To the Great Han.
At least one of the two, the emperor and his advisor, must remain.
Gu Ye was quite open-minded about it. If they could meet, no matter how, the emperor and advisor would indeed meet.
This journey was destined to be extremely difficult.
Gu Ye still fell ill.
He was truly at the age of maturity, though walking on these already repaired roads was ultimately unbearable for him.
Fortunately, Gu Yi was constantly vigilant.
He used a tool for him at the first opportunity, thus helping him overcome the crisis.
But clearly—
The time left for him was not much.
Luoyang.
After many years, Gu Ye finally returned to this city.
Just as warmly as in previous years.
Liu Chen, although now with a head full of white hair, no longer as spirited as before, still led the ministers to welcome Gu Ye outside the city.
"Your Majesty...."
Looking at Liu Chen, Gu Ye's eyes instantly turned red.
He staggered down from the carriage.
