In the finale of "Splendid Weiyang", Tuoba Jun died and passed away.

The scene at that time was:

Tuoba Jun’s toxicity could no longer be suppressed. Doctor Liu privately told Tuoba Jun that if the only antidote had been taken by the emperor himself, If it is not given to the queen, then the Wei Dynasty will definitely become more powerful. Tuoba Jun had no regrets about the choices he made. He asked Imperial Physician Liu to continue to keep the secret. He said that without the queen, this country would be meaningless to him. Weiyang heard the conversation behind the screen and cried bitterly. ?

Tuoba Jun died, and his youngest son Tuoba Hong ascended the throne. Weiyang fulfilled her promise to her husband and decided to protect the Wei Dynasty at all costs, protect their common home, and take Tuoba Jun with him. Hobby to live well and let Tuoba Jun see a beautiful country. ?

Extended information:

Tuoba Jun’s character profile:

The grandson of Tuoba Jun. He has a sunny and cheerful personality, humorous and indifferent to fame and fortune. He is deeply loved by Tuoba Tao and also attracts the fear of other princes! He and Li Weiyang were in love, but because of the hatred between the country and the family, Li Weiyang was unable to move forward.

After suffering repeated injuries, Tuoba Jun still tried his best to help her with a sincere and fiery heart. His perseverance earned Li Weiyang all his sincerity. Finally, with the help of Li Weiyang, he ascended to the throne and realized his ambitions and ideals.

"The Young Lady" is adapted from Qin Jian's novel of the same name (also known as "The Concubine is Poisonous"), produced by Shanghai Keton Film and Television Co., Ltd., directed by Li Huizhu, starring Tang Yan, Luo Jin, Wu Jianhao, Mao Xiaotong, Li Huizhu Starring Xin Ai and others.

The play tells the story of Xin'er, the princess of the subjugated country, who accidentally became "Li Weiyang" after her country was destroyed and her family was destroyed, and she returned to Shangshu Mansion to battle wits and courage with her enemies.

Baidu Encyclopedia-Splendid Weiyang