Before the Chenghua period of the Ming Dynasty, Concubine Wan Gui was the only one favored in the harem. In the outer court, Wan'an, the chief minister of the cabinet, drove him, and inside, there were eunuchs such as Liang Fang and Wang Zhi who served as his vassals. After Concubine Wan Gui's only son died in infancy, a female official named Ji became pregnant with a dragon son and gave birth to the best emperor of the Ming Dynasty - Ming Xiaozong without anyone noticing. It turned out that under the lustful power of Concubine Wan Gui, an anti-Wan group had already been formed, and its core was the eunuch Bingbi, the eunuch of the ceremony - Hua En.
Purpose: To tell the story of Huai En, the most manly eunuch in the Ming Dynasty, and the Hongzhi Zhongxing he guarded