Ming Dynasty Army Yu

On the third day of the first lunar month in the late Xuande year of the Ming Dynasty, Zhu Zhanji, Emperor Xuanzong of the Ming Dynasty, died of illness in the Qianqing Palace in the Forbidden City. Zhu Qizhen, the nine-year-old eldest son of the emperor, came to the throne. Wei Tao, a 36-year-old unemployed social worker, traveled to the northwest border of the Ming Dynasty and became a military household under the Suzhou Guard. Arriving alone in Ming Dynasty for the first time, he gradually understood and integrated into the system in an unfamiliar environment, surviving first and developing later. From a lowly military household to an officer, he started as an officer, established a business, expanded people's livelihood, and guarded the border. Internally, he maneuvered vertically and horizontally to take advantage of the situation and maneuvered around the court; externally, he maintained strong defenses and frightened the barbarians. Through the ups and downs of the years, we have witnessed the rise and fall of the dynasty: since the early years of Orthodoxy, Sanyang assisted the government, the court was clear, and the border equipment was reorganized, and the national destiny reached its peak; when the orthodox seven-year-old eunuch became an expert in chaos, the armaments were weakened, and the border defenses were in decline, which eventually led to the national disaster of Tumu Fortress, and once fell into the abyss of decline of the national destiny...