CP: Yuhuatian
In the 22nd year of Chenghua in the Ming Dynasty, Yu Huatian, the commander-in-chief of Xichang, visited Longmen and returned to the court in late autumn.
The next year, the imperial concubine Wan Zhen'er passed away. Emperor Chenghua was miserable and had no interest in government affairs. He was depressed all day long. All the power of the government fell into the hands of Yuhuatian. At this point, one person is subordinate to ten thousand people, his power is overwhelming, and he is famous in the capital. At the end of the same year, Emperor Chenghua was ill and could not afford to leave. Suddenly, there was a rumor in the court that the Ming Dynasty would change its name. After prosperity, there is a hidden cause of disaster. Everyone is in danger and dare not speak out. They quietly spy on what Yuhuatian is doing.
Note: Historically, Xichang only existed from the 13th year of Chenghua to the 18th year of Chenghua. Due to the setting needs of this article, the existence period of Xichang was extended to the first year of Hongzhi. Those who hope to prove it should not investigate it.
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