Great Ming: I, Zhu Qizhen, Return as the God of War

He transmigrates into Zhu Qizhen, the Ming emperor, with Tumu Fortress just ahead.

He thinks, how could a Ming emperor be captured by Yexian of the Oirat?

He activates the National Destiny System!

What should he do when food supplies are running low?

He summons the Imperial Guards and Zhuge Liang, then builds Wooden Oxen and Gliding Horses to transport grain in no time!

What should he do when Oirat cavalry ambushes the supply route?

He beats the war drums and sings the hit song "A Bridge of Fate." The soldiers instantly fly into a rage and fight the enemy with all their might, wiping out the Oirat cavalry!

Several days later, he captures Yexian and leads his troops back to Beijing.

Yexian falls to his knees, wailing and begging for mercy!

Yu Qian is overjoyed!

Zhu Qiyu's face darkens!

Empress Dowager Sun praises him: "My son has defeated the Oirat and captured Yexian. He truly is the God of War of the Ming!"

At court, he orders, "Open the maritime markets! Conquer Japan! Wipe out the remnants of Northern Yuan! Conquer the three northeastern provinces and eliminate the Jurchen!"

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.