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Ruthless Daoist Master Forced Me to Give Birth[Transmigration Book]
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Synopsis
A former teacher who suffered the indignity of being rejected by his students finds a second chance at life after transmigrating into a youth possessed of rare skeletal traits. While multiple powerful figures vie for the chance to mentor him, Ling Yan intentionally selects the most challenging option: Ren Xuechuan, a cold, detached cultivator known for his ruthless adherence to the Tao. The story follows Ling Yan's attempts to break through his master's emotional barriers using sweetness and affection. However, a severe injury and a subsequent rescue lead to an unexpected pregnancy, sparking a frantic search for the culprit. The tension shifts from a quest for affection to a comedic realization that the stoic master is not as indifferent as he appears. The writing maintains a light, whimsical tone that escalates from playful pursuit to domestic chaos. Those who enjoy high-concept romantic comedies within cultivation settings will appreciate the dynamic, while seekers of gritty, traditional martial arts progression may find the focus on romance too dominant.
📚 Chapters (61 total)
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Editorial Review
At 61 chapters, this completed work is a concise exploration of a master-disciple relationship that avoids the common pitfall of endless filler. The primary strength lies in the subversion of the ruthless persona; the transition from a cold mentor to a protective father figure is handled with a satisfying, if rapid, progression. However, the brevity of the novel is also its main weakness. The plot moves so quickly that the emotional development between Ling Yan and Ren Xuechuan occasionally feels rushed, leaving little room for the thawing process to feel truly earned before the climax occurs. Because the story concludes so swiftly, the world-building remains superficial, serving only as a backdrop for the romantic conflict rather than a living environment. It serves as a quick, lighthearted diversion, but lacks the depth required for a more substantial epic.