Chen Chu, an agricultural student, is a kind and honest man.
Even after he transmigrates back to ancient times, he can’t change his good-hearted nature.
So he would never market tomatoes as “Yuju Beauty Fruits” that nourish yin and preserve beauty, then sell them at a premium to naïve young ladies.
Nor would he market purple eggplants as “Kunlun Purple Gourds” that boost yang and build strength, then sell them at a premium to men longing to be eighteen again.
And he certainly wouldn’t sneak off to the pleasure quarters behind his wife’s back…
Chen Chu has no qualities but virtues!
This book is also known as I Was Always a Good Man
