I Transmigrated into a Book and Became the Great Villain

I just want to know how the original owner survived. If the protagonist hadn't transmigrated and gone with the maid, he would have basically died. The protagonist survived only because of a letter he sent to the Cui family, not to mention the several times there were other life-threatening situations later on.

This beginning feels familiar; it's about a villain who opens a blind box and discovers incredibly powerful martial arts.

People are different. Even if the protagonist were to become Ma Huateng and go through another cycle, he probably wouldn't succeed. And yet, he dares to call himself a villain.

The author lacks a main plot; the story just keeps wandering aimlessly. And is it the army or individual ability that's stronger? If the army is stronger, why not just focus on building up the army and farming? And can't that bastard Lu Yun be killed? To put it bluntly, just wipe out the entire Lu family! Get rid of that old man. He was practically dead before and didn't care about you, only caring about you after you transmigrated, right? What's the point of keeping him around then?

I'll start reading from the chapter where he becomes the prime minister; I like to dominate weaker opponents, not those who grow stronger.

Brothers and sisters, during the new book period, please add it to your favorites, read it regularly, and vote for it. Especially following the story, this is crucial now, as it determines where I'll be asked for recommendations later. Brothers and sisters, please don't leave your bookshelves to gather dust.

Does someone who hasn't grown up deserve to be called a major villain?

So many chapters and it's still not available for purchase? That's cool, but you need to eat too!

The author has sent 3 recommendation votes. Also, could you please explain the cultivation levels? It's very messy here, the levels are hard to see.

I feel like I've seen this book before.