The Straight Man Who Criticized Master Like Crazy

(Double male protagonist + double cleanliness + forced love + master and receiver + HE + slight abuse) Zhang Xiaoci, a modern social animal, died suddenly while working overtime and was forced to bind to the system and become a transparent person in the world of immortality. The tasks are simple: become a disciple, stay alive, and gain favor. He aimed at Master Xiao Yun, who was on the background board. He wanted to survive and lie down, but he didn't know what kind of gentle cage he had crashed into. ——The cold and pure immortal fell in love with him at first sight. Xiao Yun used a contract to lock him to him, prohibiting his freedom, and became paranoid. The straight man Zhang Xiaoci is heartbroken and just wants to escape. Until the secret realm collapsed, Xiao Yun used his back to shield him from the rain of blood and said in a hoarse voice, "Don't be afraid." Until he was on the verge of death, Xiao Yun exhausted all his cultivation, held his hand and said, "I will accompany you." Zhang Xiaoci finally saw clearly—— The madness under the white clothes is not possession, but the despair of fear of losing again. The system beeps: Warning! The host's heartbeat towards the target of the strategy has exceeded the critical point! [Mission change: Please let Xiao Yun learn to love you instead of imprisoning you. Later, the whole fairy world knew: Immortal Yun Shen, who once looked down upon all sentient beings, doted on one person to the core. I bent down for him, broke the rules for him, built a nest from the cage for him, and refined my paranoia into gentleness. ——It turns out that the robbery of the straight man who madly criticizes the Master is a deep love of two-way redemption. One sentence summary: The straight male binding system wanted to attack the master to save his life, but he was criticized by the mad master for forcing him to love him. After he failed to escape, he discovered that the master's paranoia stemmed from a reincarnation and death situation that had been waiting for him for three hundred years.