Great Han: From the Start, I Kidnapped Princess Luyuan to Be My Wife

Liu Chen transmigrates to the early Western Han dynasty and becomes a bandit chief. In three years, he turns a destitute mountain stronghold into a paradise on earth.

Three years later, the System officially activates and tells him to abduct a woman and make her his wife!

So he does!

From then on, a man who claims to be his father-in-law frequently visits the stronghold, chatting about family matters and never getting anything done.

Father-in-law: "Xiao Chen, what's this?"

Liu Chen: "This? It's the five-thousand-catty-per-acre potato I told you about a while ago."

"And what's this?" Emperor Liu Bang asks, looking all around at the horses in the stronghold.

"This is called a horseshoe. With one of these, you can gallop across the four seas."

His father-in-law is about to speak again, and Liu Chen grows annoyed.

Liu Chen: "Father-in-law, didn't you say you were a general? Why aren't you guarding the borders? Why are you always hanging around here asking me this and that?"

Father-in-law: "Hey, Xiao Chen, I'll come clean. I'm actually His Majesty, Emperor of the Han..."

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