Thunder rumbled throughout the area as the Heavenly Tribulation descended. The girl's expression remained unchanged as she faced it calmly.
Not far from her, another figure was also undergoing tribulation.
Because this was a semi-subjective perspective, Tan Lin naturally knew that this was most likely himself in one of his past lifetimes, likewise resisting the Heavenly Tribulation within the lake.
As the young man and young woman underwent tribulation, they gazed at each other from afar. The young man's eyes were like an ancient well, utterly still, while the girl seemed to carry a faint but unavoidable competitive spirit toward him.
Yet if one looked from afar by the lakeshore, the two in this scene would surely complement one another, like a pair of golden boy and jade maiden.
It was also because this was his own semi-subjective perspective that, aside from the hazy and blurred images caused by things like tribulation qi, Dao patterns, and Dao resonance at such particular moments, Tan Lin still did not know what he had looked like in those past lives.
Subconsciously, he felt that his appearance had seemed rather different in every lifetime, yet he had no way to verify it.
Other than his lifetime on Azure Water Star, where comparing his reflection in mirrors had allowed him to notice subtle differences between his current self and himself at the same age back then.
Was this a necessary concealment before reincarnation, or was there some other reason?
Or perhaps his past selves had never figured out the reason in the end either?
As the memory fragment revived and he experienced it firsthand, Tan Lin's thoughts surged. Near the end, the tribulation qi and Dao patterns in the scene finally dispersed.
The image became somewhat clearer then. He could see that the girl's figure