From South to North, the Supporting Lady Rises Far Ahead

The 1970s + Transmigrating into the drama South and North + Huawei phone + Cozy daily life + No bashing the original characters + You don’t need to have watched the show

Xia Linlin never expected that after staying up all night to rush an SCI paper, she’d close her eyes and open them to find herself aboard a green steam train, as Yao Yuling, the train’s announcer.

A Huawei chrysanthemum logo had appeared on her hand, too.

She had two pieces of good news.

First, she’d watched a few clips from the original, so she had a rough idea of the story.

Second, the Huawei phone really lived up to its reputation for being ahead of the curve. It could actually install apps, and even though no one else could see them, she could place orders and get her purchases delivered instantly.

Third, she was bound to a supporting female character role. Once she completed a mission, she’d transmigrate to the next one. Completing missions came with rewards.

Wait, weren’t there only two pieces of good news?