She became a god

Although Ye Qingzhou intended to use Murong Yan's words to create a persona of himself as a spoiled and brainless person, he couldn't stand him playing the victim in front of him.

"You have a top-grade Xuan-level invisibility cloak and a top-grade Di-level Deer-Shu Calculating Token. If you're short of money, wouldn't all the other fellow Daoists become beggars?"

Murong Yan noticed the covetous gazes around him, and he smiled nonchalantly, "Fellow Daoist Ye misunderstands. These two items were lent to me by my master."

"Oh? But your senior sister Sun Hongyu couldn't even borrow the Deer-Shu Calculating Rods before. You are much more fortunate than her."

Sun Hongyu is proud and noble, single-mindedly devoted to the Great Dao. She is the only daughter of the Lord of Jade City, the younger sister of Sun Ning, and the first disciple of Ling Tianchu.

Both she and Ye Qingzhou were disciples taken in by Ling Tianchu for political purposes.

Perhaps for this reason, Ling Tianchu was responsible for their studies but distant in their daily lives.

Sun Hongyu was determined to inherit the title of Venerable Xuanji. For many years, she had been practicing divination, and she regarded her fellow disciples as rivals.

Because Ye Qingzhou's identity as the princess of the panda clan meant she could not inherit the mantle of Venerable Xuanji, Sun Hongyu was willing to give Ye Qingzhou a friendly look. Furthermore, the estrangement between the two sisters due to their master's absence added a touch of mutual appreciation.

Sun Hongyu represents the alliance between Xuanji Pavilion and the Sun family of Yucheng. The Sun family sent her into Xuanji Pavilion, hoping to become the next Xuanji Venerable.

Sun Ning knew all too well about her younger sister's obsession with the position of Venerable Xuanji, and upon hearing that Murong Yan was able to borrow a treasure that her sister couldn't, her gaze toward Murong Yan turned sinister.

Murong Yan frowned. He had thought Ye Qingzhou was magnanimous, but he never expected that she would be just like the other fellow disciples, mocking him because of their master's favor.

Indeed, if she weren't a stingy person, she wouldn't have given him a gift in public, and then used her position as clan leader and mother queen to force his master to give up on him in private.

Murong Yan didn't understand why he had to be bullied by others just because he had become a disciple of his master.

Upon entering the Xuanji Pavilion, he was surrounded by a group of fellow disciples who scrutinized him with meaningful glances. "Is he Venerable Ling's new disciple? His cultivation is so weak, and his talent seems even weaker than mine. What do you think Venerable Ling saw in him?"

However, a few people came to his rescue, privately pulling him aside to ask, "When Venerable Ling accepted disciples last time, she said she would be her last disciple. She always values ​​rules the most. How did you manage to get her to make an exception? Tell us, and we'll do the same. Maybe we can also become Venerable Xuanji's disciples."

The senior sisters, led by Sun Hongyu, were even more indifferent to him, treating him as if he were nothing. It took him a lot of effort to barely integrate into the sect.

Although Murong Yan was somewhat intelligent, he was unaware of the ways of the world in the cultivation realm.

Cultivation resources are limited, and within a sect, the most special positions are usually held by the head disciple and the last disciple.

Many sect successors have to choose between their eldest and youngest disciples.

Murong Yan has been given the title of his closed-door disciple. How could Sun Hongyu, as the head disciple, tolerate someone else sleeping soundly beside her bed?

Moreover, Murong Yan has one major advantage over Sun Hongyu: Murong Yan does not have a powerful family background.

Many sects deliberately avoid disciples from aristocratic families when choosing successors, not because they are not outstanding, but because they fear that their hearts will not be with the sect, but with their families.

Given Ling Tianchu's blatant favoritism, it's no wonder Sun Hongyu was unhappy.

Ye Qingzhou had already received several complaints from Sun Hongyu, which was a great dissatisfaction for the aloof and taciturn Sun Hongyu.

In fact, Ye Qingzhou didn't understand either. In her opinion, Sun Hongyu's temperament was the most like Ling Tianchu's, and Sun Hongyu was also one of the people in the world who respected and loved Ling Tianchu the most.

After much thought, the only explanation is that Ling Tianchu was too concerned with political considerations and unwilling to face his lively and vibrant eldest disciple.

However, none of this concerns her anymore.

But it's a good thing if it can annoy Murong Yan.

As for Murong Yan possibly feeling bad about himself because of this, that would be great.

Kindness is often taken advantage of. If Murong Yan could see that Ye Qingzhou was bad, he wouldn't approach Ye Qingzhou in the future, and Ye Qingzhou wouldn't have to put up with him because of the Diviner Competition.

However, Murong Yan was a patient man. He bit his lip and said, "I didn't know that Master valued this item so much. No one told me that Senior Sister Sun had borrowed it before. If I had known that Senior Sister liked it, I would never have dared to accept it."

Ye Qingzhou's eyelids twitched. She was indeed a smooth talker; no wonder Sun Hongyu had suffered a loss.

Sun Hongyu's emotional intelligence and eloquence are on par with her former master Ling Tianchu, so how could she possibly out-argue Murong Yan?

Ye Qingzhou was too lazy to pay attention to him anymore. She had already sent a text message to Sun Hongyu, asking her to come to Pingcheng to meet Murong Yan.

These explanations should be given to Murong Yan to tell Sun Hongyu, the person involved, at that time.

About half an hour later, the room was brightly lit with golden light.

It turns out that someone discovered a groove and cleaved it open with a knife.

When the golden light faded, everyone looked closely and saw a box lying quietly on the ground, with some kind of ancient pattern engraved on its surface.

Ye Qingzhou immediately felt something was amiss. Out of the corner of his eye, he caught a glimpse of Yuan Tong's regretful expression and knew that he had also noticed the extraordinary nature of this item, but due to time constraints, he had not been able to examine it closely or take it with him.

With each glance, Ye Qingzhou's heart rate quickened. She communicated with Yuantong using her bloodline technique, saying, "This item is truly extraordinary. Even if we can't get the contents of the box, we must get the box itself."

Yuantong was also very interested and replied using a secret method, "The pattern on the box looks like the unique script of our Lu family. We must get our hands on it!"

"Alas! I only sensed the spiritual energy fluctuations of a low-grade earth-level spiritual treasure underground, but because it wasn't as strong as the affinity I felt for that other spiritual treasure, I thought I'd take the high-grade Xuan-level spiritual treasure above first and then come back for it. I never expected..."

Heavenly and Earthly level spiritual treasures are divided into innate and acquired types. Within the same level, innate spiritual treasures are more powerful than acquired spiritual treasures.

Innate spiritual treasures often have a certain degree of autonomy. It took Yuantong a day and a half to recover a single Earth-grade innate spiritual treasure, and he spent half a day searching for a Profound-grade spiritual treasure.

That's it!

The reason he didn't take it all at once was because he was afraid of being hunted down if he took too much.

This was also Ye Qingzhou's idea. Although both she and her brother were greedy for money, they still understood the basic principles of being a decent human being.

The wages of avarice is death.

If you leave nothing for others, you will incur public anger and become food for others to enjoy.

While the cultivators were pondering how to subdue this unheard-of Earth-grade spiritual treasure, Ye Qingzhou loudly proclaimed, "My brother and I should have a share of this treasure."

Yuantong instantly understood Ye Qingzhou's meaning: "You all owe me a debt of gratitude for being able to come to the stone chamber and obtain all the Xuan-level spiritual treasures. This Langya Secret Realm is originally the legacy of my Lu family, and my siblings and I should rightfully share in the treasures here."