The Villain Just Want to Be a Slacker [Transmigration]

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This comment, buried among countless congratulatory messages, initially seemed insignificant, but a few fans still managed to spot it.

At first glance, fans were a bit taken aback by the obvious instigating tone of the remark, but soon enough, they found it amusing.

"Our little artist Ye Zexi already has haters? Not bad, not bad!"

"Hahaha, what does this mean? It means Ye Zexi is really popular now!"

"Keep going, Ye Zexi! We need you to debut in the center position!"

The fans treated it as nothing more than a joke, not taking the comment seriously at all.

However, what they didn't expect was that their calm responses only seemed to aggravate the hater, who went by the name 'Yezi.'

Yezi: "Seriously? There's even paid shills defending him now? How much do you get per comment? Let's all make money together!"

Yezi: "I bet those two million fans are all bought too."

Yezi: "Calling him a small-time artist is giving him too much credit. He hasn't even debuted yet; he's not even as good as an internet celebrity."

Yezi: "At least influencers have actual content. What does Ye Zexi have?"

Yezi: "His looks? In that case, I could debut too."

Yezi: "Selling his looks for fame, disgusting!"

The fans never expected that their initial indifference would provoke this hater to such an extent, leading them to go on a relentless tirade.

"Seriously? Do you have nothing better to do? If you're so bold, say it on your main account."

"A freshly registered account? Not worth our time."

"Sure, Ye Zexi might still be a small artist, but don't act blind to his previous performances. His 'Gokuraku Jodo' video on that site has already surpassed ten million views. If that doesn't count as content, then I don't know what else to say."

[Gokuraku Jodo (極楽浄土) is a song by GARNiDELiA and is famous for its energetic choreography and catchy, electronic dance beat. It has gained popularity within the anime, cosplay, and dance communities.]

Yezi: "Hehe."

Fans: ???

What do you mean 'hehe'?

The passive-aggressive tone was truly something they hadn't encountered before, and the fans instantly lost their cool.

The first fans who noticed these comments began arguing with Yezi.

But no one could have predicted that Yezi had an incredible fighting spirit. No matter what the fans said, Yezi always had a perfectly crafted comeback, using their own twisted logic.

Eventually, the thread of replies spiraled into hundreds of layers.

About two-thirds of the replies were Yezi jumping around and throwing jabs.

As the night went on, more and more of Ye Zexi's fans took notice of Yezi. Still, most of them believed in letting things go. A few prominent fans even posted on social media, urging others not to get swept up in the hater's drama.

Perhaps the more laid-back the fans were, the more justified Yezi felt.

The next morning, when Ye Zexi woke up, he saw all the back-and-forth.

Reading through it with amusement, he couldn't help but mutter to himself, "This hater is certainly feisty, but their remarks are way too passively aggressive."