I, Zhu Qizhen, the God of War of the Great Ming Dynasty

Zhu Qi, a modern history buff, transmigrates by accident while staying up late watching a documentary about the Tumu Crisis, only to find himself as Zhu Qizhen, Emperor Yingzong of the Ming, known as the “God of War.” At this moment, 200,000 Ming troops are preparing to withdraw from Datong. The catastrophic defeat that will see the emperor captured and the elite forces wiped out is just seven days away. Wang Zhen is still scheming to detour through Weizhou and show off, the Oirat cavalry is lurking in the shadows, and the ambush at Ya'er Ridge is quietly closing its net... With his knowledge of how history unfolds, Zhu Qi knows that one wrong step will plunge the country into ruin and his people into despair. He must rein in Wang Zhen's arrogance, change the absurd withdrawal route, and convince veteran generals like Zhang Fu and Zhu Yong to trust this emperor, who has become a different man. More than that, he must lead 200,000 troops to safety while the Oirats hunt them down. This time, he will rewrite the blood-soaked tragedy of Tumu Fort and take the fate of the Ming back into his own hands.