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Since transmigrating into the body of the villainous boss, Yan Mobai has diligently served as the leader, teaching his subordinates how to behave properly while simultaneously eliminating various potential threats, lest he offend any of the arrogant and powerful figures. A poor but talented girl, lacking cultivation pills, has to resort to stealing them from demonic cultivators? No problem, Yan Mobai secretly arranges for pills to be delivered to her door daily. A future female sword immortal was abandoned by her parents and sold to a demonic sect as an assassin? No problem, Yan Mobai disguises himself as her brother and raises her. A cold and aloof fairy is tormented by a Gu poison, developing a deep hatred for the demonic path? No rush, Yan Mobai creates an avatar as a strange and extraordinary person, residing in her home and providing daily antidotes. Just when Yan Mobai has brought order to the entire demonic sect, these righteous fairies cripple his cultivation and forcibly take him back to the mountain. "—Look closely, how my Immortal Sect destroyed your vast Demonic Sect!" Without Yan Mobai's restraint, the Demonic Sect ran rampant once more. Its eldest disciple transformed into a demonic witch, wielding power and wreaking havoc on the world. The pill-delivering ATM? Gone. The gentle and reliable older brother? Vanished. The reclusive master who tirelessly helped detoxify? Gone. Only then did the fairies realize how much Yan Mobai had sacrificed for them. Looking at the white-haired boy, beaten to a mortal state and covered in wounds, in the prison, they were filled with remorse. (The protagonist isn't useless; he starts cultivating again.) (The clone is 100% controlled by the protagonist's first-person perspective. It will be withdrawn at the beginning of the novel and will not reappear later. Previous experiences can be considered as the protagonist/female lead admiring the protagonist's inner qualities, regardless of the clone's appearance, as explained in the text.)