The only person who was embarrassed was probably Queen Gu.

She is the queen and the one who should be buried in the imperial mausoleum with Min Huang.

Gu Qingcheng said magnanimously, "It's alright! Your Majesty is deeply in love with Concubine Wen, and Concubine Wen has made great contributions. Why should I argue with a dead person?"

Buried in the imperial tomb?

She doesn't care. She didn't like Min Huang when he was alive, let alone a dead person?

Besides, Gu Qingcheng is going to be the empress, and she will have her own imperial tomb.

Concubine Wen died in a spectacular manner, and half of Min Huang's heart was taken away. Ahem, this is not a rhetorical device, but realism.

The palace fighting system is so domineering.

Min Huang was missing half of his heart, and the ability to read minds consumed his energy, causing his body to deteriorate rapidly.

He had to lie in bed for more than half of the year, and the government affairs fell into Gu Qingcheng's hands.

The court officials were all very worried, fearing that another Empress Lu would appear.

Min Huang was very confident. He had a cheat. He knew Gu's true inner thoughts.

This silly woman's mind and eyes are all about herself, and she has no intention of being disloyal at all.

She also loved the eldest prince as her own son and raised him according to the standards of a crown prince.

Not to mention that he was only temporarily handing over the government to the Queen, even if he really passed away, the only person Min Huang could entrust his country to was her!

"Ding! Mission accomplished—"

Before Min Huang died, this voice emerged hurriedly from the depths of Gu Qingcheng's consciousness.

Gu Qingcheng: ...No rush! The mission isn't over yet!