Transmigrate Into a Book in the 1960s: With My Modern Best Friend, I Make a Comeback on the Black Soil

Su Muqing, an emergency room doctor, dies suddenly after working overtime. When she opens her eyes again, she finds herself in a book as Li Zhaodi, a tragic supporting character in 1968. Her father is unfaithful, her mother plays favorites, her little sister is spoiled rotten, and she is the one forced to go to the countryside. What? She isn’t even their biological daughter? Fine! Su Muqing rolls up her sleeves and prepares to tear up the script and turn the whole family upside down. Luckily, she isn’t fighting alone: there’s a mysterious dormant System, a little apartment that connects her with her modern-day best friend, and supplies that keep replenishing. A few carefully crafted letters of denunciation and one spectacular bust-up later, Su Muqing cuts ties with her family, claims her resettlement payment, and volunteers for the harshest part of the Great Northern Wilderness. Everyone watches her being bullied, too weak to stand up for herself, and assumes she’ll wither away on the black earth. They don’t know she has the System and a cheat on her side. By the time she keeps playing innocent while taking on the worst of the lot, boosting production, and saving the wounded, making a thriving life for herself and even winning over the most promising man in the neighboring Construction Corps, they realize she’s no harmless flower, but a sweet-faced, black-hearted man-eater!

[Sweet-faced, black-hearted heroine X rugged hero]