Ming Dynasty: in the Third Year of Zhenguan, the Civil Fort Changes Started

Yu Yi traveled through the Ming Dynasty and became the second son of Yu Qian, guarding Jimingyi, the three largest fortresses in the north of Beijing. He was familiar with history and knew that the Tumu Fort Revolution was about to happen in three years. In the 14th year of the Zhengtong reign, he sent three memorials to the court to prevent the emperor from conducting the expedition in person. Emperor Qiangang was arbitrary and insisted on going his own way, regardless of advice. After his personal expedition, he was besieged in Tumubao. Yu Yi wanted to just go with the flow and ignore it until he saw the Chinese men fighting to the death for their country. That night, he took the thousand Xuanjia troops he had signed up and headed west out of Jimingyi, heading straight for the Tumu Fort to prevent the building from collapsing! I think that in the long history of five thousand years, there must be one or two men standing under all the power of God! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.