Therefore, Emei indeed qualifies as his teammate, without the constant worry of being backstabbed or holding him back, forcing him to take care of all the trivial matters. Tie Dan can even act as a hands-off shopkeeper, tossing the apprentice he picked up to someone else to train, emphasizing convenience and ease.
Moreover, at the end of the day, whether one likes it or not is irrelevant; winning in sword fighting is what's most important.
Tie Dan is quite self-aware; he might be able to act as a sword, but the sword must also know where to thrust. And now, in both Heaven and Earth, those who can strategize and play a game against Liu Xiaoliu are probably just two or three people, Emei Cang Bi being one, so let's first see how he performs.
Meanwhile, the rest of the group is also observing the Taoist Palace, calculating non-stop.
"True Yang Dao."
Tie Dan looked up at the almost entirely obsidian-built palace, filled with confusion,
