Crossing the Lightning Tribulation, Slaying the Inner Demon

As time passed, after twenty-seven lightning tribulations had descended, there was still no sign of them stopping.

At that moment, Bai Ze discovered that the thunderclouds in the sky were expanding once more! The massive cloud mass was like a monster constantly swelling, growing larger and more ferocious with every passing moment.

Within those dense clouds, the already incomparably violent Lightning Power seemed to have been provoked, roaring with even greater fury.

Blinding bolts of lightning tore through the heavens, illuminating the entire world as bright as day; deafening thunder erupted one after another, as though it would rip the world into pieces.

It was clear from this that what Bai Ze was experiencing was not the Three-Nine Lightning Tribulation, but at least the Six-Nine Lightning Tribulation—perhaps even the Nine-Nine Lightning Tribulation.

After all, the greater a tribulator's talent, the more immense the lightning tribulation they would face.

Seeing this, Bai Ze's expression became incomparably resolute. He said in a deep voice, "Then come. Let me see just how many times you can strike me."

"Sword Art: Nine Heavens!!!"

"Boom!!!"

"Boom!!!"

"Boom!!!"

Faced with increasingly powerful Lightning Power, each strike stronger than the last—

As the lightning tribulations continued to descend, shattering them was also a form of tempering for his own strength.

As the saying went, the stronger the lightning tribulation one endured, the greater one's talent. After being tempered more times, the strength gained after a breakthrough would be even more formidable.

The thirtieth lightning tribulation... the fortieth lightning tribulation... the fiftieth lightning tribulation...

As time passed, bolts of tribulation lightning crashed down madly. In the blink of an eye, fifty-four lightning tribulations had passed, and the fifty-fifth followed on their heels.

Clearly, what Bai Ze was enduring was the most terrifying Nine-Nine Lightning Tribulation. Since ancient times,