I really don't think so, no.
The X13s is only a bit slimmer than my cheap-ass work Dell, and it has one.
My £35 Raspberry Pi 4 (I got in early, OK) has not one but two mini-HDMI ports. So does my 2nd hand RP 400. It's why I own a mini-HDMI to HDFMI adaptor.
This stuff is not hard, it's not expensive, and it's not difficult. It's standard in cheap laptops.
If you only have 2 USB ports at all, using one for power and one for screen means that's it. You're out. No wired keyboard or mouse or network for you.
You can't pass a screen or charging through a generic USB 2 hub, the sort of thing most of us have lying around immediately to hand.
4 USB-C ports, and I might say OK to this: one for power, one for screen, one for network, and one with a hub with the legacy kit plugged in.
If it had plenty of ports, then OK, but it doesn't, it has two, and you can't use them both for non-USB type jobs like power or display and still use anything else.