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The details on this side are not mentioned, only that Jia Yan was arranged into a cottage that seemed to be abandoned for a long time.

"This was the residence of our previous village chief, who was once a High-space Level existence. Unfortunately, a pirate came to our Galaxy last time demanding food from us. The village chief fought him off, but sustained serious injuries and passed away shortly after. What do you think, do you mind? If not, this house will be yours to live in in the future."

In the stars, there are no taboos about mentioning whether people died or not.

Because life and death are too common in the stars, they don’t expect Jia Yan to care too much about people dying here, just worried that he might not like living in a house previously occupied by others.

"This house is fine, let’s settle it this way."

Jia Yan didn’t mind.

"Okay, then I will retreat for now, Mr. Yin and Yang have a good rest."

The farmer who led Jia Yan here respectfully withdrew.

Jia Yan was left alone, silently observing his surroundings in the house.

There wasn’t anything particularly special, except for a small cabinet where he found a training manuscript left by the so-called village chief.

"Sigh, it turns out you were also a good person who cared for the villagers, but unfortunately, you died too early."

After reading it, Jia Yan folded the manuscript and decided to return it to the other villagers tomorrow.

This was a cultivation manuscript, but unfortunately, the contents were of no use to Jia Yan, so he planned to hand it over tomorrow to the other villagers, which would also gain him some goodwill.

After taking care of these things, Jia Yan reviewed his performance today and felt reasonably satisfied.

"I’ve gained the villagers’ trust; at least today’s task is complete."

"Starting tomorrow, I will try to use Billy as a breakthrough point to spread the Yin-Yang Dao."

Jia Yan’s goal is exactly this, to spread the Yin-Yang Dao on such a small planet, then gradually build the Yin Yang Sect.

When that time comes, his strength should have recovered considerably, so he wouldn’t fear any force trying to obstruct or harbor animosity.

"Very good, this first step has been completed quite perfectly, of course, if I fail to deceive a group of farmers, then my ideas might as well not be pursued, since there will be more challenges ahead."

Jia Yan was filled with fresh excitement.

The next day, bright lights appeared in the sky.

Actually, on this small asteroid, there is an artificial sunlight system, which is just a large amount of bulb-like objects covering the Starry Sky. These lights, possessing the attribute of sunlight, illuminate the ground, giving vegetation the effect of being exposed to sunlight, similarly benefiting creatures slightly.

"Good morning, I’m off to study with Mr. Yin and Yang, make way."

Billy was exuberantly running along the streets early in the morning, telling everyone she was off to study with Mr. Yin and Yang, causing many children to grit their teeth, thinking Billy was too showy.

But for kids, this is the right way to demonstrate.

"You’re here."

When Billy arrived at Jia Yan’s house, she saw a tortoise-like creature, which had shrunk quite a bit, waiting for her outside the house.

"Uh, Mr. Yin and Yang, I’m a bit late, I’m sorry."

"Late is still late, but since today is the first day, I won’t blame you. However, remember, if you’re late in the future without a reasonable excuse, get back to where you came from, and I won’t guide you anymore. Do you understand?"

Jia Yan glanced at her indifferently and snorted a few times.

"I understand, Lord Jia Yan, I won’t dare next time."

Billy immediately became timid, even thinking about possibly being expelled by Jia Yan in the future, she felt like crying.

"Good, let me teach you the basics, come, tell me what kind of cultivation foundation you’ve learned before."

"Alright."

Billy listed out what she learned in cultivation.

Indeed, within the Central Galaxy System, there is a very unified standard regarding the general division of cultivation and the advancement of strength, along with clear cultivation methods and techniques. Although most of it was too elementary, Jia Yan still gained a little insight from it, and couldn’t help but sigh about the intense cultivation atmosphere, where even creatures previously without Earth Level mastery possess cultivation techniques at a Sky Level beyond Earth.

Teaching others is also a way to consolidate one’s knowledge; Jia Yan saw it this way, reviewing his insights about basic cultivation, finding that he didn’t previously have such a systematic perspective.

But since it’s too elementary, it wouldn’t be of any use to Jia Yan regardless of insight.

"Very good, the techniques and knowledge you’ve mastered are indeed of some degree. No wonder a little guidance turned you into an Earth Level existence; it’s a bit of fortune for you."

Jia Yan nodded slightly and then walked beside Billy.

Switching to a smaller form, Jia Yan’s avatar was smaller than Billy.

"However, there are many areas where you haven’t cultivated correctly; listen to me now and act accordingly."

Jia Yan didn’t rush to mention his Yin-Yang Path Cultivation Skills, as Billy hadn’t grasped even the basics yet. It was only through slow inducement that she would show interest in the Yin-Yang Path.

"Yes, but Aunt Erin wanted me to ask if you’re still accepting people, her grandson also has some talent."

"No rush, first I’ll teach you......"

...

In this Starry Sky, there was a small faction specializing in repairing solar panels.

This faction was so small that not only did they not have Galaxy Level strength, but neither Stellar nor Semi-permanent Star Level either; only one Respect Level existence supported the entire faction.

But this faction was still somewhat bold, they monopolized the farmers’ solar panels business across large areas in the Starry Sky, pushing out another faction with Honored-Level power.

"Last time, that small rural remote planet said its solar panels were broken; why haven’t they come to us for repairs yet?"

A Respect-Level being riding aboard a ten-kilometer-long patched-together spacecraft asked his subordinates curiously.

"We’re not sure either, last time they mentioned it was difficult to gather funds, with some young people planning to work in large cities and planets to earn money for repairs."

After hearing the report from his subordinates, the Respect-Level being showed disdain.

"Can’t even afford solar panel repairs, that little planetary is indeed quite poor. We probably wouldn’t profit much if we went there, so next time they inquire, directly quote a price that’s fifty percent higher than last time as the final price, treating them respectfully. If we proceed with repairs at the previous price, we might increase midway, exceeding fifty percent, letting them consider it clearly or leave it there and abandon that worn-out little planet."

"Haha, boss, regarding this matter, I actually have another idea."

A subordinate sitting beside, quickly shared another thought.

"Oh? What idea? Tell me."

Being called boss, the Respect-Level being seemed to enjoy it more than being called a dignitary.

"It’s like this, I heard from others that in a nearby city, a wealthy individual intends to acquire a small planet for supporting his sixth wife, but arranging for it from outer space is too costly. He plans to ask whether any nearby small planets are available for sale, and I think that farmers’ small planet would be perfect..."

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