Great Ming: Fortune-Telling Is Too Exhausting, So I Choose to Change Fate by Force

Xie Jingzhe transmigrates to the Ming Dynasty and becomes a frail star official in the Imperial Observatory, so sickly that he gasps after every two steps.

He only wants to keep his head down and live in peace, but he's bound to the [Eternal Martial Temple System], which insists that a frail scholar like him take on a general's work.

[Unlock the Western Chu Conqueror template and gain the strength to lift a giant cauldron!]

[Unlock the Li Yuanba template and master the twin hammers!]

[Unlock the God of Slaughter Bai Qi template and manifest the aura of a man who has slaughtered ten thousand!]

Just as the Tumu Crisis breaks out, the Ming emperor is captured and the Oirat cavalry surrounds the city.

While the civil and military officials argue endlessly over whether to negotiate or fight to the death, the city gates burst open.

A frail figure in bloodstained white, coughing as he walks, charges alone into the enemy ranks.

That day, the Oirat Khan finally understands that the most terrifying thing about the Ming Dynasty isn't the Divine Engine Battalion. It's a fortune-teller named Xie Jingzhe.