The assistant director went out and hurriedly called his assistant over. The first thing he blurted out was, "Either you prepare a Manchu Han Imperial Feast right now, or you find a high-end carriage."

assistant:? ? ?

"There's no time to explain."

The assistant director, on the verge of tears, strode slowly toward the emperor standing under the shade of a tree, picking bones out of a chicken leg, his voice trembling with emotion: "Hurry!"

"good."

The assistant turned and ran away, and a moment later, he drove up in a red Ferrari and stopped in front of Shao Linyuan.

At that moment, the assistant director was sweating profusely and nervously trying to say something nice.

"Your Majesty, you should go back. If the museum can't find you, they'll have to come to me. I'll be guilty of hoarding cultural relics and will go to jail."

"Alright, I've had someone call you a carriage... um..."

Looking at the flashy supercar in front of him, the assistant director was speechless.

It was Shao Linyuan who first raised the question: "This is called, a carriage?"

The assistant director was almost in tears!

His idea was to have his assistant run around to nearby filming locations of period dramas to see if there were any decent horses and carriages available, so that at least they could coax the real emperor back.

But this...this..."Yes!"

With things having come to this, the assistant director could only resort to his professional skills and force a connection: "This is a horse-drawn carriage from our time, isn't it beautiful?"

"Hmm." The emperor was not satisfied, but he still nodded reluctantly.

A moment later, he asked a more fundamental question: "Where's the horse?"

"The horse...the horse is right here!" The assistant director took two quick steps and pointed to the galloping horse emblem on the front of the car.

The emperor's brows furrowed even more. What was that painting of a horse?

The common people of this era are so stingy.

However, he was there to make money, so he couldn't be picky and had to reluctantly get into the supercar.

As she was leaving, she grabbed the assistant director's arm and looked down at him.

His golden heterochromatic eyes reflected the sunlight, and combined with his magnificent imperial robes, instantly created an extremely strong sense of oppression, making the assistant director's knees buckle and almost kneel down to pay his respects.

"Your Majesty...is there anything else?"

"The money hasn't been paid yet." Shao Linyuan said with utmost seriousness, "I asked others, and they said it's two hundred a day."

The assistant director suddenly realized what was going on and immediately took out all the cash he had, a thousand yuan, from his pocket and gave it to the emperor who had unexpectedly appeared on set, before finally managing to get rid of him.

… …

Back at the display case, Shao Linyuan didn't eat dinner and spent a long time pondering why he had been recognized.

He rested his chin on his hands, stared at the staff coming and going for a long time, and thought it was probably... clothes!

Yes, it's clothes!

His clothes were too conspicuous; he needed to change into the clothes of an ordinary person of this era, just like when he used to travel incognito.

So, Shao Linyuan slept soundly in the display case, and after absorbing enough restorative gas, he left the display case again on time the next day. He finally found a clothing store, only to discover that the money he had earned from a hard day's work yesterday wasn't even enough for a set of clothes...

I can't afford it.

Shao Linyuan turned his head and stared intently at the letters that were visible everywhere in the store—Louis Vuitton.

LV? The emperor was puzzled and confused.

It's just a slightly larger clothing store, how can it be so expensive? A day's wages can't even buy a single outfit!

On one side, a newly hired shop assistant, seeing that he couldn't produce any money, said sarcastically, "Sir, if you're not going to buy it, please change it. This is affecting our ability to sell to other customers."

After saying that, he was about to step forward and chase the person away.

But in less than a second, a jade pendant materialized out of thin air in Shao Linyuan's hand.

Crafted by royal jade artisans a thousand years ago, it possessed the highest and most exquisite craftsmanship at the time, and is now a rare find.