Senior Sisters, I don't Want to Work Hard Anymore!

Chapter 132 – The best reward is Junior Brother

Behind the Yudao Peak.

In the sleeping chamber, Qing Muling lazily opened his eyes, rolled around on the wide bed that could accommodate dozens of people, and was wrapped in the luxurious phoenix brocade, feeling so comfortable that he didn't want to move at all.

There was no one beside him, and his senior sister had already left, leaving a faint scent in the bed. As the first disciple of the sect master Mu Yinghua, he usually had a lot of things to take care of, and couldn't sleep as carefree as his junior brother.

"What time is it..."

Qing Muling grumbled, feeling a bit grumpy without his senior sister's morning greeting. Perhaps he could consider training the personal maids like Mu Xiner, and then he could enjoy a carefree life in the future.

But now his cultivation level was not high, and he was already burdened by his senior sister's work. If she found out that he dared to have designs on the maids, he would probably be squeezed dry by her every day.

Forget it, let's talk about this later.

Qing Muling sighed and took out a palm-sized, exquisitely glowing jade talisman from under the pillow, infused a bit of spiritual power into it, and the surface of the jade talisman instantly lit up.

This was a special long-distance communication device that important disciples in the sect could be equipped with, and it was divided into many levels. Core disciples had one level, high-level elders had another level, sect masters and core elders had another level, and the supreme elders had another level.

Each core disciple would receive this kind of device refined by the elders at the beginning of their advancement. Qing Muling had one too, but Mu Yinghua had directly withheld it from him due to safety concerns.

It wasn't until recently, after he formed a Daoist couple with his senior sister, that he was allowed to use this device with the approval of the sect master.

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