In the Eternal World, a man could have two, three, or even more Masters. The more Masters the better, as long as his Masters could help him with his cultivation.
But Jian Wushuang was different.
He came from the Ancient World, where a Warrior usually had only one Master or two Masters at most.
The relationship between the master and disciple was very important.
After all, as a Warrior's strength grew stronger and stronger, many of his relatives and friends would gradually grow old and die. The ones who could still accompany him were usually his disciples or Masters.
Therefore, he would not choose a Master easily.
"Both Palace Master Baiyu and Mo Tao have extremely high comprehension of the Dao and they're definitely qualified to be my Masters. However, I have no knowledge of their personalities," Jian Wushuang shook his head while pondering.
