Great Ming: The Zhengde Emperor Is Infertile? I'll Be Damned!

Zhang Hao, a genius of traditional Chinese medicine, was transported by accident to the Hongzhi era of the Ming Dynasty after a car accident. He found himself inhabiting the body of Zhu Ziwen, a farmer's son from a small village in Jiangnan.

When other people transmigrated, they became princes or imperial descendants, or else nobles and aristocrats.

At the very least, they became sons of wealthy families. Only Zhang Hao transmigrated as the son of a peasant woman.

They were both surnamed Zhu, but the others had fathers of noble imperial blood, while his father was merely a humble farmer who worked the land from dawn to dusk.

Sometimes, he couldn't help lamenting: Why had Heaven treated him so badly?

Then one day, he met a painter and discovered that his background wasn't as simple as he had imagined.

Then one day, he met a bandit and discovered that there was another fellow traveler with an even worse lot than his!

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.