Book Transmigration: A Guide to the Villain Boss's Rise to Power

This book is absolutely amazing, why are so few people reading it? 🤔 It's incredibly good! The two main characters are truly captivating, the plot is intricately woven and thought-provoking, and not only the main characters but also the supporting characters are vividly portrayed and well-developed. This is a truly excellent ensemble piece; it wouldn't be right if any one character were missing or added. 🥺🥺🥺

Pretty good, except that you can die so easily, ... But I can understand it. If they couldn't just come back to life so easily, there wouldn't be a happy ending. (Frankly, I don't want Xiao Yezi and him to be together; they're really not a good match. The protagonist is too naive and indecisive. Who would have thought the protagonist would be so love-struck, haha!)

It's alright, fairly standard, unlike some of Tomato's novels these days where the romance is clichéd. If you're looking for a purely romantic story, you might find it hard to continue later. The main characters have a lot of interaction in the beginning, but the plot becomes more focused in the mid-to-late stages. (Suitable for plot-driven readers?)

My impression after reading this book is that its cause-and-effect relationships are very complex and grand. The last few chapters were truly breathtaking. Unlike other villainous time-travel novels I've read before, the protagonist in this book is frighteningly rational at times, with a very firm core (it felt like the protagonist was talking to the author at the end). Although the fight scenes were a bit chaotic at times, the storyline was excellent and definitely worth reading.

The story is complete and the plot is intricate; every plot hole the author leaves is traceable. The senior brother's character is incredibly compelling! This is how the world of the strong should be, especially the Black Flame Lord's character, which is portrayed in a way that evokes both hatred and love. The ending's unexpected twist left me a bit bewildered. Congratulations on the completion!!

The plot unfolds smoothly. It's been a long time since I've read a cultivation novel that interests me. Unlike most current "trendy" novels, this one doesn't have the same character designs and plots. The interactions between the fellow disciples are very interesting, and the main and supporting characters are well-developed.

When I first came across this book, I was going through a reading slump. Intrigued by the synopsis, I clicked on it and discovered this gem with its excellent writing and story structure. There weren't many reviews or comments, which made me hesitate for a moment.

Neither of them were driven by love; they each had their own chosen paths to follow, and neither was willing to abandon their own for the other. Moreover, as a cultivation novel, it's quite compelling because of the numerous fight scenes, and the ending, with its three realms slaying gods, is incredibly immersive. Even the most insignificant characters have the right to defy fate.

Ye Zheng, watching him all the way through, he's so tired, carrying a huge secret, thinking he could just live a normal life. Unexpectedly, he pulled off something really big. Hei thought he was a bad guy, but there was a huge twist at the end! I feel like the seme (dominant partner) isn't good enough for my Zheng-ge (brother Zheng). But, it seems like only he's there to keep my Zheng-ge company.

Ugh, why aren't there more side stories? It's not enough! 😢😢😢 It's definitely heart-wrenching, but the humor is 100% there. There are so many foreshadowing elements, and the ending was completely unexpected. The plot twists were like a winding mountain road, but the happy ending was great. I was so happy with the romance between Yu and Zheng! One is super rational, and the other is love-struck (I don't know how to describe it). Anyway, it's definitely worth five stars!!!