Upon seeing these pictures, he was deeply shaken.
He was already astounded when he first heard of the pair of skeletal remains that had embraced each other for three thousand years.
But seeing these pictures, of perfectly preserved dragon-engraved, pearwood coffins, these now priceless artifacts.
And the skeletal remains inside them.
Who would dare to publicize and commercialize these cultural relics unless they were truly unscrupulous and profit-driven people.
The clothes on the skeletons have decayed and crumbled over time, but it is not hard to guess that the young girl was dressed in a bridal dress.
Before seeing the photos, he had speculated who this person could be that the emperor would choose to be buried together in the tomb, sharing the same grave even in death.
Her ragged remnants of a wedding dress.
Certainly, this girl was the Emperor's lover.
