To be fair, cultivators truly looked down on the little strength martial cultivators possessed, and this was precisely what martial cultivators had always criticized cultivators for.
Cultivators had always regarded Wizards as their enemies.
Granted, their attitude toward martial cultivators was relatively amicable, and they also accepted martial cultivators who converted to Cultivation.
But in their eyes, martial cultivators had never been capable of becoming an independent force.
That disregard made martial cultivators even more unwilling to accept it, but there was nothing they could do. Cultivators were simply that arrogant.
If they did not bully you, it only meant they looked down on you from the bottom of their hearts. Want me to respect you? Then achieve Martial Entry into the Dao!
So for martial cultivators, between two evils, they chose the lesser. As long as you did not bully me, it did not matter if you looked down on me.
In truth, they all understood perfectly well why cultivators looked down on them, because... there was truly no path beyond Martial God.
Yet cultivators still had a broad future ahead after Soul Emergence.
And in fact, martial cultivators themselves knew very well that let alone becoming Martial Gods, the odds of advancing to Martial Saint were exceedingly slim.
In the end, their own system was inadequate. Not only was its ceiling low, but the path was also difficult to walk. They could not blame others for looking down on them.
Of course, the threshold for martial cultivation was low, while Cultivation and Wizardry both had rather high requirements for aptitude. Was it not natural for a low-threshold path to have a low ceiling?
If you lacked such excellent aptitude yet wanted to develop a little better, then enduring some grievances was inevitable.
Those with good aptitude naturally started