Transmigrated as Yu Qian to Save the Ming Dynasty on Livestream

After dying suddenly from staying up all night, Yu Qian, a history graduate student, transmigrated into the body of his Ming-dynasty namesake, a vice minister of war on the verge of being imprisoned.

When he opened his eyes, it was the fourteenth year of the Zhengtong reign, and the death knell of the Tumu Crisis was counting down.

Fortunately, he was bound to the National Fate livestream System. Every move he made became a focus of attention for future generations.

The livestream comments spoiled the future and offered advice, while the entire internet watched him, a condemned man, walk alone through dark alleys.

[Comment: Run! Wang Zhen wants you dead!]

[Comment: Keep it together! The emperor will be captured in three months!]

[Comment: Lord Yu, the defense of Beijing is counting on you!]

He denounced the plan to move the capital south and turned the tide, winning the supposedly unwinnable Battle of Beijing before the eyes of billions of modern viewers.

From savior of the nation to chief regent, he introduced the fire of modernity and quietly reshaped the foundations of civilization.

As history’s noose tightened once more, the blades of the Palace Coup drew near.

Facing the System’s final warning: **“Set history right, and your noble name will endure for generations. Defy the Mandate of Heaven, and you will lose everything after death.”**

Yu Qian watched billions of comments scroll by, saying “Worth it” and “Run,” and smiled calmly.

“I did not come to this world to make a name for myself.”

“If a hollow reputation can buy the nation a new future…”

“Then let this ‘criminal’ kindle a spark with his own hands, and set Huaxia on another path.”