The Beloved One Only Wants Some Peace and Quiet [Book Transmigration]

Yan Baixiu transmigrates into the body of a universally adored beauty with delicate skin, a soft figure, and a gorgeous face. The catch is, this universally adored beauty is only a limited-edition character for half the book. The original beauty had a whole school of fish: wealthy heirs, domineering CEOs, all-around idols, top-tier stars, legendary singers, and more. But when the story begins and the kind, good-hearted protagonist appears... The fish all say, "I was wrong about you! You're a vicious man with a kind face!" Yan Baixiu, who never wanted to be so popular or become the center of a love-triangle battlefield, has transmigrated just as the original character is about to be exposed. With a blank expression, he says: Thanks, but let me be on my own. I'm out. Don't call me. The fish: We can't get enough! Mini-scene 1: On a survival show: All-Around Idol: I won't let you leech off my popularity! Yan Baixiu, expressionless: Oh, move aside. I caught that fish. All-Around Idol: This fish... is delicious! Fans: So much for being an all-around idol. You're making a delicate beauty take care of you? Mini-scene 2: On a horror reality show: Top-Tier Star: If you're scared, you can lean on me. A ghost floats by. The star freezes. Yan Baixiu calmly catches the fainting actor and knocks a zombie flat with one punch. Yan Baixiu: I'm not bald, but I was born strong! Fans of the original heartthrob: Holy crap! He looks so weak, but he's gorgeous! Mom loves you! Yan Baixiu's fans now: Holy crap! He looks weak, but he's actually a powerhouse! I love you, hubby! ---Please note--- 1. A love-triangle battlefield and a universally adored beauty along the way, but a one-on-one pairing in the end. Sweet, satisfying, and angst-free, with no exes and both leads new to love. 2. An alternate world where same-sex relationships are legal. The original protagonist is not villainized. 3. Baixiu is naturally unflappable and strong enough to lift a huge cauldron. Blurb written on August 21, 2020. Add it to your reading list if you like it! Theme: Hearing is not believing; seeing is believing.