After Transmigrating into a Book, I Conceived a Child with My Emotionless Master of the Dao

Blurb: After unexpectedly transmigrating into the body of a junior disciple in heat in a Green River ABO novel, Su Jingyi only wanted to find somewhere safe to get through the night. But when he looked up, he saw his master, Shen Qingli, dressed in fiery red, gazing at him with smoldering eyes. In the original story, Shen Qingli cultivated the heartless way. He was cold and aloof, without desires or attachments, and his famous Clear Jade Sword Technique had made him renowned throughout the world. He was a celebrated beauty on a lofty peak. But now, the legendary cold beauty was walking toward him, step by step, then leaning close to his ear. "Stay with me tonight, and I promise you'll have one partner for life." Su Jingyi: Who could possibly resist that? After one wild night, Su Jingyi went to collect on that promise the next day, only for the other man to deny everything and throw him out. Su Jingyi ground his teeth in fury: "Scumbag!" After being dumped by his scumbag master, Su Jingyi planned to treat it as no more than a dog bite and move on. But then his scumbag master came to see him again that night, and Su Jingyi discovered a shocking secret about him... It turned out his master had a split personality. By day, he was a cold and dignified immortal lord. By night, he was a wicked, arrogant demon lord. And the one who had promised him a lifelong partnership was the second personality. To avoid being punished by his master again, Su Jingyi decisively chose to keep his distance from the cold immortal lord and spend every night with the wicked demon lord instead. Who could have guessed that a few months later, Su Jingyi would discover his belly was growing... For the first time, Su Jingyi saw his daytime master lose his cool. He pinned Su Jingyi to the bed, demanding fiercely with red-rimmed eyes, "Tell me, whose child is it?" Su Jingyi: ...How am I supposed to tell him that the child belongs to his other personality? Theme: Only by loving and hating boldly can love last.