Quick Transmigration: Leave the Protagonist and You'll Fall Critically Ill

Damn it, I was only supposed to play a passerby with no more than ten lines. Why do I become critically ill as soon as I leave the protagonist's side? I can't live like this... Cough, cough... Get me my oxygen mask... I have to hang on to my last breath and make it back to the protagonist... Coming soon "Quick Transmigration: Who's the Pitiful One?" In a dating-sim world where the entire cast are actors and only the protagonist is kept in the dark, believing it's real life, a supporting actor who specializes in playing pitiful characters gets one line wrong, triggering a butterfly effect that throws the whole production into chaos. System Assistant: I need to emphasize that sympathy is not the same as love. Please get your attitude straight and don't complicate the relationship between an idol and a fan. The Pitiful One: I'll work hard, get my act together as soon as possible, and become a better person. Idols belong to everyone. But who exactly is the pitiful one? The world's biggest idol is a monkey tied up on a leash for everyone to gawk at. Is this a collapse of morality, or... a collapse of morality? As for how the protagonist can fight their way out during a global livestream, the first step is to win over the enemy. Completed "Plucking Stars" The taciturn Mu Jiachen asked Lou Wei the first time they met, "Was that name given to you by your talent agency?" With his mouth full of apple, Lou Wei spoke indistinctly: "My mom came up with it on a whim. She said 'Wei' means loving only one person for your whole life." Later, Lou Wei loved telling people that their friendship began when they discussed the script in a hotel room at night... Theme: