After raising a cub, I won by doing nothing

Chapter 1139 Want to learn?
This human-shaped wooden stake is used for hitting. Although it is made of wood, it is also very hard. When the spiritual power is not used, the little guys will have bruises on their hands and bodies after each practice.

As for the so-called stone piles, they are ten times harder than wooden piles. If this mortal uses a knife to hit the stone piles, his own hand bones will be broken first.

"The wooden stake is a little too simple for me." Seeing that the kid was looking at him suspiciously, Mu Chenzhi smiled and said, "How about we make a bet? If I can break the wooden stake with one palm without using any internal force or spiritual power, you will admit that you are not as good as me, how about that?"

"Sure." The three little guys' competitive spirit was aroused and they nodded without hesitation.

However, none of the three little guys noticed the wicked smile on Mu Chenzhi's lips.

Under the expectant gazes of the three little guys, Mu Chenzhi stretched out his hand, casually grabbed a wooden stake as thick as a baby's wrist, and squeezed it hard.

The three little guys were full of expectations, but they found that when Mu Chenzhi took action, the wooden stake didn't move at all.

They were about to be disappointed, but they saw Mu Chenzhi still holding the wooden stake, and then, he actually pulled the half-broken wooden stake off the main body...

Three little kids: "..."

It was not too late, Mu Chenzhi's fingers moved slowly, crushing the wooden stake into sawdust bit by bit.

Finally, a piece of wood was easily crushed into sawdust by Mu Chenzhi and then blown away by the wind.

Under the dull gazes of the three kids, he smiled and clapped his hands, "Want to learn?"

"Yes!" the three kids said in unison.

"Everyone should seriously pound the wooden stake for half an hour. I will teach whoever does it best and with full concentration without any distractions." Mu Chenzhi said calmly.

Without saying anything, the three kids ran to their own wooden stakes and started beating them wildly. Mu Chenzhi was very satisfied with this scene, and turned around and strode towards the direction where Mu Wanxi had just gone.

Outside the back door of the courtyard is a small forest.

The sunlight poured down from the sky, passed through the layers of tree shadows, turned into a mottled patch, and projected onto the top of the pavilion in the woods.

There was a simple table and a simple chair in the pavilion. Mu Wanxi was sitting in front of the table, drawing talismans carefully.

The breeze blew up Mu Wanxi's skirt and hair, but she didn't move at all. She lowered her eyes and painted seriously, not noticing Mu Chenzhi's arrival at all.

Mu Chenzhi concealed his breath and walked silently to stand behind Mu Wanxi.

"Is this a talisman?" Mu Chenzhi suddenly asked after Mu Wanxi finished drawing a talisman.

Mu Wanxi never expected that there was someone behind her. She immediately turned around in surprise and looked behind her. As a result, she met Mu Chenzhi's half-smile on his face.

"Why are you walking without making any sound? I thought I saw a ghost." Mu Wanxi raised his hand and patted his chest.

Mu Chenzhi smiled and curved his eyebrows. "How could a ghost come out in broad daylight? Besides, you are so capable, are you still worried about evil spirits?"

Mu Wanxi smiled when he heard this, which was considered as his agreement.

Mu Wanxi wanted to continue drawing, but Mu Chenzhi stood behind her and had no intention of leaving.

(End of this chapter)