A Universe-Class Rare Species [Book Transmigration]

After the universe exploded once again, a special substance came into being. Any creature that comes into contact with it has a chance of gaining immense power. At the same time, though, the substance drastically shortens the lifespan of every species it touches and causes all kinds of incurable illnesses that flare up intermittently. The greater the power gained, the sooner you die, and the more agonizing the attacks become. For tens of millions of years, the universe has been full of powerful beings, but they have all fallen like shooting stars, none living past the age of thirty. Until one day... The big shots discovered that the ancient Blue Water Planet humans, who were said to be extinct and had appeared from nowhere, could actually purify pollutants! As long as they stayed close to him and felt genuine joy from him, they would not only enjoy every meal, but also live longer. The big shots went crazy! The universe went crazy too! * What does it feel like to wake up on an auction stage, with countless creatures who clearly aren't from Earth bidding on you? Yan Ning knows. What does it feel like to transmigrate for no reason into a sci-fi novel you once read, becoming the last human in the entire interstellar realm, so fragile that even a bite of food could chip your teeth? Yan Ning knows that too. Later, he discovered that getting close to certain special groups of people, or earning the public's affection, could improve his constitution, and even enhance his looks. Yan Ning started livestreaming and became an overnight sensation. A few things to know before reading: 1. A stunningly beautiful, universally adored bottom. 2. In a certain sense, the top really isn't a good person. His possessiveness is off the charts. 3. The bottom was bullied at school in the past. He's insecure and introverted at first, and is a weak bottom, so proceed with caution if that's a dealbreaker. 4. This is a story about healing each other. 5. In this vast interstellar age, there are many species, but around eighty percent can take human form. Theme: Healing and being healed