Raising Pigs in the Ming Dynasty, While Zhu Di Keeps Trying to Steal Them?

Zhu Gaoyan transmigrated as the Yongle Emperor's fourth son.

Knowing he couldn't outwit his cunning elder brother, Zhu Gaochi, he settled down to farming and raising pigs.

In the fourth year of Yongle's reign, Empress Xu Miaoyun suddenly fell ill in her sleep. On the brink of death, she craved a bite of game meat.

Yet after eating wild boar, Xu Miaoyun recovered!

Zhu Di: Where did this wild boar come from?

Zhu Gaochi: Father, the fourth son sent it. I think he raised it himself on his farm.

Then Zhu Di saw rice yielding ten thousand jin per mu, black pigs weighing a whole ton, horses that could gallop a hundred thousand li, and a queen bee as big as a person.

Wait, why are the eggs transparent? And what's with this golden dragon?

Then, by chance, Zhu Di came across an ancient text.

The text described a place with rice yields of ten thousand jin per mu, clouds and mist swirling around, Buddha's light reaching the heavens, pigs weighing ten thousand jin, and horses traveling ten thousand li... This must be a land of immortals!

Zhu Di: If I can't steal anything else, I guess I'll just have to steal the pigs!

Zhu Gaoxu: Father, a pig knocked me over. I'm no longer pure.

Zhu Gaoyan: That's one more pig gone. Father, don't make me sic the dogs on you!

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