I Just Transmigrated. Is a Worldwide Livestream Really Necessary?

[Interstellar Travel] [Livestreaming] [Showbiz] [No CP]

Su Yu transmigrated from the twenty-first century to the interstellar age.

He was cautious and careful, keeping his secret as a transmigrator hidden for fear that one careless mistake would get him captured and dissected by these interstellar humans for scientific research. But as a human from ten thousand years ago, he couldn't help occasionally revealing traits that didn't belong to this era.

Su Yu broke into a cold sweat, immensely relieved that he lived in a town with fewer than a thousand people, where he could pass as an ordinary farmer and run a small restaurant.

As long as he kept a low profile, no one would discover that anything was off about him!

However, Su Yu, a complete technophobe, had no idea that he'd been exposed from the very first day after he transmigrated.

He wasn't some small-time farmer in a little town at all. He was an ordinary college student who had been voted into a show called Primitive Life by over a hundred million viewers, all because of his looks.

Every guest on the show pretended to live a primitive life from ten thousand years ago, but the other guests, who relied entirely on smart devices, were always flustered and at a loss.

Su Yu, perfectly at ease, wondered every day: What was going on with this town? Why was someone blowing up the kitchen in an experiment every single day, and why couldn't anyone even figure out how to sweep and mop the floor? Why did the neighbors get so excited and call him a genius just because he roasted a sweet potato? He made some ramen, and the neighbors ate it with tears in their eyes, marveling that he really was a history major.