Another World: I'm Useless at Everything, So I Had to Study Biotechnology

Zhao Shuangquan transmigrated to a world much like ancient times, yet utterly different.

It was a world of cultivation, with martial artists who trained in the martial way and had bodies of steel; real sorcerers who practiced magic and could move mountains and overturn seas; and Confucian scholars who nurtured a righteous aura and spoke with the authority of imperial law.

He was excited and ready to make a name for himself, only to discover that his previous self had been a complete waste of space.

As the saying goes: First he studied literature, but failed the exams for three years straight. Then he took up martial arts and, on the training ground, shot an arrow that hit the drum keeper, so they kicked him out. Finally, he studied medicine and achieved some success. He wrote a fine prescription of his own, took it, and died.

With no other choice, Zhao Shuangquan had to start by inheriting the ten pigs left by his good-for-nothing father.

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