Chapter 32
Author: Save me
last update2026-02-06 18:01:42

"Senior Brother, how do you feel?" Mu Qiu asked with an amused expression and a laid-back posture, bending down toward the newly advanced disciple.

"Did my gold signs live up to their promise?"

"They did, they did!" The advanced disciple, his face flushed with excitement, eagerly transferred his contribution points onto Mu Qiu's token, "Thank you, Junior Brother Mu, for your generosity!"

"Eh!" Mu Qiu retrieved his token, waved his hand dismissively, and replied with a smile, "Mutual benefits!"

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