He had brought only two guards and traveled incognito through the streets of Lu River Town. Perhaps because he looked far too much like his imperial younger brother, someone had actually mistaken him for that brother. In Shengjing City, everyone mistook his younger brother for him, yet once they reached Lushui County, he was finally the one who resembled his younger brother.
Zhou Jia was delighted by this discovery. Whether by coincidence or not, he ran into A Mu, his imperial younger brother's former pageboy, and then... saw Wen Xu's grave.
"Can't it be torn down?"
A Mu also found it inauspicious, but he shook his head. "My master won't let me tear it down. Are you really not Master Wen?"
"No." Zhou Jia fell silent for a long while. "Since it can't be torn down, move it somewhere else."
A lone grave in an empty mountain was far too desolate.
Great Prosperity: The Emperor Jia Biography recorded: The Emperor had a twin elder brother whose name could no longer be verified. Born with extraordinary intelligence and the bearing of an immortal, he was seen by the late emperor and empress, who became jealous of his talent. Though they repeatedly ground him down, his resolve never changed. Later, he was guided away by an immortal and ascended, a man of immense destiny. The Emperor grieved for him and ordered a cenotaph built, commanding all Zhou clan relatives to pay their respects together.
In the year of the Emperor's death, he was buried beside the cenotaph rather than in the imperial mausoleum.
Yet in later generations, the Zhou dynasty collapsed,
Tomb raiders searched for it time and again, but found nothing no matter how thoroughly they combed the land. A great master thus claimed that the tomb was protected by the