Are You Going to Keep Acting in This Manga or Not?

When you wake up one day, readers' comments are scrolling wildly before your eyes. You suddenly realize that you're living inside a comic. You're shocked to learn from the comments that your good friend is actually the arrogant, cold, insanely cool male lead of a shonen manga, while you're the gentle, gifted second male lead who dies young and is the protagonist's unattainable first love. Meanwhile, this manga is heading for an ending where everyone gets a bad end. Your choices are: [Turn the tide and single-handedly toss every meal the author has served into the trash, then erase it all with one click (Wrong)] [Pick out every pair of floral underpants in your good friend's wardrobe and erase them with one click (Correct)] Your good friend is devastated: “Those are Little Flower, Little Green, and Little Red! We've been together since I was a kid!” But floral underpants aren't suitable for maintaining the cool, aloof male lead's image. You're merciless: “From now on, you can only have Little Black, Little White, and Little Gray.” When the pretty girl who was pursuing your good friend dies and turns into a high-level contaminant, bent on killing you all, your choices are: [Turn the tide, slay the contaminant, and change the ending where everyone dies except the protagonist (Wrong)] [You faint at the sight of blood and are afraid of ghosts, so you cling to your good friend and let out a piercing shriek (Correct)] Your good friend: “Ahhh! She's alive, she's alive! The dead are coming back to life!” The arrogant, cold, insanely cool male lead would never scream at the sight of a contaminant. You cover your good friend's mouth and reiterate the rules for managing the image of a manga protagonist. Then you yell, “The dead are coming back to life!” You're not the cool, aloof male lead, so you don't have to worry about managing your image. You look at the contaminant's face, smeared with blood, and collapse straight to the ground as if you've made up your mind about something. When the plot finally ends, your good friend is falsely accused by everyone of being a contaminant. Your choices are: [Turn the tide and rush forward to slap the rumor-monger twice across the face (Wrong)] [You're a socially anxious person. Standing beside the protagonist makes you the center of everyone's attention, so you die peacefully (Correct)] Your good friend rushes over, wailing as if his heart is breaking: “Liu Shui, you died so horribly! I'll remember to burn you your favorite strawberry mochi milk tea.” You stop dying peacefully and jump to your feet: “Nonsense! Strawberry mochi milk tea is your favorite drink!” A dense mass of comments above the protagonist's head casts a vast shadow. Something that looks like a camera nearly shoves its lens into your face. You suddenly remember that manga protagonists are practically sentient cameras. They diligently turn everything around them into manga content. And you're afraid of cameras and socially anxious. To protect your mental health, you grab the innocent-looking center of attention, a certain protagonist, and stare coldly at him. “Starting today, stay away from me!” Your good friend wipes away tears that aren't actually there: “As expected, a man's heart is as deep as the sea. Yesterday you said I was the only one in your heart, and today you say you don't love me.” P.S. 1. Warning: The manga the protagonist is acting out is adapted from an original novel, which may contain character deaths. 2. The “good friend” is Xie Yunhong. The story is told primarily from Jiang Li's perspective. 3. No couples in this story, just friendship. 4. Regarding revisions to the blurb: Because of differences in writing style, the original blurb has been rewritten. The original version is in the comments under Chapter 1. 5. The blurb is written in second person, while the main story is written in third person. 6. The anti-piracy chapter ratio is 50%. Theme: Face difficulties with a positive attitude