Testing the Limits of Turning Him Gay [Book Transmigration]

This young man has dissociative identity disorder, and his condition is exceptionally deceptive.

He hides several different faces behind a clear, bright smile and a deranged heart.

"Patient, please stop entertaining dangerous thoughts."

"How do you know I'm thinking about you, Dr. Wen?"

Wen Yan is a therapist specializing in personality disorders, but he has never met a patient this difficult. In an attempt to treat the patient's pathological personality, he accidentally transmigrates into a disastrous comic and becomes a cannon-fodder doctor. After barely surviving the first two chapters, he's seized and possessed by the patient, the story's great villain. Every day is a battlefield...

In the real world: an obsessive, mentally ill love interest with dissociative identity disorder x a therapist who specializes in it

In the fantasy world: a terribly wronged, mad demon lord x an innocent, pure-hearted immortal master

Also known as: The Male Leads' Beloved, Ever-Dying White Moonlight

1. HE, both leads are each other's first and only, light and sweet, set in an alternate ancient world, with a few modern-day chapters.

2. The protagonist is a psychologist: gentle and warm-hearted, and determined that wise people don't fall in love.

3. The love interest has a mental illness and is forceful in love. He likes to devote himself to one person and let everything else go.

4. The protagonist is twelve years older than the love interest, but the love interest's feelings for him run much deeper.

5. The love interest is a bona fide split personality. The protagonist will have to win him back the hard way throughout the story~

P.S. No scumbag love interest or masochistic protagonist! No scheming green tea or white lotus!

But there is a love triangle! The triangle is between the protagonist and the love interest's two primary personalities.

If it's not to your taste, please don't force yourself to read it. My wish is for world peace~

Theme: Young man, draw your bow to the full. Fear neither time nor wind.