The Emperor's Legacy: Is the Emperor's Eldest Grandson Dead?

In the seventeenth year of Hongwu's reign, the emperor's grandson Zhu Xiongying was buried in Zhongshan. That night, the imperial mausoleum was stolen and the coffin was empty. On the same day, Songjiang Mansion. The little beggar Ah Wu was chased by the royal guards because he held a jade pendant in his arms that was the same as the imperial mausoleum. The old lady selling steamed buns protected him from the knife, and the mysterious old beggar sacrificed his life to save him, all because he looked so much like the "dead" emperor's eldest grandson. On the dragon chair, Zhu Yuanzhang dropped the chess pieces, and there was no one on the other side of the chessboard: "My grandson, you must 'die' once." Deep in the palace, Crown Princess Lu cut off the peony with a sinister look in her eyes: "That seat can only belong to my son." The commander of the Jin Yiwei, Jiang Wei, vowed to uncover the theft of the imperial mausoleum and get to the bottom of it. When Ah Wu finally touched the jade pendant that symbolized his identity, what was waiting for him was Li Xuan's carefully poisoned killing... Will the Imperial Pearl return to the ninth level, or will it fall into hell forever?