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Support and Control Dual Cultivation was actually very difficult.
First was time.
Compared with other types of Soul Masters, Support Soul Masters had as many things to learn as stars in the sky.
They had to master all kinds of support soul skills to aid their teammates in battle, and also possess sharp insight into the flow of combat so they could respond in time.
With limited time, it was already good enough if they could proficiently master a few defensive skills, let alone deeply study other complex combat techniques.
After all, all of that learning required a huge investment of time and energy—and how could Support Soul Masters have that much time?
Second was the martial soul.
The vast majority of support martial souls were rather fragile in themselves, and found it hard to withstand powerful attacks.
In battle, they often had to rely on their teammates' protection to be useful, and did not possess strong control abilities of their own.
Martial souls like the Ageless Evergreen Ivy and Profound Heaven Gourd, which had support abilities while also possessing a certain degree of control, offense, and defense, were as rare as phoenix feathers and unicorn horns, few and far between.
Most support martial souls could only focus on support, and found it difficult to make any achievements in the field of control.
Third was inheritance.
Support and Control Dual Cultivation without a relevant control inheritance was like duckweed without roots.
The skills gained by support martial souls were mostly limited to the realm of support, lacking system and depth.
Without a powerful inheritance as their foundation, even if they had the best martial soul, it would be useless.
Because inheritance did not merely contain skills and knowledge, it also embodied the experience and wisdom