Passerby a Is Targeted by the Second Male Lead of an Aristocratic Cartoon

(Under review) The first day Wen Mian entered Sakura's ancient campus love comics, the system issued a warning— [You are a passer-by girl in the second to last row by the window in Class A, Grade 2. Please keep your presence below 5%] So she strictly abides by the rules of passerby A: Always holding bread and gnawing in the background. Automatically stand in the last row during group activities. It will never interfere with the main plot. No contact with the main characters. Until the day of the campus festival. The noble boy Hanyu Cheng, whom all the girls in the school had a crush on, suddenly stopped in front of her: "The corner of your mouth... Is stained with icing sugar." When the young man's slender fingers touched her lips, the system in Wen Mian's mind suddenly exploded: Warning! The main characters have unusual interactions! Wen Mian was confused. How on earth could he notice a passerby? * As the real-world editor of this comic, Wen Mian knows the plot of this comic very well. Because this was the first comic she published that year. Hanyu Cheng, the gentle piano genius second actor in the original work. He should perform solo for the heroine in the concert hall It's time to hold an umbrella for the crying heroine on a rainy day. It's time to save the heroine at the dance. Instead of bringing different bread every day and accurately feeding a passerby with a background board! When the original plot begins to collapse: The famous solo scene turned into him suddenly inviting her in the corner to order some music. During the heroine's birthday party, he accompanied her in the library to review. — "Why do you always draw yourself on the edge of the sketchbook?" He grabbed the sketchbook she wanted to hide, and it was filled with drawings of his profile while playing the piano. "Because I am a passerby!" "Now," the boy brought her to the piano, "you are my only protagonist." Intention: Love can come to you across thousands of miles.