Journey to the West Pokémon Training Master Tang Luo

Sun Wukong had two masters.

One was Tang Luo, and the other was Subhuti.

Strictly speaking, when it came to cultivation, Tang Luo could hardly be considered Sun Wukong's master. If anything, he could be considered his disciple.

Tang Luo's cultivation technique had been taught to him by Sun Wukong—the Seventy-Two Transformations.

The disciple Sun Wukong taught his master Tang Luo a cultivation technique. Meanwhile, the master Tang Luo imparted all sorts of extensive knowledge and life lessons to Sun Wukong—though none of it had much to do with cultivation.

Sun Wukong's proper, true master was Subhuti.

A man so mysterious that Sun Wukong had never seen him again after leaving his school.

"Senior Brother, who exactly is your master?" Ao Yulie asked curiously.

Sun Wukong shook his head, indicating that he did not know.

Back when he had been expelled from the school, Subhuti had said that from then on, Sun Wukong would have nothing to do with Mind Mountain or Slanting Moon Three-Star Cave.

Nor would he acknowledge Sun Wukong as his disciple.

It was as though he had appeared solely to teach Sun Wukong and guide him onto the path of cultivation.

Thus, many people speculated that Subhuti was the disguised identity of some immensely powerful figure. Suspects included, but were not limited to, the Three Pure Ones, the Three Buddhas—Tathagata, Dipankara, and Maitreya—as well as Ksitigarbha, Guanyin, the Four Directional Heavenly Emperors, and others.

Nearly every major figure in the Mountain and Sea Realm had been suspected.

Except for the Jade Emperor.

After all, the relationship between Sun Wukong and the Jade Emperor was rather awkward. During the havoc in Heaven, one had constantly called the other "Old Jade Emperor," while the other had constantly called him "Bimawen."

Their relationship was extremely strained. If Subhuti were