Great Ming: What's in the Palanquin Is None of Your Business, Lady Lü

After transmigrating to a parallel world, he became Zhu Yunton, Zhu Yuanzhang's grandson.

At first, he was manipulated by Lady Lü and looked down on by Zhu Yuanzhang.

Then he developed perfume, glass, and more, earning Old Zhu's admiration.

He was even allowed to ride in a golden sedan chair carried by eight bearers when entering or leaving the palace!

Zhu Yunton's influence kept growing.

But his high-profile comings and goings drew Lady Lü's attention.

As Zhu Yunton was about to report on his latest invention, soap, to Old Zhu,

Lady Lü blocked his way.

"What are you putting on airs for? You're just a kid, and already showing off in front of the Empress Dowager!"

"I suggest you go back and keep your head down under my watch!"

"Don't get too comfortable!"

Zhu Yunton was completely unfazed by Lady Lü's threats.

"What I do has nothing to do with you, Lady Lü. You'd better mind your own business!"

Lady Lü refused to back down and insisted on teaching the young Zhu Yunton a lesson herself.

The next second, ten blades were held to her neck.

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