Just a Bystander Enjoying the Show, Yet the Comments Want Me to Be the Main Character?

[One heroine] (? If we're being honest, she's not as good as French fries) [System] [Comedy] [Secret identities] [Western fantasy?] [Urban high-martial arts?] [Ensemble cast] [Not recommended for reading with your brain switched on] Raven died an untimely death because he played League of Legends too much, so he transmigrated into a high-magic, hot-blooded fantasy series set in a parallel universe, The Age of Cinders. He became a minor villainous NPC who was killed off by the plot in the third episode. As everyone knows, transmigrators come with a System, and Haki Lei was no exception. His System had a simple function: collect popularity points. With enough points, he could become the strongest. On the road to becoming the strongest, the fun-loving netizens' comments were one of Raven's few sources of entertainment. All those comments wanted to ask the production team one thing: Why isn't Raven the protagonist? Raven loved collecting popularity points and often came up with underhanded tricks. For instance, he discovered that the more secret identities he had, the more popularity points he could earn, since his own popularity and that of all his secret identities would be added together. So next to appear will be one of the Nine Emperors, His Excellency the “Plague Doctor”! The most outstanding graduate of White Stone Academy in nearly a century! King of the red-light district beneath the Imperial City! Leader of a secret organization! Commander of the rebels! High Priest of the Church! Imperial Captain of the Knights... Comments: “A Man Only Cries Six Times in His Life”: The first time: The Autumn Wind at Wuzhangyuan The second time: The AI clone was shut down on July 7 The third time: Good night, Rhode The fourth time: The Redstone Kingdom declared its demise The fifth time: Dyna died saving Tiga The sixth time: Why isn't Raven the protagonist?