As far as I know, the most effective way in the Star Alliance for someone to concurrently study inheritances from different star palaces is to take the graduate entrance exams.
Unless you can find a high-tier Star Lord to step forward and vouch for you. Moreover, an ordinary Seventh-Tier Star Lord mentor won't do; it has to be at least a professor of the eighth tier or higher.
Regarding Liang Ji's question, Cao Chanyue felt quite helpless as well and could only speak thus.
Although Liang Ji felt somewhat disappointed upon hearing this, he could only nod slightly and thank her.
However, he did gain a bit of understanding regarding the power behind his junior fellow apprentice Liu Xu; there had to be the support of at least an Eighth-Tier Star Lord behind him to allow both the Kunlun and Wanyang Star Palaces to agree from the very beginning to let him concurrently study the inheritances of the Deification List and the Myriad Laws Furnace.
He truly has a powerful background.
He couldn't help sighing a little.
Yet where was he supposed to find an Eighth-Tier Star Lord to vouch for him?
The first person Liang Ji thought of was his mentor in Kunlun Star Palace, Mentor Chi Yu, who had entered seclusion several decades ago to advance to the Eighth-Tier Star Lord realm, and there was still no news of her emerging.
An Eighth-Tier Star Lord undergoes Second-Rank Dao Integration!
For many Star Lord cultivators, this step is the most difficult and dangerous hurdle, hundreds of times harder and more perilous even than the samsara cultivation of the Third-Tier Star Lord stage.
If he were even slightly careless, a Star Lord cultivator would be devoured and dao-ized by his own natal star's origin and Great Dao Laws, resulting in