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That's the kind of ink club HP would want, to sell more and more ink to customers buying an HP printer.

The caves and paradises want to access the lucky universe furnace to create sixth rank or higher materials. Yang Kai is robbing sixth rank materials from the disciples.

Yang Kai needs a strategist. Or he would need, but the structure of this story doesn't really bend to such a thing because at the end of the day, he's mostly adventuring on his own, even he keeps interacting with people a lot, friends, strangers, and, most of all, enemies. So, how could a...

Maybe ink is "lang" in Chinese. Seeing how inked the sect is, it would make sense.

What Yang Kai really is after is a chance to loot some Lang Ya Paradise coffers, without anyone being able to accuse him of anything.

They call it ink, but it looks like oil, especially considering the volume. Yang Kai should found the Big Oil to get extra income.

Remember, fellow cultivators: if you want to bribe someone, don't try to do it with a bullshit treasure. You won't get what you want.

That would certainly be a mortifying experience for someone about to perform publicly for the first time.

If the author still remembered Yang Yan exists, Yang Kai could try to push her to be the grandmaster's disciple, to learn supreme skills and techniques. Alas, the author has long forgotten the Starry Sky Great Emperor, probably on purpose.

The giant looks exactly the same in that flashback as it did when Yang Kai & Co entered the place. Is it even dead?

Couldn't have happened to a nicer guy.

As long as nobody's sealing the space, Yang Kai can go wherever he wants, with others finding it difficult to follow him. Are the other divine spirits so rude they would seal the space around the Phoenix Pavilion?

The problem with secrets is that after enough time has passed, it's possible nobody will remember anymore what it was all about. If it was good or bad. This is also an issue with storing nuclear waste permanently in deep dungeons. If something happens to our current civilisation, then after...

"Yes! Yes! Yes! In the future I'll wok diligently, so as to make up for my shortcomings!" Kid, culinary dao isn't a part of your master's dao, so it's useless to invest in that if you want to impress him with your efforts.

Don't abandon your good eyes now, Xiao Ya. Your uncle/master Yang is still the same old cheap crook. A devil of a bad person.

Yabai should rip open a void rift and throw that insufferable old man in.

Of course this is a Chinese story, so it has got nothing to do with Japanese, but I still find it amusing that the dude's name, Ya Bai, if written without the space as Yabai, would mean something is dangerous or risky. Maybe still not as funny as the random mother back in Star Boundary whose...

Zhao Ya has good eyes indeed, to see Yang Kai is just not a mere bad person but in fact a real devil.

That little girl has got good eyes: she recognised Yang Kai is a bad person.

Dude could be out comprehending the dao of space, but instead he's working as a dumling stall owner's assistant. Well, maybe he will still learn something valuable from watching a baby to be born.