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Chang Yuchun is from Huaiyuan, Anhui. Brave and good at fighting, resourceful. He followed Zhu Yuanzhang in the north and south, and made great achievements in battle. He was called the "victorious general" by the soldiers. In memory of Chang Yuchun, who died young, Zhu Yuanzhang gave him the highest honor and posthumously named Chang Yuchun the King of Kaiping. Just as the flames of peasant uprisings spread across the land of China, Chang Yuchun, who was hiding in Liu Ju's place in Mingluoshan, was extremely depressed. Because, in his twenties, he really couldn't stand Liu Ju. He wanted to go home, but he was also afraid that the township officials were finding out about him beating the little Tatar to death. He wanted to leave Liu Ju, but he had no target to defect to and did not dare to go down the mountain easily. Lan Yu, a young man who lives in the same room, is very fond of his character. Lan Yu, a native of Dingyuan, was two or three years younger than Yuchun. She came to Liu Ju because she couldn't bear the anger of the Tatars and landlords at home.