I Really Don't Want to Be the Emperor, It's All Because of Baozong's Dissatisfaction

In the 14th year of Zhengtong, during the Tumubao Incident, Zhu Qiyu woke up and became the bastard emperor of the Ming Dynasty. Inside, there were successive natural and man-made disasters, civil unrest occurred, and the Battle of Tumubao, the Ming Dynasty lost 200,000 soldiers to pensions. Many relatives of the emperor and important officials of the imperial court died in this battle, and their talents withered... Outside, the Ola tigers were watching eagerly, and the capital's weak horses and tired soldiers were less than 100,000. My ministers, at this critical moment of life and death, please listen to my words and open an inn, a martial arts school, a daily newspaper, and a business school... Just when the Ming Dynasty was flourishing, the Baozong personally led Wala to knock on the gate and call the door. Ming Dynasty: Why did the Supreme Emperor rebel? My younger brother is very virtuous and can rule the world. … Many years later, Zhu Qiyu looked back on his past. At this time, the Ming Dynasty was already the center of the world. But he still remembered the morning when he ascended the throne, when everyone prostrated in front of him and shouted: Long live my emperor! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.