I Just Stole a Bride, Did You Really Have to Send an Army to Kill Me?

After transmigrating as Fusu, the eldest son of the Qin Emperor, he is told from the start that he must marry a Han princess.

On the way, he activates the NTR System, which requires him to snatch brides to claim rewards. As luck would have it, he runs into Wei Zhongdao on his way to marry Cai Yan...

From then on,

the Fusu everyone knew as a Confucian loyalist was gone.

In his place stood the infamous villain Fusu.

Wei Zhongdao: "Wait a second, where's my wife?"

Liu Ji: "He's the Qin Emperor's eldest son, and I'm just a lowly village head. How could I possibly compete with him?"

Zhu Di: "Fusu! That boy is outrageously arrogant! Snatching brides is bad enough, but now he wants to unify the world?"

Li Shimin: "Ying Zheng, get your crown prince under control! He even dares to steal my concubines!"

Zhao Gou: "Fusu, which princess of the Great Song Dynasty have you taken a liking to? Just pick one. Don't snatch her, and we can all save face."

After Fusu used his cavalry to end the Han's internal strife and then took charge of the Han, he turned his gaze toward the many powerful states and regions:

"The Great Ming, the Great Tang, the Great Song, the Mongol Yuan, the Xiongnu, and even Rome across the sea. I'm going to conquer them all!"

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.