The Fun-Lover's Zenin Clan Head Simulator

To kill some time, you open a mini-game for a life simulator. In a hurry to play, you don’t look too closely. You randomly click a few options for your birth talents, assign your character ridiculously high stats, and start the game. "Age 0: You are born, a remarkably rare intersex person." You: ??? Well, that’s an intense way to start! I like it~ Content warning: The protagonist is beautiful and powerful, but doesn’t suffer. This is a wish-fulfillment story where everything goes their way. If you can’t accept the protagonist eventually taking on two opponents at once, fighting Satoru Gojo and Suguru Geto to a draw, and the three of them literally baring their hearts to each other, run away fast when the fighting gets bloody!!! As mentioned at the beginning, the protagonist, Zenin Mana, is a product of the game. When the player was creating an overpowered character, they clicked at random and selected the talent tag "Born to Stand Above All (Naturally Has Two Sexes)." During fetal development, the protagonist consumed the twin brother and became intersex. The protagonist sees themself as the player’s "child" and has no particular feelings about their body’s sex. Meanwhile, the player (you), who picks options in a higher-dimensional world, is just here for the fun of it. There is a CP in a nontraditional sense: player x protagonist. The order matters, but they won’t be in the same dimension. The protagonist follows the player’s wishes and makes choices accordingly. They’re an ordinary mama’s (the player’s) boy, but cold and pragmatic in how they deal with people. So the opening includes scenes where they watch original characters struggle without lifting a finger. In short, whatever Mom chooses, that’s what they do. They’ll commit any heinous crime or perform any noble deed to fulfill Mom’s goals, all for Mom. In the eyes of most people in the jujutsu world, they’re a Demon King even harder to understand than 5t5. Theme: Jujutsu sorcerers should have dreams of the stars and the sea, too