The so-called Human Immortal Tribulation is a tribulation that is tempered by the human heart.
Therefore, it is necessary to first introduce the Human Immortal Tribulation.
Sealing away past memories and experiencing ordinary life are among the more commonly used methods.
It can help True Immortal more easily trigger the Human Immortal Tribulation.
As for what exactly the subsequent Human Immortal Tribulation will bring, no one knows.
Only recent graduates can understand this.
Falling Firmament never expected that Lu Li would trigger the Human Immortal Tribulation in just two lifetimes.
The Tribulation of Human Immortal Tribulation was exceptionally fierce, even it was very worried.
And they can't help at all.
All they could do was watch Lu Li's consciousness, in a dazed state, triggered the Human Immortal Tribulation and began to face it...
"Beep! Beep! Beep!"
The monotonous, mechanical sounds echoed incessantly in my ears.
Lu Sheng, or rather Lu Li, slowly opened his eyes.
A look of confusion flashed in his eyes.
The glaring incandescent light made him squint instinctively.
My nasal cavity was filled with the pungent smell of disinfectant.
His vision gradually cleared.
A white ceiling appeared before my eyes.
There was also an IV drip hanging by the bedside, and next to it, an electrocardiogram monitor that kept making noise.
"Son... son, you're awake!"
A woman's voice, trembling with sobs, shattered the tranquility of the ward.
Liu Xiulan rushed to the bedside and gripped Lu Li's arm tightly with both hands.
Tears streamed down her face.
Lu Dahai, standing at the foot of the bed, had red eyes.
His rough, large hands kept wiping the corners of his eyes.
Standing beside him was a young woman, his sister Lu Yao, who was covering her mouth, both crying and laughing.
Lu Li stared at the familiar yet unfamiliar scene before him, still somewhat disoriented.
But they quickly realized what was happening.
"It's Human Immortal Tribulation!"
"I really did trigger Human Immortal Tribulation in the Falling Firmament World!"
"I should be going through my own Human Immortal Tribulation right now."
Startled, Lu Li was slightly taken aback.
This Human Immortal Tribulation truly lives up to its name.
Everything around me felt so real.
The wrinkles on his parents' faces, the stray hairs at his sister's temples, and even the warm touch of Liu Xiulan gripping his arm, left him with no room for doubt.
More importantly, this calamity actually manifested directly in the reality of Blue Star.
This felt incredibly real to Lu Li.
If he hadn't known he was undergoing the Human Immortal Tribulation, even he probably wouldn't have believed it.
I tried to mobilize the Immortal Power within my body.
Lu Li discovered that his Dantian was completely empty.
Not even a trace of Immortal Power could be sensed.
Right now, he seems to be nothing more than a weak mortal.
"That's a brilliant tactic."
"The severity of this calamity should not be underestimated."
Lu Li sighed inwardly.
The ward door was suddenly pushed open.
Several doctors in white coats walked in quickly.
The attending physician, who was walking at the front, was carrying a flashlight.
I lifted Lu Li's eyelids and looked at myself.
He looked at the data next to him, his face filled with disbelief.
"What a miracle!"
"The patient's vital signs are rapidly recovering."
Ten years ago, he was hit in the chin by a heavy piece of ancient jade in Panjiayuan, resulting in a severe concussion and a vegetative state.
"We thought he would never wake up again, but he actually did."
"Thank you, doctor! Thank you, doctor!"
Lu Dahai held the doctor's hand and bowed repeatedly with great emotion.
Lu Yao also stepped forward, wiping away her tears as she spoke.
"Brother, you've been asleep for ten years, you're finally awake."
Listening to the doctor's words, Lu Li silently processed this information.
Panjiayuan Ancient Jade Ten Years Ago
This setup is perfectly logical.
His experience of finding the fish-shaped jade pendant on Blue Star was twisted into an accident.
If he hadn't clearly remembered the Imprisoned Dragon Realm and the Great Desolation Immortal Realm...
I remember the Supreme Unity Infinite Realm after the Nine Realms were united.
Remembering Emperor Lord Ji Wan's threat, he might actually believe this story.
Seeing the joy on his family's faces, Lu Li didn't expose them.
I simply cooperated with the doctor and completed a series of tedious examinations.
Meanwhile, they were constantly searching for an opportunity to break the calamity.
Two months later, time flew by.
Lu Li completed the discharge procedures.
I went back to that familiar old neighborhood with my parents.
Most of the paint on the walls of the stairwell has peeled off.
The steps were covered with a thick layer of dust.
Pushing open the somewhat rusty security door, the narrow living room was filled with clutter.
Everything was exactly the same as the Blue Star I remembered.
Lu Li sat on the old fabric sofa.
I could hear Liu Xiulan chopping vegetables in the kitchen.
Watching Lu Dahai hunched over pruning potted plants on the balcony, I felt an indescribable heaviness in my heart.
During those two months, he learned about his family's current situation.
To cover the costs of his ten-year treatment as a person in a vegetative state, his family not only spent all their savings but also incurred a large debt.
Lu Dahai took early retirement and went to work odd jobs on construction sites.
Liu Xiulan goes to the market every day to help people kill fish.
As for her younger sister, Lu Yao, she got married a few years ago, and now her child is in kindergarten. To help pay off the family's debts, she and her husband are living a very frugal life.
At dinner, there were only two plates of green vegetables and a bowl of stewed tofu with hardly any meat on the table.
"Son, eat more. You've just been discharged from the hospital; you need to replenish your energy."
Liu Xiulan placed the few pieces of meat she had into Lu Li's bowl.
Lu Li looked at the meat in the bowl, his throat feeling a little tight.
He knew this was an illusion created by the Tribulation of Human Immortal Tribulation.
But the parents' exhaustion and the family's difficulties weighed heavily on his heart.
He can't just sit there doing nothing anymore.
Since the tribulation is forcing him to experience the life of an ordinary person, then he will live it well, even if it is an illusion.
The next day, Lu Li began looking for a job.
Ten years of social disconnect, coupled with a lack of any marketable work experience, caused him to encounter setbacks at every turn.
When he went to apply for a job, the HR saw that his resume had a ten-year gap in his career and immediately rejected him.
When he went to the factory to look for work, they complained that he was too weak after recovering from a serious illness.
Finally, through the introduction of Lu Yao's husband, he got a job as a warehouse registration clerk at a logistics company.
I get up at six o'clock every morning and squeeze onto the crowded subway to go to work in the suburbs.
I counted the goods, entered the data, and moved some light items. I didn't get off work until 8 p. m.
He earned 4,500 yuan a month, keeping 500 yuan for living expenses and giving the rest to Liu Xiulan to pay off her debts.
Days passed by.
One year, two years, three years.
The daily grind of cooking, the routine of work, and the endless debts were like a dull knife, slowly smoothing out Lu Li's rough edges.
He began to feel disoriented.
Late at night after get off work, lying in his cramped bedroom, staring at the dim ceiling light, memories of his cultivation journey would involuntarily surface in his mind.
The battles in the Imprisoned Dragon Realm, the inheritance of the Great Desolation Immortal Realm, the vastness of the Nine Realms when they were united, and the strange light of the Falling Firmament Jade Pendant.
Those images were once incredibly clear, but now they seem to be viewed through a thick layer of frosted glass, becoming increasingly blurry.
He couldn't even remember what Lu Changming and Dong Qing looked like.
This change prompted Lu Li to ask a question.
"Could it be... that I really didn't time travel?"