This Protagonist's Style Is All Wrong

Blurb Excerpt: Wuzheng Manor, Taiyuan, Shanxi. In the courtyard, the manor's former young master sat alone, playing the zither. A breeze passed by, and he suddenly stopped. He stayed on guard, though his face showed only resignation. "Is that you, Young Master Ye?" "Mm." The young man in yellow robes, who had somehow already seated himself beside him, withdrew his fingers from the strings. His eyes, which had been half-closed, opened. "Why did you stop?" The young man shifted his position. Before the other could answer, he asked again, "Do you want to kill me? Why?" The former young master: "..." For once, a trace of frustration appeared in his usually cold, distant eyes. "Are you unhappy?" The young man sat up straight and asked earnestly, "Don't you like this zither?" At last, the former young master's expression matched what he felt inside. He replied helplessly, "No, I like it very much." "Then play another piece?" The former young master's mood settled, and he nodded gently. "All right." Beautiful music rose again in the courtyard. The Tang Dynasty, during the An-Shi Rebellion. Ye Xianzhi, born into the Sword Cang Manor, was ordered by his master to escort a large supply convoy to aid Taiyuan. The Wolf Fang Army ambushed them on the road. He stayed behind to hold them off, was surrounded, and, outmatched, died in battle. After his death, he miraculously came back to life in another, unfamiliar world. Ye Xianzhi had little interest in worldly desires and had planned to live an easy, carefree life. He never expected his new friend to have such an extraordinary identity. The young master of Wuzheng Manor? The Bat Lord of Bat Island? From then on, the swordsman from another world followed his heart into the jianghu, and the story's ending would be rewritten! PS: Male protagonist, one-on-one romance. Pairing is with the former young master. The male lead is a morally ambiguous, second young master and the gong; the female lead is a wicked-hearted villain and the shou.