Transmigrating as the Supporting Male Lead's Sweetheart

The few people who didn't want to try bungee jumping last time now all suddenly wanted to try skydiving.

Tang Tang couldn't quite understand what changed their minds, but it didn't stop her from going again. To help the "sisters" feel more at ease, she even did a demonstration on her first jump.

After she finished and returned, she happened to run into Yan Yan coming back from a distance.

Yan Yan immediately wanted to avoid Tang Tang, but Tang Tang walked straight toward her. Yan Yan had no choice but to casually engage in small talk. "Why aren't you playing?"

Tang Tang looked at Yan Yan with great interest. Every time she reevaluated that familiar face, it stirred different feelings inside her.

"I've already played," Tang Tang smiled. "Aren't you going to try it, Yan Yan?"

"... Maybe later."

Yan Yan still wanted to wait for Bai Chen before trying it.

Tang Tang belatedly realized that Bai Chen wasn't with Yan Yan. Could they have argued?

But based on her observations, they hadn't even started dating yet. Given the cameras around, they wouldn't dare be too intimate. If their relationship was still at that stage, what could they possibly argue about?

Tang Tang found it odd but didn't think too much of it. After saying goodbye to Yan Yan, she went back to the resting area to grab some water.

She grabbed a bottle and found Mi Yue crouching down, playing on his phone.

"What are you doing?" Tang Tang handed him a bottle of water.

Mi Yue, engrossed in his game, glanced at her quickly. "In a team battle. Ah, I was just thinking I needed water. Tang, can you open it for me? I'm a bit busy here."

Tang Tang: ...

Usually, it's the guy opening water bottles for the girl, but here, it's the other way around.

The cameraman couldn't help but chuckle. Shaking her head, Tang Tang twisted off the cap. "Want it now?"

"Wait... Ah, okay, now I can drink," Mi Yue said, putting down his phone and taking the bottle. "Just in time, I died."

Young people and their obsession with games.

But then again, Tang Tang thought it was quite normal. When the game first came out, she played it a lot too. She kept it on her phone for three or four years now, even if she didn't play much anymore.

She glanced at Mi Yue's phone—he was playing as a jangler, with a score of 2-5-0.

Tang Tang wanted to laugh at him. Watching how intense he was, she thought he'd be amazing, but his score was quite embarrassing.

Mi Yue hurriedly drank his water and picked up his phone again, mumbling as he played. "The sun's too bright, the screen too dim, I can't see clearly." As he spoke, he suddenly had an idea and scooted closer like a little duck.

"What are you doing?" Tang Tang turned to ask.

"Don't move, don't move! Just like that," Mi Yue said contentedly. "Now you're blocking the sun, I can finally see clearly."

Tang Tang: ...

Seriously, this guy.

So, the reason you're staying close is just to use me as a sunshade while you play games?

Tang Tang, exasperated, turned to the cameraman. "Hey, when you do post-production, put the words 'forever alone' on this part, okay?"

The cameraman gave her an OK sign, while Mi Yue, feeling wronged, protested, "Come on, we're friends! How can you say that? Hey, wait, don't leave! Oh no, I died again!"