Ming Dynasty War God Zhu Qizhen, Student in Wala

He thought being emperor meant "sitting back and listening to people bow down." Then, on an impulsive campaign in person, his 200,000-strong army was routed and slaughtered by Esen at Tumu Fortress. That night, he became a prisoner: a "distinguished guest" to the Oirats, the "Northern Expedition" in the history books, and the "God of War of the Ming" to netizens. Today, let's see what he himself thought, said, and did. You'll discover a different side of him.