With the sudden passing of Deng Sui, the burden on Gu Xi's shoulders grew heavier once again.
He had to stop in his tracks.
In Luoyang, he coordinated the affairs of the four corners.
Although Liu Hu was no longer young, Gu Xi could see that Liu Hu did not have the makings of an enlightened ruler.
Even though Deng Sui had already passed away,
he still had no intention of seizing power.
He left everything to Gu Xi, while he himself leisurely sat upon the dragon throne.
It seemed like a high degree of trust in Gu Xi, but in truth, it revealed to Gu Xi deeper hidden dangers.
Old friends gradually passed away.
In the end, time would destroy everything.
If he were to pass away in the future, what would become of the Great Han and the Gu Clan?
It was precisely out of such concern that Gu Xi increasingly prioritized the education of the Gu Clan's younger generation, and he also devoted more effort to nurturing the Crown Prince Liu Bao.
