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This is the extent of Yang Kai's scheming ability. But, well, together with his phenomenal luck and plot armor, it allows him to gain great riches and opportunities. His intelligence might be average, put he can put 100% of it to use when it counts, with his adventurous mindset.

Jesus, it really took witnessing this for Yang Kai to finally understand. I doubt there was a single reader who wouldn't have guessed what happened a long time ago. Especially when they met Xin Peng, who seemed just fine, despite his name having disappeared from the loyalty book. We got the big...

Yang Kai, the fastest draw but the slowest brain in the West.

It's times like this when Yang Kai's moderate intelligence is revealed. Naturally that's also why he can't make complicated schemes and plans to further his goals, so it's consistent with his established character. I guess that's good writing, in that respect. He has flaws, which is important...

This arc was pretty lousy generally speaking, but the absolutely worst part is that scumbag Chen Xiu receiving no punishment whatsoever. Yang Kai gave the Yin-Yang Heaven a gift so great it can't even be measured in money, after going through a whole lot of trouble to get Qu Hua Chang out of the...

Those old fools haven't heard an exceedingly important piece of wisdom in the whole 3000 worlds and all the subworlds beneath it: Those who provoke Yang Kai never have a good end.

Unless those Yin-Yang sect folks have been living under a rock, they couldn't have seriously expected the Void Land, and thus also the Star Boundary, to become mere underlings of the Yin-Yang Heaven. If they genuinely think one sixth rank woman from the Yin-Yang heaven is politically worth more...

Fortunately Yang Kai is no ordinary person.

This story strangely both sticks to the rule of only leveling up twice, and that's the max, and then mentioning exceptions one can use to keep going. Yang Kai naturally already used one of the exceptions, the world fruit, but there have been others mentioned. So, that only twice is only true for...

Yang Kai's personal endless eight.

She indeed will have a lot of paying back to do. This goes well above punishing Yang Kai for being late. For someone who supposedly didn't believe Yang Kai has died, Qu Hua Chang certainly made it nigh impossible for Yang Kai to get her out of that small world. But I guess that's fitting for her...

How can that cult lord boast so proudly about loyal followers when she made all of them eat poison, with she being the only person who can make the antidote? What kind of loyalty is that supposed to be? That's coercion.

This seems to be the reincarnation cycle where Qu Hua Chang makes Yang Kai pay for all of her frustration when he missed the deadline by decades.

Are those two seriously expecting the master of the most powerful sect under the cave heavens and paradises would abandon his own sect (that he personally founded) and join the Yin-Yang sect? The Void Land could be, in fact, more powerful than a good bunch of the weakest among those cave heavens...

The Meng family was just another den of bandits, just a bit more organised and ceremonial than the Treasure Field Peak.

What medicine would someone so young need to take regularly?

Who would try to make a deal with bandits, under such circumstances? They have no compunctions about breaking deals. That's why they are bandits. The only realistic deal with such ruffians would be one where the contact is immediately over and any further consequences are unlikely. The current...

Why must Yang Kai do anything? He's the bloody master of one of the most high profile sects currently in the 3000 world, due to being the lord of the Star Boundary (that makes the cave heavens and paradises salivate). Those in the top positions are also learning he's an important weapon against...

A duel to death with that bastard Chen Xiu would be in order.

A peerless harvest, indeed, with nobody else around to compete for it.