Great Ming: Zhu Qizhen Has Been Captured, So I'll Send Him to His Death

He transmigrated as Zhu Qiyu on the day of the Tumu Crisis, in the fourteenth year of the Zhengtong era. The Ming's God of War, Zhu Qizhen, had been captured, and the Oirat were about to invade south. Appointed emperor in a time of crisis, he awakened the Mandate of Heaven System, which granted lottery draws for accumulating prestige. From the start, he gained an emperor's aura and the template of Zhao Zilong.

Zhu Qiyu reinstated Yu Qian, wiped out the eunuch faction at court, and personally led an expedition that defeated the Oirat. Afterwards, he had Zhu Qizhen bound and taken to Tumu, making him the first emperor to be executed by dismemberment.

He then defeated foreign tribes such as the Oirat and Jurchen, fought off Japanese pirates, expanded the borders, and pioneered the Industrial Revolution.

He opened the seas to trade and sailed south to the Nanyang.

From then on, wherever the sun shone was Ming territory, and the empire became one on which the sun never set...

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