A middle school teacher died suddenly after staying up late, and his soul passed away as Zhu Qiyu, King of Ming Dynasty.
The disastrous defeat of Tumubao shocked the government and the public, the 200,000-strong capital camp was wiped out, Yingzong was captured and captured, and the enemy cavalry approached the capital. He was hastily promoted to the position of supervising the country by the Empress Dowager Sun, and inherited a complete mess: there were no soldiers left in the guard station, and the grain in the Beijing warehouse was empty; hundreds of officials clamored to move south to escape, and the officials in the Fengtian Palace beat and killed the commander of the Jinyi Guards in the hall, with blood splattering on the golden palace; the Empress Dowager used the throne as a prince to restrain her, and Wang Zhenyu's party was entrenched in the palace; the captured Yingzong even knocked on the door at the border gate, leading the enemy to break the city.
Having never been exposed to government affairs, he bravely faced the crisis: he vigorously opposed the move to the south, promoted Yu Qian to take charge of the Ministry of War, liquidated traitors and traitors, rushed to transport Tongzhou to store grain, rebuilt the capital camp and rectified military equipment, and defended the 72-mile capital wall with 20,000 remaining soldiers.
From the three-foot podium to the center of the empire, he must single-handedly turn things around, stop the iron hoof, support the fate of the Ming Dynasty, and walk his own path as an emperor in the turbulent court.
