I Just Became Emperor in the Americas, and My Daughter Bombed Chang'an

Lu Cangming transmigrates to the Zhenguan era of the Tang Dynasty and is bound to a bizarre “Group-Buying Nation-Building System.”

Want a steam engine? Sorry, group-buying progress is currently at 99.9%. Please find three wild men to “slash the price” for you!

To avoid causing trouble for the Tang Dynasty, Lu Cangming takes the wife he abducted, Li Wan’er, who is actually Princess Changle, and heads across the sea to the Americas.

By tricking the natives into “slashing the price,” he builds a vast empire with a wildly unconventional technology tree. Its name: Great Ming!

The couple are loving, and they even have a “little rascal” of a daughter, Lu Qinghe, who dreams of becoming a chivalrous heroine.

Ten years later, their daughter leaves a letter and sneaks back to the Tang Dynasty to “find her family.”

That afternoon, outside Chang’an City.

Lu Qinghe looks at the tightly shut city gates and sighs. She silently brings out the coming-of-age gift her imperial father gave her: a double-barreled high-explosive red cannon.

“Boom!”

Looking at the half-collapsed walls of Chang’an, Li Shimin stands bewildered amid the ruins:

“Wait... How does this girl who calls herself the Eldest Princess of Great Ming look so much like my daughter, who disappeared years ago?!”