Great Ming: My Grandpa Lay Flat for Five Years, Then Put on the Imperial Robes

In the forty-third year of the Wanli reign, Zhu You has been in the Great Ming for over a year after transmigrating, and is now the son of an ordinary farming family on the outskirts of Daxing County, Shuntian Prefecture.

For fifteen years, he and his grandfather have depended on each other.

As far as he can remember, his grandfather is incredibly lazy. Every day, he's either ** birds and fighting crickets, or writing and painting: a poor old man who takes pleasure in doing nothing.

Zhu You decides this can't go on. He gathers his courage and tells his grandfather, "Grandpa, can't you pull yourself together and do something with your life?"

His grandfather says, "Oh," rolls over in his rocking chair, and keeps sunning himself from the other side.

Zhu You: "He's a lost cause!"

If his grandfather is going to lie flat, Zhu You will have to work hard himself. After five years of effort, he finally becomes the richest man in the Great Ming.

Before Zhu You can show off to his grandfather, he sees him putting on an imperial robe.

Zhu You: "Grandpa, you can't do that! You should just lie flat. Rebellion is punishable by death!"

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