The Mystery of the Imperial Palace: Jianwen's Shadow

In the fourth year of Jianwen, the Battle of Jingnan came to an end, and Zhu Di broke into Nanjing. After the palace fire, Jianwen Emperor Zhu Yunwen disappeared mysteriously, becoming the first unsolved case in the Ming Dynasty. After Zhu Di ascended the throne, he claimed on the surface that he was buried in a sea of ​​fire, but secretly sent Zheng He to the West and Hu Xi to visit the world, but no trace was found. Six hundred years later, Lu Chengyu, a graduate student in Ming history, was sorting through his grandfather's old belongings and found a jade seal engraved with "Yun Wen", half a volume of "Jianwen's Notes on Daily Life" and a secret letter, which reminded that "the emperor is not dead, and the password is hidden in the red wall." He suspected that his grandfather's disappearance was related to the traces of Emperor Jianwen, so he gave up further studies and embarked on a journey of exploration. On the way, he ran into the mysterious woman Su Qingyuan who was also pursuing Jianwen's traces. The two went from being suspicious of each other to fighting side by side. At the same time, the "Yanying Pavilion" organization obstructed in every possible way, with its purpose far beyond protecting orthodoxy and hiding conspiracies. The two broke through the encirclement and interception, solved many mysteries, and uncovered the truth behind Emperor Jianwen's "escape from the golden cicada" and the hidden mission of Zheng He's voyages to the West. They also discovered that Lu Chengyu's grandfather and Su Qingyuan's family were closely related to this secret. In the end, the two found the home of Emperor Jianwen, solved the mystery of their grandfather's disappearance, exposed the "Yanying Pavilion" conspiracy, and settled a six-hundred-year-old case.