Both reborn + transmigrate into a book + younger male lead + devoted, scheming disciple VS gentle, frail master
Shen Qingyu was a first-rate modern novelist. After his debut work was signed for an adaptation, he spent several nights straight revising the original manuscript, then died from exhaustion and transmigrated into his own novel. His mission: save Jiang Ye Han, the dark and twisted male lead of the original story, The Demon Tamer. Jiang Qingyu thought he could change how the protagonist, armed with a golden finger, saw him as a villain. But when he transmigrated, the original owner and the young male lead were already mortal enemies. To avoid being tortured in the ending, Jiang Qingyu decided to follow the example of the masters in all those cultivation novels and treat his disciple like his own son: shower him with affection, opportunities, and magical artifacts, and give him whatever he wanted...
After returning from a trip down the mountain with his disciple, Jiang Ye Han wiped the rain from his face and gently smoothed Shen Qingyu’s hair. “Will you really give me anything, Master?”
Don’t worry, the whole story is full of foreshadowing and hints, so keep an eye out. Shen may be the villain, but there’s a happy ending. Enjoy! There are some angsty moments, but nothing heartbreaking. A little angst mixed with sweetness makes it all the more satisfying.
At this point, you can see that it is the story of Shen Qingyu and Jiang Yehan