A female supporting character who travels through time and has a spatial ability becomes the darling

Romance is only one part of life. Xie Yicheng has her own career to attend to, and Yun Shu also has her own life plans.

After the autumn harvest, the announcer's work almost came to a standstill, except when the team leader needed her or when documents came down from above, and Yun Shu was required to go to work.

Yun Shu is actually quite free most of the time, but she can't go up the mountain all day. Her boyfriend has already arranged things like firewood for her, and he even bought half a ton of coal from the city for her, so she doesn't have to worry about getting through the winter.

So, seeing her best friend's enthusiasm for starting a small business, Yun Shu thought about it and decided to find herself a side hustle—just like in her past life, to be a happy (not really) programmer.

The villa in the virtual world has tablets and computers, and can even connect to the internet to browse various information from the future, read novels, and watch TV series. However, it's only for browsing; like a single-player game, you can't communicate, leave messages, or log in to any accounts.

But that was enough for Yun Shu. At least she could become a plagiarist and earn some royalties by finding essays, poems, and revolutionary articles.

As for whether she would be exposed, the system had told her that there were only two transmigrators in this world, her and Jingjing, so naturally she wouldn't be exposed in front of others.

But Yun Shu thought about her best friend's increasingly unconscious 'modern' behavior and style in front of her, so she thought, "Let's just see when Jing Jing will realize that she's been exposed."

She was also conflicted about whether to take the initiative to "recognize" her best friend, because she had a feeling that sooner or later they would discover each other's true identities, mainly because Jingjing was becoming less and less secretive towards her.

Especially after they broke up, some "good stuff" often appeared on their dining table. People who didn't know the situation might just think that Lin Jingshu bought these good things from somewhere. After all, it was common knowledge in the entire Fengsheng Brigade that Lin, the educated youth, was rich.

But looking at the ripped-out smoked chicken from Goubangzi, Yun Shu felt... her best friend was so brave, and she was really having a hard time.

But Yun Shu still had a bottom line: she couldn't tell Lin Jing Shu, who thought she had simply transmigrated... that they had both transmigrated into books.

As for the rest, let nature take its course.

……

It was easy for Yun Shu to submit articles to the newspaper, given her status as a broadcaster and the added advantage of being a "progressive youth." She only needed to give the brigade leader a heads-up, and she could use all the resources in the broadcasting studio.

As for whether the captain will agree or not...

Just kidding. Ever since she started dating Xie Yicheng, Yun Shu's status in the brigade leader's household has been second only to the two of them and above everyone else.

The reason for this was that Yun Shu felt embarrassed to have two grandfathers-aged elders taking such good care of her, a junior.

However, her cousins, who are about the same age as Xie Yicheng, really treat Yun Shu like their own daughter. Even her young nephews and nieces have become loyal supporters of Yun Shu, their future aunt.

Of course, this was also because Yun Shu showed the same enthusiasm and sincerity. The Xie family had never seen any honest daughter who had just started dating her son and then left so many gifts for her boyfriend's whole family.

The key is that she's also very considerate and doesn't just go through the motions, which makes you think this silly girl is really lovable. If you don't treat her well... then Chun Chun would be heartless.

Therefore, it was only natural that after Yun Shu explained her purpose, she was granted the right to submit the manuscript in the name of Fengsheng Brigade.

……

At first, Yun Shu didn't intend to write anything extraordinary, let alone a long essay. Asking her to write hundreds of thousands of words in one go with a pencil or pen at this point would probably kill her.

Therefore, Yunshu mainly focuses on short stories or poems of about a thousand words.

Fortunately, Yun Shu studied journalism in college in her previous life. Although she missed the Chinese language exam by a few points, she became a programmer after graduation, and her work was mostly related to literature. So this can be considered as returning to her old profession.

After spending a whole afternoon preparing, Yun Shu selected three somewhat niche modern poems. Taking advantage of the weekend, when she was going to her godmother's house for dinner and to pick up a package, she went to the post office in the county town and mailed the poems.

Although Yun Shu spoke confidently about becoming a career-oriented woman, she didn't actually have high hopes for herself when she mailed these three poems.

After all, modern poetry is a lot like a painting; usually, the poem only becomes famous after the poet dies.

She also considered that if poetry didn't work, she would copy song lyrics and write novels. If that didn't work either, she would have no choice but to become a shameless copycat. She would adapt popular plays and novels from that era, such as model operas or "Tracks in the Snowy Forest."

This is actually safer, as there is no risk of being exposed in front of your best friend. After all, we are all people of the 21st century. Unless you really like it, you would hardly have the opportunity to come into contact with those model operas that are so righteous that they are evil.

……

After much thought, Yun Shu became increasingly calm and composed. Since the newspaper hadn't responded, she started writing a new novel. She had to admit... writing novels was much easier. Having set up the characters, backgrounds, and outline, and without rushing to submit, Yun Shu began a life of saving drafts while passing the time by knitting scarves.

But sometimes life is like that; when you're not in a hurry, the things you've been looking for will suddenly appear on their own.

When Yun Shu stopped worrying about the newspaper's response and even gradually forgot about the matter, she received a reply from the newspaper. It informed her that all three of her poems had been included. However, because the poems were too short, with some having less than a hundred words, the payment was only ten yuan per poem. Three large black ten-yuan bills were also sent to Yun Shu with the letter.

The newspaper later invited Yun Shu to continue submitting articles and hoped that Yun Shu would correspond with them to discuss in detail the other aspects of Yun Shu's article remuneration standards.

They said that if Yun Shu's novels, essays, or other poems were of similar quality to the three poems she submitted, they would be willing to pay her 15 or even 20 yuan per poem, and the same for her essays.

The payment for the novel is between 5 and 20 yuan per thousand words. Since Yun Shu has not published any novels yet, they need to send her some manuscripts and then discuss and decide on the payment.

This was a very reasonable arrangement, and Yun Shu had no objections. So, holding those three bills—not given by her parents, nor from system check-ins, but the thirty yuan she had earned herself—Yun Shu suddenly felt that her connection with this world was becoming deeper and deeper.

Lin Jingshu, standing nearby, looked at the sweet potato starch she had painstakingly processed from dawn till dusk, and the thirteen yuan and sixty-seven cents she had earned by diligently riding Yun Shu's bicycle to the market to buy goods. Suddenly, she also felt that this world was so unreasonable.

"The world isolates me, let them ridicule me..."