Three Souls: The Twin Immortals' Tale of Ten Reincarnations

[Dual female leads] + [Ensemble cast] + [Three Souls system] + [Road novel] The Heavenly Soul is boundless, the Earthly Soul eternal, and the Spiritual Soul unique. When the three souls unite, some call it becoming an immortal! So what is an immortal, and how does one become one? In the Wuxue Realm, becoming an immortal means overcoming three tribulations and nine trials. The three tribulations are the tribulation of the mortal world, the tribulation of understanding, and the tribulation of reincarnation. The nine trials are the trials of life, death, conscience, love, fate, killing, destiny, heavenly fortune, and the Way. To save her closest friend, Ling Yuepo, Jing Lehong ventures deep into a snowy wilderness stretching ten thousand li (4.15 million meters), scales an isolated peak a hundred li high, and plucks a legendary immortal flower. Her friend is saved and gains the chance to become an immortal through sheer resolve. But Jing Lehong is cursed, suffers torment, and dies at the age of twenty-five. In the end, their fates become entangled in ten lifetimes of love and hatred, caught up in the cause and effect behind the origin and end of this world. One of the core ideas of this work is the Three Souls of Heaven, Earth, and Spirit, as I understand them. It may not be very obvious in the first two volumes, but it is definitely there. There's no need to say much about the two immortals. The cycle of ten lifetimes is also the main thread of the story. The relationship between the two protagonists in each lifetime is: Original lifetime: best friends First reincarnation: young mistress and maid Second reincarnation: junior sister and senior sister Third reincarnation: younger sister and older sister Fourth reincarnation: daughter and mother Fifth reincarnation: mother and daughter Sixth reincarnation: niece and aunt Seventh reincarnation: enemies Eighth reincarnation: disciple and master (with imprisonment?) Ninth reincarnation: strangers Tenth reincarnation: I don't know how to describe it