Master Roshi and the Crane Hermit had gone their separate ways, each founding their own school. The philosophies of the Turtle School and the Crane School were completely different as well.
Master Roshi placed greater emphasis on inner cultivation.
It was clear from when Krillin and Goku became his disciples that Master Roshi had not actually taught them any particularly formidable martial arts. He had not passed down any of his ultimate techniques, such as the Mafuba, Hypnosis Technique, or Ten Thousand Nations Shocking Palm.
When guiding his disciples' training, he focused more on laying a solid foundation.
He let his disciples comprehend higher realms on their own.
Moreover, Master Roshi cared deeply about his disciples' character. He had always guided them down the right path, ensuring that while they grew powerful, they would also remain upright and kind.
He had even gone so far as to disguise himself as Jackie Chun and enter the martial arts tournament, all to warn his disciples never to become arrogant or complacent.
For the sake of his disciples' moral character, Master Roshi had truly gone to great lengths.
The final outcome had also proven that Master Roshi was right.
Everyone who had received Master Roshi's teachings had surpassed him, yet every one of them—even Tien Shinhan and Chiaotzu—held Master Roshi in great respect.
The Crane Hermit, on the other hand, was selfish, capricious to the point of evil, used power to oppress the weak, and pursued strength obsessively.
Techniques like the Dodompa and Tri-Beam were devastating killing moves, created with as much power and force as possible.
The Crane Hermit had never cared about Tien Shinhan's life or moral character. He only wanted to use Tien Shinhan to fulfill his ambitions.
A move like the Tri-Beam, which drained one's life force, should have