After Ascending, I Discovered I Had Become the Immortal Realm's Cauldron

"Have you ever heard of the moon in the sky?"

"I crushed him to pieces today."

Song Mingzhao can't tell whether his master is an immortal or a villain. Clutching his torn clothes, he can only wish he had never ascended.

There is no celestial grace or heavenly dew in the Immortal Realm, only a pack of beasts wearing human skins, dragging him into the mire. His master, who keeps saying he loves him, looks down at him with an amused, contemptuous gaze.

Is his master still his master? The way he looks at Song Mingzhao is like someone looking at a plaything in a storybook.

But Song Mingzhao is a person.

Not merely the "protagonist" his master calls him.

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Sensitive, beautiful disciple gong x deep-thinking, smiling-tiger immortal master shou

The flightless bird and the birdcatcher

Gong dies, shou goes mad

An angsty, melodramatic story: the gong suffers first, then the shou. This kink-driven work goes all out and includes a lord stealing his minister's wife, a substitute ending up with the white moonlight, I am not myself, and my lover's lover is also my lover (the shou is untouched)...

There are a lot of elements. Here's a place to leave your brain (open the box).

Everyone is obsessed with the gong, and everyone except the gong is a villain. The shou chases his husband to the crematorium.

Theme: Love and dreams cannot both be had