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Read Bai Lijin Among Mortals (Renjian Bailijin) online, the long-running Chinese yuri manhua about an immortal sent to live among mortals and the women whose apartments become her unexpected home.
Bai Lijin Among Mortals (Chinese title Renjian Bailijin) is one of the longest-running Chinese yuri manhua available in English. The premise is in the title twice over, an immortal named Bai Lijin sent to live among mortals, and the circle of women whose apartments, hot pot dinners, and eight-character fortune charts become her unexpected home. Across 261 vertical-scroll chapters and more than 8,300 pages, the series mixes cultivation fantasy with contemporary Chinese slice-of-life in a way few GL manhua attempt. English search for the title sits at roughly 320 monthly with steady twelve-month volume, the kind of long-tail evergreen demand a patient classic earns.

Bai Lijin Among Mortals
261 chapters · 8,377 pages
What is Bai Lijin Among Mortals?
Bai Lijin Among Mortals is a Chinese yuri manhua, full-color, vertical-scroll webtoon format, rated suggestive. The series runs 261 translated chapters and more than 8,300 vertical-scroll pages, mirrored to English on Yurivan. Bai Lijin, the title character, is an immortal sent to live among mortals, and the cast of women who fold her into their lives carries the long, patient arc of the series.
Tonally, Bai Lijin Among Mortals sits in a corner of Chinese yuri manhua that very few series commit to. Most GL manhua chooses a lane, contemporary slice-of-life, or pure xianxia fantasy. Bai Lijin runs both on the same pages. The cultivation training, the celestial politics, the flower-fairy selections all sit next to apartment kitchens, late-night phone calls, and the kind of friend group dynamics that make the contemporary parts feel earned. The contrast is what the series is for.
Story Overview
The opening chapters establish Bai Lijin's arrival in the mortal world. The early panels move between celestial backgrounds (pagodas above clouds, moonlight on hanfu sleeves) and contemporary parks where mortals stumble across a pink-haired girl asleep on a bench. The series uses the visual contrast as its primary register from page one.
By the middle chapters Bai Lijin has settled, more or less, into the mortal apartment that anchors most of the slice-of-life material. Qiqi, called 'jiejie' in the recurring kinship language, becomes a central presence. Lin Muxi joins the circle. The eight-character fortune chart shows up in chapter after chapter as Bai Lijin's celestial habits keep colliding with contemporary Chinese friend-group dynamics. Cultivation training does not prepare anyone for late-night confessions over hot pot.
By the back half of the run, the cast has widened and the romantic threads have clarified. The series gives itself room to sit with feelings rather than rushing them, which is how a 261-chapter manhua earns its length. The cultivation thread keeps reasserting itself, the celestial politics that sent Bai Lijin to the mortal world have a habit of catching up.
Main Characters
- Bai Lijin: The title character. An immortal sent to live among mortals, pink-haired, soft-rendered, the audience's celestial entry point into a contemporary Chinese friend group. Her chapters carry both the cultivation lore and the slow accumulation of mortal attachments.
- Qiqi: The brown-haired mortal whose apartment becomes Bai Lijin's home. Called 'jiejie' in the recurring Chinese kinship language. Her chapters carry the warmth of the series, the contemporary slice-of-life rhythm is hers as much as anyone's.
- Lin Muxi: Another woman in the circle, blonde, a recurring presence whose own story threads weave through the long run. The cast widens through her.
- Supporting cast: Celestial figures, mortal friends, an extended cast that fills out both the fantasy and the contemporary registers. The series uses its supporting cast as connective tissue rather than as filler.
Cultivation Fantasy Meets Modern Slice-of-Life
Most Chinese yuri manhua keeps cultivation and contemporary settings in separate series. Bai Lijin Among Mortals does the opposite. The cultivation visuals (pagodas above clouds, immortal silks, eight-character fortune charts) sit next to contemporary apartments, smartphones, hot pot dinners, and friend group group chats. The bleed between the two registers is the series's structural argument, that Bai Lijin's celestial history and her mortal attachments shape each other rather than running in parallel.
If you have ever wished a Chinese GL manhua would commit to xianxia without leaving the modern world behind, this is the series that does it.
Art Style & Format
The art is full-color Chinese webtoon, with one of the more confident hair palettes in long-form yuri manhua. Bai Lijin's pink, Qiqi's brown, Lin Muxi's blonde all read cleanly across every page. Backgrounds shift between cultivation interiors (pagodas, immortal courts, moonlit night skies) and contemporary apartments, parks, and hot pot restaurants. The series uses chapter-cover splash pages effectively, dressing the cast in lingerie, hanfu, and contemporary outfits across the run.
Format-wise, Bai Lijin Among Mortals is a vertical-scroll Chinese manhua. Yurivan's continuous reader stitches all 261 chapters into one scroll so the genre-mixing reads as one long argument rather than a series of register switches.
Why It's a Standout
- Scope: 261 chapters of Chinese yuri manhua is rare. The demand for long-form GL with room to actually develop the relationships outpaces the supply of complete runs.
- Genre blend: Cultivation fantasy and modern slice-of-life on the same pages, not alternating. Few Chinese GL manhua commit to both, and the contrast gives the series its visual and emotional shape.
- Hair palette: Pink, brown, blonde, the visual identification of the central cast is one of the series's quiet flexes, and it pays off across hundreds of chapters.
- Patient pacing: The series earns its length by sitting with conversations and moments instead of compressing them. The 261-chapter mirror reads like a long, careful argument that a slow yuri can carry.
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Bai Lijin Among Mortals
261 chapters · 8,377 pages
Content Warnings
Bai Lijin Among Mortals is suggestive rather than explicit. The series contains cultivation imagery including celestial settings and immortal politics, references to Chinese folk-religious practices such as the eight-character fortune chart, contemporary friend-group conflicts, intimate emotional moments that the series treats with patience rather than escalation, and the kind of slow-burn romance that takes the long way home. Readers looking for explicit female-female sexual content should look elsewhere, this one earns its rating through accumulated care.
All romantic scenes feature adult women in a contemporary Chinese setting (with cultivation interludes).
Is Bai Lijin Among Mortals Finished?
The English archive currently mirrored on Yurivan covers 261 translated chapters totaling more than 8,300 pages. The source release is still ongoing, and we will add additional chapters as new English translations land.
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