Heaven knew Lin Ke had absolutely, absolutely never imagined that his two hundred bargain-bin masters would show up.
What had he originally had in mind?
No need for such ceremony.
No need for such hostility.
No need to take it so seriously.
Nothing mattered beyond life and death.
He had only thought of it as something like the college entrance exam in his previous life, or even an ordinary final or midterm.
Before he left for school, his parents and relatives would say, "Do your best on the exam."
Then, before entering the school, he would say, "Okay, I'll give it my all."
That was all.
To him, this was just a simple assessment. Success or failure did not matter.
That was why he had been so relaxed and carefree.
Who knew the teachers he had taken on earlier would come leaping out?
At that thought, Lin Ke looked up at the sky.
Taking a master was never child's play.
Although he had acted relaxed and carefree earlier, he really had recorded his masters' information.
It might have looked like a "company employment application," but it was actually a "genuine master information form."
Still, he had only met them once back then. What Lin Ke needed to do now was appreciate his masters' splendor.
"Three million swordsmen walk beneath heaven, yet all must lower their brows before me."
The voice of a swordsman Lin Ke had taken as his teacher rang out. Swords hummed in the void, and a manifestation of ten thousand circling swords instantly formed behind Lin Ke.
A sharp-eyed spectator cried out, "That's Sui Gu! Sui Gu, whose swordsmanship has reached Spirit-Communing!"
Lin Ke's master-Sui Gu, whose swordsmanship had reached Spirit-Communing!
"At the summit of immortality, I stand proud above the world. So long as I, An