Anyone normal would pay attention if their own grave had been dug up.
The Tomb of the Marquis of Haihun was discovered in 2011 and selected as one of the Ten Major Archaeological Discoveries in 2015, gradually becoming known throughout the world. Liu Chang'an had specifically looked up relevant information to learn more about it.
However, he had not personally gone to the museum in the neighboring province to see the exhibition. There was a certain sentiment attached to it, but honestly, there was not much to see. Those objects were essentially no different from the exhibits displayed in other museums—they all carried the flavor of history, somewhat intoxicating and somewhat stale.
According to the official introduction, the Tomb of the Marquis of Haihun site had two main tombs and seven subsidiary tombs. "Tomb No. 2" was naturally one of those two main tombs, but the "Tomb No. 2" Li Jiama mentioned was, more precisely, another Tomb of the Marquis of Haihun site.
As a deposed emperor who later became a marquis, it was perfectly normal for him to prepare several tombs for himself. At the time, he had not even demanded to be buried with Grand Empress Dowager Shangguan Dandan. Wasn't that already quite respectful of propriety?
No, that was wrong. It was not that he had wanted to be buried with the Grand Empress Dowager. He merely regretted that, despite being emperor, he had never had an empress. His experience as emperor had felt just slightly incomplete.
Liu Chang'an carefully searched his memories. He normally never thought about things like "Tomb No. 2," so they had naturally been buried deep in his mind without leaving much of an impression. But after Li Hongfang brought it up, Liu Chang'an unearthed quite a few memories.
After being demoted to the