Daming: I Protect My Eldest Grandson Who Died Young

Traveling through the Jinling City of the Ming Dynasty, I started working as a porter at the beginning, moving goods and running errands to earn a living, focusing on a stable job. Unexpectedly, on the way to work, I met Zhu Xiongying, the noble and delicate grandson of the emperor. Others are cautious when meeting princes and grandsons, but I, a migrant worker, only want to think: Don't stop me from moving goods, and delay my making money! By chance, he became the young boy's exclusive playmate and personal bodyguard. He does not engage in political intrigues or touches the imperial power. His daily routine is to play with his children and protect them from growing up safely. In the bustling city of Yingtian, a commoner worked as a worker, guarding a young imperial grandson who died young, and lived his daily life with regrets. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.