What Should I Do About My Master’s Utter Absurdity?

A rational yet possessive, funny disciple top x a deranged, obsessive, eccentric master. The early chapters are lighthearted and comedic; later chapters may include misunderstandings and brutal violence. Everyone is a villain. Both leads transmigrated into a book. Zhong Wuyi transmigrates into Yi Wu, but since Yi Wu has two souls in his body, Zhong Wuyi often gets kicked out of the driver's seat. Yi Wu is a fragment of Zhong Wuyi's soul, and they will eventually merge into one person. Bai Shi also transmigrated into a book, but he became a character with the same name and personality as his own. Most of this story is told from Yi Wu's point of view. Bai Shi's perspective can be found in the other book, My Cheap Disciple Keeps Trying to Kill Me. "Master, if you refuse me for even one day, I'll kill one of your sect's disciples every day. Your sect has over three thousand disciples. Let's see how many days you can last." "Oh, then go ahead and kill them. What do I care if they live or die?" Bai Shi calmly raised his eyes, took a sip of tea, and said, "That sounds familiar. Oh, I remember. The previous Demon King said the same thing to me." "Master, you're quite the seducer. You even had the previous Demon King..." Hearing Yi Wu's words, Bai Shi sensed something was off and cut him off. "Stop! Enough nonsense. What are you trying to do? If I want to die, I have thousands of ways to kill myself." A glint flashed in Yi Wu's eyes. In the blink of an eye, he looked at Bai Shi. "Master, why am I here drinking tea with you? I think I was killing someone just now..." Bai Shi: "..." After a moment of silence, Bai Shi slowly turned the teacup in his hand and said, "Oh, my good disciple, who are you really? Yi Wu, or someone who has taken over his body?"