Shen Zhiyi bound herself to the Secret Crush Comes True System. Her task was to play an extra in every world and raise the male lead's affection by completing “chance encounter missions.” She could only leave once his affection reached the maximum.
The System repeatedly emphasized, “Host, remember: you're an extra. Keep a low profile, act as if nothing's going on, and let the male lead grow interested in you without even realizing it.”
Shen Zhiyi applied herself diligently.
At the library, she “accidentally” helped the male lead pick up a book he'd dropped. On a rainy night, she “happened” to offer him an umbrella. At a street corner, she “casually” glanced back, showing him half her profile... After each mission, the System announced, “Affection +5. Current affection: 5. Keep it up, Host.”
Shen Zhiyi breathed a sigh of relief. Great, a standard extra's opening.
What she didn't know was this:
The man she'd “happened” to help stood behind the bookshelves, watching her walk away, his expression inscrutable.
After each System announcement, the man thought the same thing:
“That's our second meeting.”
“Third time... When will she come find me first?”
Then one day, the System suddenly sounded an alarm. “Warning! The male lead's affection is abnormal. It has exceeded the limit. Data corruption detected...”
Shen Zhiyi looked up and found the man she was supposed to be quietly winning over standing right in front of her, smiling warmly and dangerously.
“Had enough?”
“This time, I'll be the one pursuing you.”
I thought I was an extra. Then I realized that I was never the first one to fall.
Since you are popular among passers-by, you should be a passer-by and don't be too assertive at the same time. On the surface, you say you should be low-key and not attract too much attention from the male protagonist, but in reality, you require 100% favorability from others. He wants to leave quietly again. Is this a fight between the left and right brains? He seems to be the kind of person who is both responsible and independent.
The plot is very, very, very contradictory, comparable to "Spear and Shield". I don't recommend it. What kind of story is about a passerby, and the male protagonist must be 100% moved? Isn't this the female protagonist? It's written in a way that's both necessary and necessary, and it's relevant and upright [laughs awkwardly]
It's very interesting. I really like the first volume. Don't read it carefully. Why don't you write a good ending for Lu Shiyan? I hope they will be together forever.