After reading it carefully, I ignored the no cp in the options. If you don't like it, don't eat it. If you like it, you can eat it.
Zhao Qingren lost his father when he was young and his mother when he was young. He had a troubled life and eventually died without any illness. He was a widower and lonely during his lifetime, and did not enter reincarnation after death. Fortunately, God had eyes and gave him another chance.
After the death of the emperor of the later Jin Dynasty, Qi Julang re-edited the "Book of Jin", and the son Qingren passed the name "Forbidden Sayings". A few hundred words describe a lifetime of honor and disgrace.
In Jinzhong, Empress Yuan was infertile for a long time. She prayed to the gods and Buddhas and thanked heaven and earth sincerely, and she got a son. When the emperor's son was first born, purple energy rose, dragons and phoenixes roared, thunder and lightning harmonized. He held a sapphire in his hand and had a mole in his chest. He was overjoyed, thinking it was auspicious, and gave him the name Qingren. The young master is a kindhearted, virtuous and compassionate man, respectful, frugal and kind, and as wise as a demon. However, due to illness in his early childhood, he is too weak to do anything. He takes pity on the talented person and entrusts him with important responsibilities. He entrusts the country to Zuo and is in charge of the East Palace.
＿"Book of the Later Jin Dynasty. Forbidden Quotations (Selected)"
The protagonist is paralyzed due to disuse. He has a Jack-Su constitution. The body position can be up or down, male or female. The three views are not correct. If you don't like it, don't enter. The author's three views are not the same as the protagonist's three views. Those who like it can eat it.
Purpose: Live out of yourself