I, Zhu Qizhen, God of War, Tore Down Tumu Fortress from the Start

After transmigrating into Zhu Qizhen, he opens his eyes to find himself at Tumu Fortress, with a Wala saber at his neck and Wang Zhen still giving disastrous orders. A hellish challenge from the start? Zhu Qizhen throws out the script on the spot: he kicks Wang Zhen aside, takes firm control of the army, and gives the Wala a taste of the Hongyi cannons. Back in the capital, he reforms the bureaucracy and investigates corruption. The silver seized from corrupt officials piles high enough to fill the imperial gardens. He promotes sweet potatoes and corn, builds railways, and develops steam power until the granaries of the Ming overflow and its influence reaches overseas. Japanese pirates invade? Southeast Asia is in turmoil? Europe wants to seize territory? He sends the navy straight out to plant Ming banners across Asia, Europe, Africa, and the Americas! From then on, the historical “Emperor Who Begged at the Gates” becomes a true god of war, defeating the steppe tribes, expanding across the globe, and establishing a new world order. The Wala weep as they sue for peace, European kings hope to cling to his coattails, and later historians exclaim, “He was the chosen son of the Ming!” Zhu Qizhen shrugs: “Just the usual for someone who transmigrated. After all, I came with a script editor~”