Great Ming: You Were Told to Govern, So How Did You Become an Emperor for the Ages?

He transmigrates into the Ming Dynasty as Prince Cheng, Zhu Qiyu, and opens his eyes to find himself facing a battle to defend the capital. The Oirat army is poised to strike. Will it soon be at the gates of the capital? The Tumu Crisis cost the capital’s army two hundred thousand elite troops. Are there no soldiers left to defend the city? The court officials are all terrified and secretly sending their families south? The Empress Dowager rules from behind the curtain, harboring ill intentions because she fears he’ll take the throne? His own safety is uncertain, and his wife and children could be murdered at any moment? The man responsible for all this is his dear older brother, Zhu Qizhen, the emperor who opened the gates, now in Datong urging the garrison to surrender to the Oirats! Brother, take my advice. Since you married an Oirat woman and became a live-in son-in-law, settle down and live happily with her. As for the vast realm of the Ming, your younger brother will make sure it lasts for generations to come!