Great Ming: Zhu Qizhen Is Right Here? I Shoot Wang Zhen

He transmigrates to the Zhengtong era of the Ming Dynasty and becomes Zhang Zhong, the lame eldest legitimate son of Duke of Ying Zhang Fu.

All he wants is to be an idle playboy. If he gets the chance, he hopes to introduce potatoes and corn early so that as many people as possible can have enough to eat.

But to save his adoptive father, he has no choice but to interfere in the Tumu Crisis.

Since it has come to this, he might as well see it through.

First, he kills Wang Zhen right in front of Zhu Qizhen, the God of War of the Ming.

"I execute this traitor for the sake of all under Heaven."

When the man behind Zhu Qizhen changes from Wang Zhen to Zhang Zhong, will "God of War of the Ming" still be an insult centuries later?

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.