Great Ming: Scheming for the Ren and Xuan Reigns

Well, if you're writing history, then write it properly, following the style of the TV series "Ming Dynasty". If you're writing fan fiction based on the TV series, then categorize it as fan fiction, or put it in the history category. Zhu Gaochi was enfeoffed in Le'an in the fifteenth year of the Yongle reign.

It's so frustrating. The protagonist the author created lacks any heroic spirit. When the Mongols were carrying out the siege of the funeral procession, his first thought was that Zhu Zhanji couldn't die and that the court needed to be stabilized. Later, he even encouraged Zhu Zhanji to kill his two uncles, ostensibly to stabilize the country. He showed absolutely no magnanimity.

The description is utter nonsense; where did this army of 500,000 come from?

I'm truly impressed. You've made the simple, uneventful ascension of Emperor Renzong into a story where he couldn't ascend the throne without a protagonist? How many chapters have you written and it's still not finished?

I genuinely dislike Zhu Gaochi's family. I've noticed that many emperors who rose to power were fiercely protective of their land, while their descendants seem to sell off their ancestors' territory without a second thought. Honestly, was this "hexagonal warrior" really doing a good job? Perhaps our ancient definition of a prosperous era differs from ours, but I still don't think an era that so easily shrinks and abandons territory can be considered a prosperous era.

You keep coming back to life, then lying back down again. This makes it impossible for people to subscribe or not to subscribe.

Will the protagonist steal the throne from the God of War of the Ming Dynasty?

Let's see if it's a final burst of energy before death.

Will the protagonist later oust the Great Ming War God and become emperor? (If so, will Zhu Zhanji pass the throne to him, or will he stage a coup?)

The description is too simple... I'm not some kind of expert.