Ji Ranxi transmigrated into a cannon fodder merman in a story beloved by thousands, with tearful, large purple eyes, who would cry at the slightest provocation. After being rejected by the beloved little uke, he wept day and night until his tears ran dry, and he passed away. To avoid homosexual relationships, Ji Ranxi hid in the imperial palace, becoming the life-saving grace for the villainous emperor. Without the merman’s singing, the emperor would go mad due to a demon’s curse and be killed by the protagonist’s group. Ranxi lived comfortably in the palace, enjoying good food and drink, and even formed deep brotherly (♂) bonds with the strong semes who also liked the little uke from the original book. Suddenly, the young emperor fell ill, rumored to suffer from a terminal illness that causes heartache unless he marries a merman. The merman, who swore he’d rather die than have a homosexual relationship, found himself in a dilemma. Then, the beloved little uke finally showed up. A handsome and elegant man pinned the merman against the wall, saying, “After he dies, let’s elope. I can let you be the seme and enjoy the pleasure of being a man.” Ranxi: “?” The young emperor, who was whimpering and on the brink of death in bed, leaped up and tightly embraced the merman, “You, entering the palace gate with your left foot first, are to be tried by the Three Departments!” Ranxi: “……” Is entering the palace gate with the left foot first such a grave crime?