Great Ming: I Raise Pigs for Five Years, and My Farmhands Turn Out to Be Princes

After transmigrating to the Great Ming, Gu Han tops the imperial exams and becomes the top scholar.

He refuses to marry the ugly princess, so Zhu Yuanzhang exiles him to the mountains to raise pigs.

Unhappy with his lot, Gu Han decides to raise pigs and teach at the same time, waiting for his students to graduate and give Old Zhu a taste of defeat.

He passes on everything he has learned, holding nothing back.

The students are good-hearted, too. They help Gu Han look after the piglets and meet the emperor's quota.

Four years later, when the imperial exam results are posted, Gu Han is dumbfounded. Not a single one of his students passed?

Zhu Biao: Sir, don't panic. I may not be the top scholar, but being Crown Prince isn't bad either.

Zhu Shuang: Sir! This student will put his talents to use and make everyone in the Great Ming prosperous!

Zhu Di: Sir, look at those distant lands across the sea. They're already Great Ming territory.

Gu Han: Wait! The one helping the sow give birth is a prince of the Great Ming?????

Gu Han: And that old man surnamed Huang who keeps coming to help is...?????

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.