Transmigrated into a Cultivation Novel as the Male Lead’s Heartless Scumbag Father

As a domineering CEO in the twenty-first century, Guan Mian swore he never read novels, let alone danmei. But then he transmigrated into a book.

In the book, he was Guan Mo, the protagonist gong's scumbag father. Though he was the greatest swordsman in the land, he was a womanizer who didn't even know who the protagonist's mother was. He never cared about his son and let others bully him, eventually causing him to turn into a great demon king who ruled the heavens and earth. Still, Guan Mian did one decent thing: he left his son in the care of his senior disciple, Zhong Chen, so the two could fall in love after spending every day together...

Guan Mian looked at how his story ended. The straight-as-steel master realized he had fallen for his eldest disciple after his son and senior brother got together. After all kinds of reckless stunts, he really did die, while the protagonist gong and shou lived happily ever after.

Looking at his eldest disciple, who was so gentle he was practically an idiot, Guan Mian thought, "There's no way I'll fall for him."

Guan Mian looked at the protagonist, who was lying on the ground playing and still couldn't walk, and said, "Get crawling, you little brat!"

Whenever Guan Mian went out to have fun, Zhong Chen would find him with the protagonist in his arms. Guan Mian thought, "Oh, so he's already protecting the protagonist."

One day, Zhong Chen and Guan Mo got drunk. Guan Mian thought, "So after all these years, they're finally going to get along?" The next day, he looked at Guan Mo, who was crying his eyes out, and wondered, "Could I have spoiled the protagonist so much that Zhong Chen topped him?" Then his eldest disciple came over and said, "Master, Mo'er agreed to be with me."

Guan Mian: "..." So he really had raised a little wolf cub.

Premise: Better to be broken than bent, or so they say, but that's a losing proposition