Southern Ming, my destiny is too abstract

Zhu Zixuan traveled through time and became Zhu Cixuan, the crown prince of the Yongli Emperor of the Southern Ming Dynasty. The Ming court was exiled to a foreign country, and the cursed water disaster lasted less than half a year, while Yongli and his son only had one year left in Kunming.
Li Dingguo and Zheng Chenggong died in a foreign land, and only two years later, the Ming Dynasty had already fallen.
Fortunately, there is a system that is essential for time travelers. Territory, famous ministers, and people's power can all be used to extract the monarch's destiny.
But why are these destinies so strange?
[Pupil Emperor]: Ceding land and calling oneself a son can be exchanged for support from other countries.
[Northern Qi Heritage]: You are very good at driving a big cart.
【Micro-control Master】: You can command frontline soldiers above your level.
Wait, Sun King Nobi and Nobita are considered monarchs, but King Litang and Child Emperor are also emperors?
However, although these destiny's mandates are a bit abstract, it seems that they may not be unable to drive out the Tartars and recover China!
I, Constantine Cixuan Zhu, will return like lightning!

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