Archeology blogger Zhu Xianhong live-streamed his excavation of Prince Zhao's Mansion in the Ming Dynasty. A curtain of light suddenly opened in the sky, and the Zhu family members of the Hongwu and Yongle dynasties squatted in the live broadcast room to watch their tombs.
On the one hand, we are digging through old archives in the modern era, uncovering the secrets hidden in the early Ming Dynasty; on the other hand, ancient emperors and princes are following the drama online in real time, watching future generations uncover their own dirty information and correcting errors and omissions in history books.
A brick changed the area of the palace, a piece of hidden paper led to the secret room of Shuiguan, secret files of the East Palace, missing craftsmen, and coffins prepared in advance were unearthed one after another. Zhu Yuanzhang, Zhu Di's ancestors and grandsons were crazy about eating melons after 600 years, sometimes fighting each other, sometimes being tense collectively; experts and netizens from all walks of life went back and forth online, and the doubts kept reversing.
One piece of cultural relics was exposed one after another, and the missing people, tampered records, and secrets hidden under the waterways slowly emerged. Zhu Xianhong relied on stratigraphic evidence to solve the mystery, and a group of ancient Ming Dynasty people were forced to face the unfinished old unsolved case.
A suspenseful story of two-way eating and archeology spanning six hundred years. The bricks and tiles are opening, and the old secrets can no longer be hidden!
Canopy Detective text [awkward laughter]