Some book friends raised questions, saying that the wind and fire tribulation and grade of the true immortal are one level worse, and the immortal and the immortal tribulation are the same.

For example, if a true immortal survives the fifth wind and fire tribulation, it is a six-rank true immortal, and an immortal survives the fifth thunder tribulation, but it is only a fifth-grade immortal.

This actually has something to do with the different settings of the catastrophe. The immortals have always been through the thunder tribulation, and if they survive a thunder tribulation, they will be the first product, and if they have survived twice, they will be the second product.

And the true immortal first crossed the thunder tribulation to become a first-grade true immortal, and then began to cross the wind and fire tribulation, so for the true immortal, the first wind and fire tribulation is actually equivalent to the second thunder tribulation of the immortals, so the true immortal who survived the first wind and fire tribulation is the second-grade true immortal, and the immortal crossing the second thunder tribulation is the second-grade true immortal.

I don't know if you can understand this explanation?

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