The Terminally Ill Young Master of the Baek Clan

Those called royalty.

There was nothing externally special about them despite inheriting the great imperial blood.

At the very least, they didn’t have a unique appearance or extraordinary eyes.

Perhaps someone might feel a sense of nobility, but that was cultivated through upbringing.

So, what was the biggest criterion that distinguished royalty from the common people of the Great Ming Empire?

An innate characteristic.

The feature given from the moment of birth to royalty was their surname.

Royalty was of the Zhu family.

In other words, only those of the Zhu family could dare use the surname Zhu.