In this world, the strongest one could only reach the Late Stage of the Transcendance Tribulation Stage. After that, they would have to pass the Heavenly Tribulation and ascend to the Upper Realm, moving on to a vaster world.
This was the so-called "ascension to immortality."
For Celeste Grant, who had binged countless novels and TV shows, it was all very clear. 'This "ascension to immortality" is probably just the beginning. After all, Cultivation is like a set of nesting dolls—it never ends.'
The author of this book had limited writing skills.
Or maybe the plot just fell apart toward the end. The book concluded with the heroine living happily ever after with her men, bearing over thirty children and spending her days picking which man to be with like an empress choosing a concubine, before coming to a hasty end.
In the end, no one in the story ever passed their tribulation and ascended.
