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After the death of Zhu Yuanzhang, Emperor Jianwen ascended the throne. He followed the advice of his ministers and implemented the policy of eliminating vassals, which angered his fourth uncle Zhu Di. Zhu Di rebelled. Before the rebellion, he hid some of the treasures he had accumulated over the years to use as an escape in case of defeat. Ditiao was a cave in the north of Beijing. Later, Zhu Di became emperor, and this treasure has been sealed in the cave. During the war in the late Ming Dynasty, this treasure was stolen and later became lost among the people, attracting competition from all parties. It eventually fell into the hands of Kangxi guard Liu Hu, who hid it in his courtyard. From then on, the Liu family courtyard became a battleground for thieves from all walks of life to compete for wealth, and various strange things happened frequently. It was not until several years later that the cause of Liu Hu's death and the mystery of the treasure were revealed.

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