People Raised Pigs in the Ming Dynasty, and Zhu Di Wanted to Steal Pigs Every Day?

Zhu Gaoyan traveled through time and became the fourth son of Emperor Yongle. Knowing that he could not defeat his elder brother Zhu Gaochi, an old fox, he settled down and started farming and raising pigs. In the fourth year of Yongle, Queen Xu Miaoyun suddenly fell ill in her dream. When she was dying, she wanted to eat a bite of game. However, Xu Miaoyun recovered from her illness after eating wild boar meat! Zhu Di: Where did this wild boar come from? Zhu Gaochi: Dad, this was sent by Lao Si. It seems that it was raised by Lao Si on his own farm. Then Zhu Di saw that ten thousand kilograms of rice per mu? A ton of fat black pig? Horses traveling a hundred thousand miles in a hurry? A queen bee as big as a human? Wait, why are eggs transparent? And this golden dragon? Until Zhu Di accidentally got an ancient book. Ancient books record: The yield per mu is ten thousand catties, the mist is shrouded, the Buddha's light is in the clouds, the pigs weigh ten thousand catties, and the horses travel thousands of miles... This is the land of immortals. Zhu Di: I can't steal anything else. It seems I can only steal pigs! ! Zhu Gaoxu: Dad, I was fucked by a pig and I'm not clean anymore. Zhu Gaoyan: One more pig is missing. Dad, don't force me to let my dog ​​bite you! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.