The Dragon-Ao-Tian Turns Dark After Getting Pregnant

Lu Jingyuan transmigrated into a certain restricted novel without realizing it. An abandoned son of his family, a good-for-nothing with a useless talent, he stumbled upon a secret manual and joined the number-one sect, yet his master didn't favor him. He was a textbook overpowered protagonist.

But his master seemed a little off. Why did he seem so girly? He trembled when touched, dodged whenever Lu Jingyuan came near, and started stammering whenever they were in the same room.

Lu Jingyuan consoled himself: Powerful experts, right? It's normal for them to have a few strange quirks.

Until, inside a secret realm, Lu Jingyuan was trapped in his own body and couldn't move. He could only watch as his homophobic master ran his hands all over him. When Lu Jingyuan was finally rescued, Xie Yanqing discovered that he was! pregnant!

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After driving three rebellious disciples who had tried to defy their master out of the sect, the Sage of Qingyuan had been haunted by the experience for a hundred years. Yet, to pass on his legacy, he still chose one disciple from among ten thousand: a sickly, plain-looking boy.

He kept a constant watch, afraid he might raise another rebellious disciple.

He tested the boy again and again. Only after confirming that his disciple had no improper intentions toward him did he diligently take up the role of master.

By a stroke of luck in a secret realm, he obtained a top-grade cultivation vessel and his cultivation steadily increased. Unfortunately, before he could take responsibility, the man ran off.

As soon as he returned to the sect, he discovered his disciple had joined the demon clan, waving the sect's banner as he went.

He went to great lengths, imparting his powers and offering himself, and finally managed to lure his disciple back...

But something still felt wrong. Staring at his disciple's enormous belly, he felt a little tempted. "Is the demon clan's food really that good?"

Theme: Choose your friends carefully, and be even more careful when choosing a disciple.