I Don't Want to Join the Protagonist's Group

I transmigrated for no apparent reason. I'm perfectly ordinary, probably just some random passerby. Lou Qisheng is another story. He's an orphan of unknown origins, has been discriminated against since childhood, and has a face straight out of a character creator. With a setup like that, he has to be either the protagonist or the final boss. To keep him from turning evil and wiping out a village one day, I diligently showered him with kindness, cozied up to him, and clung to his coattails. I successfully became his one and only best bro. (￣▽￣) One day, my dad tried to arrange a ridiculous marriage for me. Lou Qisheng cleverly suggested I pretend to be gay to escape the wedding. I thought that sounded good. (￣▽￣) But on our wedding night, he suddenly mutated... no, transformed. Me: "What the heck is this?" The horned creature said his real name was Qi Sheng, and that he belonged to the Qilin clan. Me: "What the heck is this?" Fine, he's an auspicious beast. Not a big deal. The next moment, a heavenly fire set Lou Qisheng's room ablaze, and I was killed. Lou Qisheng flew into a rage on the spot and swallowed the monster that had set the fire. Me: "..." Maybe this is a little bit of a big deal. Lou Qisheng used half his inner core to bring me back to life. He said that if I severed ties with him, things would go very badly for him. After we both calmed down, we reached an agreement: first, we'd figure out how to get that half-core back out and return it to him. I asked how he planned to get it out. He said, "Have a child. I'll eat the child." Me: "..." My dad really should've beaten me more. This story will be released on May 26. Three chapters will be posted on release day. Thank you for your support! ^_^ * One-on-one romance * Not a childbirth story * Both the seme and the uke are idiots, in the goofy sense * New chapters recently go up daily at 8 p.m. If I can't update, I'll post a notice. Sorry! * Thanks to the two artists who made the adorable cover! (o^^o) Theme: All beings are equal. Love and peace should be the world's guiding principles.