For Zhu Yunying, it was perfectly normal for his grandfather and son to go out traveling and visiting others. As the pillar of the family, Zhu Yunying naturally had to handle all sorts of matters, big and small.

It wasn't just because he was the emperor of the Ming Dynasty, but also because he was the 'head of the family,' and taking care of the elderly and children was his duty. These were also the responsibilities that Zhu Yunying believed a man should shoulder.

That's how simple it is. Whether it's because he was influenced by the times or because these simple ethical values ​​continue to influence people after thousands of years, there are actually many people like Zhu Yunying who share these simple values.

These are not just thoughts of feudal old-fashioned people; they are responsibilities and obligations.

As the head of the household, one needs to do more and work harder at this time.

The main reason is that there have been just too many things to do lately, so Zhu Yunying has naturally been very busy. As for sleeping only two hours a day, that's a bit of an exaggeration; three hours is definitely no problem.

Occasionally, he would take a half-hour or two-quarters-hour nap. Zhu Yunying considered his sleep quality to be quite good, and rest was something he valued immensely. Diligence in governance was no problem, but taking good care of his health was equally important.

Looking at some of the memorials, Zhu Yunying smiled slightly, probably because he was quite satisfied with the progress of some matters, and everything was proceeding in an orderly manner.

This is definitely a good thing. Joo Yoon-young has an extremely strong desire for control, and he naturally doesn't want things to get out of his control.

As for things that are slightly beyond Joo Yoon-young's control, that's fine. He can either find a way to regain control or resolve the issue directly. That's all that matters.

There's always a way to overcome difficulties; this has always been Zhu Yunying's belief. He doesn't think some things are truly unsolvable. If you try hard enough, there's always a way.

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