Great Ming: The Ruthless Minister Who Shot the Emperor from the Start

After Yu Qian, Grand Preceptor of the Crown Prince, was falsely accused and executed, his restless spirit lingered over the skies of the Great Ming.

He watched as the century-old dynasty declined and the Manchus entered the Central Plains.

When Yu Qian opened his eyes again, he had returned to the eve of the defense of the capital, and was bound to a Powerful Minister System.

Emperor Yingzong of the Great Ming was tied up outside the city gates and humiliated by the Oirat. The morale of the generals and soldiers was low.

Yu Qian: My Great Ming is mighty. How could we have an emperor taken prisoner? A ruler should die for his state, and die in the right place. Loose the arrows!

The Host acts decisively and ruthlessly, earning advanced firearm technology! Against the cavalry of nomadic tribes, their only reward is a swift death!

The Host refuses to be guilt-tripped, earning railway technology! Divine troops descend from the heavens, rushing to aid the frontier in its battles!

The Host achieves The Outcast, earning corn and sweet potato seeds! Now everyone can eat their fill!

Yu Qian purges the eunuch faction, punishes corrupt officials, plans the distribution of land...

Who says the Great Ming began to decline after the Tumu Crisis?

The Great Ming is the true empire on which the sun never sets!

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