After I Transmigrated into a Book, the Yellow Moonlight Became the White Moonlight

[Reading guide: A masterful, universally adored senior disciple as the uke VS an aloof beauty of a master as the seme

Everyone hated him before he transmigrated into a book + a human-shaped junior-brother magnet + a battle royale among male rivals + a darkening and imprisonment trope]

Gu Liubai has a little-known secret: he transmigrated into a book.

The original owner, meanwhile, had a secret everyone knew: he was a hopeless gay man who died for love.

After transmigrating, Gu Liubai expected to be hated by everyone, and he had long since prepared himself for it.

But the people he used to harass suddenly changed their tune and started fighting over who was his favorite little brother.

Most unbelievable of all, his once aloof and beautiful master traveled countless miles to appear by his bedside night after night, just to ask for a goodnight kiss.

Gu Liubai, however, seemed to have lost all feeling, until he was pushed to the end of his rope.

His usually timid junior disciple openly defected from the sect and kidnapped him, despite his own claims of being strong and brawny.

While keeping him captive, the junior disciple pleaded with him in a pitiful voice: "Senior Brother, please look at me. I'm the one who loves you most in this world."

Only then did Gu Liubai realize: Everything's gone wrong! It's all a mess!

The first time he escaped his prison, he sought help from a fellow transmigrator, a younger brother from his hometown. But this one turned out to be an even bigger Boss than the rest.

Now he couldn't trust any of his little brothers. The only person he could trust was his master.

When he finally fled back to his sect, rumors had spread that he had eloped with someone. More than one someone, in fact: the entire cultivation world was full of his lovers.

The parents of those noble young masters all came to the sect to demand an explanation from his master.

After everyone had left, Gu Liubai was just about to throw himself into his master's arms, crying and sniffling.

But his master was lying on his bed, muttering in his sleep: "Find him. Lock him up..."

Theme: The Great Way is simple. Never forget your original aspirations.