Great Tang: My Fate Is Bound to Changsun, and Li Er Begs Me Not To...

[Mind Reading] [Protective Emperor and Empress] [Lie-Flat Imperial Advisor]

Gu Qingzhou transmigrates to the eighth year of the Zhenguan era, with only three days left to live.

After barely using a beginner's potion to save a critically ill lady, he finds their lives bound together: if one dies, they both die.

And the worst part is, this lady is Empress Zhangsun.

From then on, all he wants is to lie in the sun, but Li Er even has the chair he sits on checked for splinters.

On the surface, he is respectful. In his heart, he rants furiously:

[Your Majesty, if you don't rest, you'll be gone in two years, and Chengqian and Qingque will start fighting!]

[Stockpiling grain under the Eastern Palace's name? Release the grain in the imperial estates first, and those small grain shops will fold on their own!]

Gu Qingzhou has no idea that the empress can hear every word.

By the time he realizes it, the crown prince has learned to admit his mistakes, his little vegetable garden has become off-limits, and even the emperor is personally tucking him in.

"Qingzhou, I beg you, stay alive."

He clutches his quilt. I only wanted to lie flat. Why do I have to manage the fate of the Tang dynasty?