Villain Boss: Starting with Dongfang Bubai

I hope it won't end up being one of those cliché stories where he turns back into a man. If you're going to have eunuchs, then have them stay with the job.

Fortunately, the author made it clear in the first chapter, otherwise, after reading the first three chapters, how many people would have given up the book because of the protagonist's mentality? Having weathered the initial difficulties, the story truly begins to take off. I genuinely loved the initial episodes featuring Dongfang Jiejie.

I feel like the protagonist is just a dog of the system.

To all book lovers: The book's performance has plummeted, and far too few readers are subscribing. Could you please increase the number of updates for the official version? At this rate, even West Lake (the author's penny-pincher) is struggling to make ends meet... Seriously, if this continues, the book's future is bleak.

It got worse and worse towards the end. What we wanted was a male perspective on the protagonist navigating the world in a female body, not a female-centric transmigration story. Why not just stick to a female-centric story? The beginning was so well-written, but later it became disgustingly gay in our eyes. What was the point of writing that?

Spoiler alert! Many people have asked which world to choose. The order is 1: The Smiling, Proud Wanderer (already decided). 2: The Condor Heroes will replace Li Mochou's destiny! (Confirmed) 3: The Legendary World of Lu Xiaofeng (Confirmed) 4: Twin Dragons of the Tang Dynasty (Confirmed) Casual Edition: (Lord of Mysteries, Modern Edition) (Tentative)

I haven't finished watching it yet, but something feels off. What everyone wanted to see was a male protagonist with a female body, manipulating various main and supporting characters, not him actually becoming a woman. But now, seeing Yang Guo, it feels like he's really become a love-struck fool, with all sorts of girlish inner monologues.

It's getting worse and worse. I was initially drawn to Dongfang Bubai because of her aloofness, intelligence, and strength, but now I can't bear to watch her. She's so pretentious, a total naive and innocent character.

The protagonist's intelligence keeps declining; towards the end, it feels like anyone can easily manipulate him, and he's going further and further down the path of being a puppet of the system. Sigh, the money spent on the earlier chapters of *Wind and Cloud* was worthwhile, but as for the later ones, I'll have to wait and see. 😂

I thought things would return to normal after the storm, but no, it's back to the old tone—they can bully anyone, and they're picking on the readers again.