A Guide to Scientific Pig Farming (Quick Transmigration)

Gu Cangman is a hardworking, dependable kid who just got into university this year.

After finally finding a university in a remote location, he was told on the very first day that his classes would be held somewhere even more remote: another world. It turned out that the so-called “Information Processing” major was about processing information from other worlds... To graduate, he would have to steel himself and venture into a world completely unfamiliar to him!

But Gu Cangman never expected the exams to be so bizarre. He was constantly caught up in all sorts of strange emergencies: a lovesick zombie whose supernatural ability was “forcibly matchmaking people,” a magical kingdom where cross-dressing was the highest form of etiquette, and a clawed frog that had gained sentience. His classmates and roommates were just as unreliable...

And then there was campus love god Mo Tongrui. This upperclassman was handsome and capable, but why did he always seem so troubled? He looked so listless and self-destructive that Gu Cangman couldn’t just sit by and do nothing. Even if it meant meddling, he couldn’t turn a blind eye!

At this rate, he was going to be expelled. But it was all right, because he still had an all-purpose handbook that could solve any problem: his grandmother’s Guide to Scientific Pig Farming! Anyone could find relief from their worries with the Guide to Scientific Pig Farming!

The origin of this world was a pig-farming guide.

For Gu Cangman, that was absolute truth.

Mo Tongrui: “If you barge into someone’s heart without permission, you have to take responsibility.”

Gu Cangman: “I’ve barged into more than a dozen hearts, maybe even a few dozen, so...”

Mo Tongrui: A gentle, refined smile.

Gu Cangman: “I’m proposing right now! Let’s get our marriage certificate and get married this instant! Wait... hey...”

Serious, cautious, awkward gong x sunny, energetic, hilarious shou. Both are hugely popular, though in different ways, and each has a special ability.

Please don’t block the author’s notes, they’re part of the main text too. P.S. This has nothing to do with the content of the nonfiction book of the same name.