As a Doctor with a Heart of Compassion, I Could Never Set the Ancestral Hall on Fire from the Start

Transmigration + lighthearted comedy + special abilities + laid-back daily life + easygoing + alternate world

Jiang Qie, a weak healing-type ability user in the apocalypse, is treating someone when he hears a shout from outside: “Someone’s causing trouble!”

The next moment, his vision turns white as he gets caught in the range of a space-type ability.

When he regains consciousness, he finds himself in the body of a concubine-born son who was beaten to death.

It turns out his cheap father is heading to the capital to take up an official post, and the legal wife wants to use Jiang Qie’s identity to make trouble, ruin the mother and son for good, and monopolize her husband’s affection.

Just wonderful!

The good news: he’s still alive!

The bad news: he’s transmigrated to ancient times, and he’s about to be beaten to death!!!

Fine, fine, fine. He put up with enough indignities in the apocalypse. Why should he put up with them in ancient times too?

Surrounded by people with more schemes than he can count, Jiang Qie grows increasingly irritable. Left hook, right hook: whoever comes at him gets beaten, and if they come as a pair, he’ll kill them both.

You doubt who I am and want a house full of heirs, is that it?

Oops, the ancestral hall burned down. Now even our dearly departed ancestors can feel how prosperous their descendants are!

How did a healing-type ability user with a doctor’s benevolent heart become a violent hothead in ancient times, ready to explode at the slightest provocation?

As time goes by, Jiang Qie settles in quite nicely. So why has his healing ability mutated?

And why are these ancient people so superstitious?

Besides, Jiang Qie keeps feeling like someone is badmouthing him behind his back. He can’t shake the feeling that someone is always plotting against him. It’s really annoying!