The cultivation experience of a Limit Douluo was undoubtedly a priceless treasure. In ten thousand years, the entire continent had probably produced fewer than a hundred soul masters who reached that level.
Even receiving guidance from a Limit Douluo was an immense stroke of fortune, let alone obtaining a Limit Douluo's lifetime of experience.
Nothing else aside, the experience of condensing dual soul cores alone would spare Jiang Yue many detours later on. Of course, Isotopic Resonance and Yin-Yang Complementarity were still very different, so he would most likely need to exchange ideas with Di Tian more in the future.
Compared with Di Tian, Long Xiaoyao was a fellow human, and his experience in condensing soul cores was worth no less than Di Tian's experience with a yin-yang complementary soul core.
After all, the physical structures of humans and soul beasts differed greatly. Having this experience would save Jiang Yue considerable time.
Moreover, Long Xiaoyao's experience in breaking through to Limit Douluo offered a relatively more useful reference than that of the other two.
Just like the three Limit Douluos of the Douluo I era—Qian Daoliu, Tang Chen, and Bo Saixi—two of them were high priests of First-Level Gods, relying on divine trials to become Limit Douluos more quickly.
Tang Chen, however, had relied on his own cultivation to bring his strength up to that of those two with divine trials.
On top of that, Tang Chen had created the Clear Sky Nine Absolutes and the Great Sumeru Hammer, single-handedly raising the Clear Sky Hammer, a high-grade martial soul, to heights it had no business reaching. Calling Tang Chen the most astonishing genius of the Douluo I era would not be an exaggeration.
The three Limit Douluos of the Douluo II era—Mu En, Long Xiaoyao, and Ye Xishui—had each had