Great Tang: Before the Rebellion, My Niece Came to Pick Me Up in a Warship

In the third year of the Zhenguan era, Chu Jinglan descended from the sky, seized Princess Changle, and drove an iron behemoth across Chang’an. The whole empire was shaken.

Thirteen years later, across the sea in Australia, a mighty empire called “Daming” quietly rose. Railways crisscrossed the land, factories roared, and ironclad ships weighing tens of thousands of tons patrolled the deep sea. Its technology was a thousand years ahead of the world!

That year, Tang Crown Prince Li Chengqian was about to be deposed for plotting a rebellion.

In the Daming Empire, Chu Jinglan’s seven-year-old daughter, Chu Youwei, wanted to prepare a birthday gift for her mother, so she secretly swiped the supreme tiger tally of the imperial navy.

The next day, steam whistles blared along the banks of the Wei River.

A steel fleet, blotting out the sun, steamed upstream and blew the gates of Chang’an apart with a single main-gun blast!

Li Shimin’s eyes blazed with fury. “What manner of demon dares invade my Great Tang?!”

A little girl of seven poked her head out from a steel battleship and cried in a childish voice, “Who dares bully my uncle Li Chengqian? Daming Navy, fire at my command!”

Li Chengqian, who had been preparing to risk everything on his rebellion, was stunned. “I haven’t even made a move yet, and my niece has come to pick me up in a warship?!”