Zhu Di is afraid of Tao Yao.
Back when the young King of Han saw his tall father bow respectfully without even daring to glance, it left a huge impression on him. Later, the King of Han couldn't help but ask his father why he treated a seemingly powerless woman with such reverence.
Zhu Di only said one thing.
The Great Ming owes her too much, and the Zhu Family owes her countless lives.
Later, the King of Han realized if it hadn't been for Tao Yao, the Great Ming Dynasty would have long crumbled, becoming a laughingstock in history books. And as the rising dragon, the Zhu Family would also have completely perished, leaving no trace of its bloodline.
For a long time, the King of Han believed Tao Yao was dead, killed in that shocking upheaval. It even brought him some relief because he couldn't accept one person being nobler than the Imperial Family, making even the Emperor bow.
