nearly died to save, and hunted by a mother-in-law who wants her silenced for good, Elena emerges from the wreckage with one thing left: the truth on her phone and nothing left to lose.

Nan Zhixia was fortunate that she could save her seriously ill son Zhou with the umbilical cord blood. She was about to share this news with Fu Jingxing, but before she could say anything, Fu Jingxing told her that her kidney matched with his true love, and forced her to donate it with no mercy

Mandy Ginger grew up in an orphanage, but after being reunited with her family, she fell victim to the schemes of her adoptive sister, Natalie, and was wrongfully killed. Reborn, Mandy no longer relied on family. Using knowledge from her past life, she seized opportunities in the antique market and ventured into business.

As the Monster Age arrived and special abilities awakened, what awaited humanity was the end of the world. At the brink of the apocalypse, Frank Channing was sent back in time to the second year of the Monster Age. There, he awakened the Infinite Devouring System, allowing him to gain growth points by hunting the monsters. Along with it came a mysterious serpent-shaped mark on his arm. It could transform him into a powerful serpentine creature capable of wielding the very forces of the monster—seemingly tied to the secrets of the Blood Moon. From the system, Frank learned that he carried the mission of saving the world.
