Transmigrated into a School Idol and Forced to Do Business

• Author: Yu Wu Xiao Tian Bing
• Genres: Đam Mỹ, Học Đường, Tình Cảm Hài, Xuyên Không
• Status: Completed
• Chapters: 61
• Rating: ★ 4.0 / 5
• Published: 2026-10-02

A Twist of Fate

I bet anyone who's a sucker for school life danmei will be hooked instantly by this hilariously chaotic setup. Our boy Yu Bai Zhou accidentally undergoes a transmigration and ends up in the body of a notorious high school delinquent—a total academic disaster who lives to pick fights.

This bully used to torment the star student male lead He Yan, leading to a downright tragic end in the original novel. To save his own skin, he vows to completely turn over a new leaf and does everything to win over his former victim, triggering a series of adorable and hilarious mishaps.

The Delinquent's Double Life

Watching Yu Bai Zhou try to act like a "cool yet reasonable" delinquent is absolute gold and cracked me up so much. He has to save face in front of his ride-or-die bros like Li Qing and Che Cong, while secretly bending over backward to butter up the genius male lead.

On top of that, having a filthy rich family with parents who spoil him rotten leads to endless comedic chaos. Every single move he makes gets hilariously complicated by his original body's overpowered family background.

The Twist Behind the Scenes

But here's the ultimate plot twist: the male lead He Yan is nowhere near as innocent or defenseless as our boy first thought. He's actually a reborn soul from eleven years in the future, carrying a cold, mature mind and a massive wall of suspicion.

The dynamic between one trying his hardest to play nice and the other pretending to be clueless is incredibly addictive. He Yan's sweet-yet-threatening wall-pinning moments leave poor Yu Bai Zhou utterly bewildered, pushing their chemistry to intense romantic tension.

The Highlights

• An incredibly concise and easy read at just 61 chapters plus extras, making it easy for busy readers to finish in a short time without feeling exhausted or bored.
• The sweet and funny chemistry between the two main characters is built extremely naturally, bringing a very warm, healing, and pleasant feeling to readers as they closely follow their journey.
• The vivid appearance of the supporting cast of friends like Li Qing, Che Cong, Tu Gaoming, and Li Bei adds more fun, realism, and a sense of camaraderie to the school environment.
• The unique double-transmigration setup between a book transmigrator and a reborn person helps speed up the process of clearing up all misunderstandings, avoiding dragged-out plots that cause frustration for readers who love sweetness.

The Disappointments

• The overall world-building and school life setting are a bit thin, lacking deeper exploration into business dealings or complex social relationships outside the school gates.
• The original body owner's past ambiguous relationship with Ruan Ya wasn't fully or deeply resolved, which might feel slightly unsatisfying for pickier readers.
• The pacing in the second half moves a bit too fast, resolving some major life and relationship milestones way too easily and a tad superficially.

What the Community Thinks

• Goodreads: 4.1/5 (188 ratings, checked on 10/02/2026), showered with praise for its high entertainment value and the absolute cuteness of the main couple.
• Novel Updates: No specific rating, but plenty of reviews rave about the sweet romance, even if the depth of the plot and world-building didn't break any new ground (checked on 10/02/2026).

Best For

If you're looking for a lighthearted read to cozy up with on a rainy weekend afternoon, this is definitely a fantastic pick. The humor and sweetness of our main couple will melt away your daily stress in no time.

On the flip side, if you're expecting a thrilling business war or a complex, deep plot, you might find it a bit underwhelming. Just dive into this story with a relaxed, cheerful mindset to fully enjoy all the sugary sweetness!

Bottom line: A funny, sweet danmei school life novel with a unique premise—absolutely perfect for unwinding and healing your soul after a long, stressful day of school or work.

Tags: transmigration, school life, danmei