I Just Transmigrated. Is a Worldwide Livestream Really Necessary?

[Interstellar Transmigration + Livestreaming + Showbiz + No Romance]

Su Yu transmigrates from the twenty-first century to the interstellar era.

Cautious to a fault, he keeps his transmigrator secret, afraid these interstellar humans will capture him and dissect him for research. But as a human from ten thousand years ago, he can't help revealing little things that prove he doesn't belong in this era.

Cold sweat runs down Su Yu's back. He's incredibly relieved to be living in a town with fewer than a thousand people, working as an ordinary farmer and running a small restaurant.

As long as he keeps a low profile, no one will notice anything strange about him!

But Su Yu is a complete technophobe, and has no idea that he was exposed on the very first day after he transmigrated.

Because he isn't a farmer in some small town at all. He's an ordinary college student, chosen by over a hundred million voters for his looks to appear on a show called Primitive Life.

Every guest on the show is pretending to live as people did ten thousand years ago, but the others, who rely entirely on smart devices, are constantly flustered and fumbling about.

Meanwhile, Su Yu handles everything with ease, wondering every day what is going on in this town. Why is someone always conducting an experiment that blows up the kitchen? Why do some people not even know how to sweep or mop the floor? Why do his neighbors get so excited and call him a genius just because he roasted a sweet potato? And why do they eat his hand-pulled noodles with tears in their eyes, marveling that a history major like him can cook so well?