Living with Rotten Salted Fish Without Saving Yourself

[Two male protagonists + multiple rebirths + a protagonist who doesn't seek advancement and is a picky person] Daily practice of cultivating immortals and slaying demons and playing dungeons, digging holes in front and filling them in later, a slow-burning type ~ Thank you for watching. The number one crane in the world of cultivation belongs to someone. Maybe he lived too much nonsense in his last life. This time, he was reborn and went back to the day when he picked up his apprentice many years ago. So Xia, who had no ambition to make progress, held on to the concept of living one day and earning one day, followed the route of the previous life, picked up the baby, and returned to the mountain gate to squat in a nest. What? You ask him why he didn't think of a way to escape? Please, he is just a salted fish. What else do you want him to do, to use his salted fish body to turn the tide? Sorry, the salted fish seems to only splash oil residue when put into the pot. But God did not follow his will, and everything in this life went off track. Even the child he picked up suddenly transformed, his cultivation level jumped thousands of feet, and then... Became a demon boss? Ah? Xianyu was shocked! How could this kid be reborn! Is rebirth something very niche these days? Strange things keep happening, the fog is thick, and everything is developing in an uncontrollable direction as if it is intentionally guided. Knowing that he could no longer be decadent, Xia decided to take a tough turn and change his fate, but unexpectedly he discovered that his villain had ulterior motives for him. I want to be your father, but you want to be my Taoist companion? Xianyu fell into deep thought. Is there something wrong with his parenting style?