The Heartthrob Who Renounced Love (Quick Transmigration)

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The protagonist is Ling Si. No CP, no CP, no CP. (There may be a self-pairing, but it is still one-sided.)

In every mission world, the protagonist has cut off all feelings and desires. Everyone else can only have one-sided feelings for him. (The self-pairing storyline will include a degree of affection, but it is not romantic love by the end of this novel.)

P.S. Jinjiang's requirements for the No CP category are: 1. The protagonist has no CP. 2. The novel as a whole has little focus on romance and is driven by its main plot. (If these conditions aren't met, it can only be categorized as romance or danmei.)

This novel meets the first condition, but not the second, so the editor decided it should be classified as danmei with no CP.

Blurb 1:

Ling Si, who has lost part of his memory, is an AI that awakened to self-awareness inside a futuristic interstellar game. He is said to have agreed to help the main god, the system's supreme intelligence, repair small worlds on the verge of collapse in exchange for more time to live, so as to avoid being erased by the main god.

In each mission world, he must find those whose memories don't match the world's timeline (the reborn) and guide the small world back onto its original path.

But Ling Si realized from the start that all of this might be an enormous conspiracy...

A bottomless abyss lies ahead, and a sheer cliff rises behind him.

Conquest and resistance, sincerity and deceit: relying on his own strategy and methods, he finally uncovers the truth after barely escaping death time and again, then spreads his wings and soars away from the edge of the cliff.

Blurb 2:

In every world, he is the unattainable moonlight everyone longs for, the cinnabar mole they can only gaze at from afar.

He is always lofty, compassionate toward all things, and coolly watching the world's love and heartbreak, yet never moved in the slightest by anyone else's joys or sorrows.

Everyone wants to do whatever it takes to keep him, but can only watch helplessly as he escapes them.

Also known as: Every World Is a Shura Field / I Am Everyone's Moonlight / Remembering the Irresistible Man Everyone Can Never Have

All seven mission worlds have now been loaded:

Ancient imperial court: The ailing young emperor surrounded by scheming ministers. Everyone wants me dead. (Inspired by ancient histories.)

Modern royalty: A wealthy young man stumbles into a palace intrigue. Everyone here is trash. (Inspired by foreign gossip.)

Apocalyptic crisis: The two-faced genius who initiates the apocalypse's judgment. Want to make a deal with the devil? (Inspired by medical knowledge.)

The future: A revenge game in a dreamlike labyrinth city. I am determined to freeze all life and burn the forests to ash. (Inspired by technology news.)

A foreign land: The fallen prince presented as tribute to an enemy country. I have never belonged to anyone. (Inspired by religious stories.)

Traditional cultivation fantasy: Another self standing on the opposite side. Only one of the world and I can survive. (Inspired by psychological healing.)

War of the gods: Adonis returns to Greek mythology. At the dawn of creation, fate was set beneath the Purple Star. (Inspired by myths and legends.)

Theme: Rebirth is not the answer to everything, and fate can be broken. An unyielding soul will bloom in the flames, embrace itself, and welcome a new life.