The Vomited Crown Prince

Lu Bao had a promising future. He was China Empire Crown Prince and was thus destined to succeed to the throne his father Emperor Wu Ma.

However, the sixteen-year-old Crown Heir had bad habits that despised the Emperor and the other members of the imperial family, causing shame upon them.

Though the spoiled teenager was repeatedly warned by his father about his dishonorable behavior that would reap terrible consequences, Lu Bao never changed.

Ultimately, he was banished by his father for a year from the imperial palace and was allowed to only come back if he was a better person, worthy of being the Crown Prince and next Emperor of China.

With no place to go and alone in the streets of Beijing with no money and unable to work, the Crown Prince finally decided without a deep thought to leave China.

He secretly embarked on a ship that was about to depart from the coast and found himself in Africa.

So amazed by the foreigner, the villagers welcomed Lu Bao joyfully and took him to the King of the Bantu people who ordered that he be given the best guest room in the royal palace and anything he would desire.

The first weeks were great for Lu Bao, happy to be treated better than he was in his homeland China. No one knew who he was and he could therefore be himself. He had no pressure, no imperial duties. His movements were not checked.

Meanwhile, the teenager had a demon in him that sometimes caused him trouble. He met the beautiful Princess Sana of the Bantu Kingdom who was the same age and fell in love with her.

However, the love wasn't reciprocal. Princess Sana saw him like a brother and respected him as a guest of her father, the King of the Bantu people.

Not used to No, for all his life he had been the Crown Prince of China before his banishment, he was upset and ultimately attempted to rape the Princess.

The Mistake provoked the anger of the hosts, namely the King and the Bantu people. Lu Bao was hence imprisoned.

Alone in a foreign land, far away from his home and sad, he managed to send a secret letter to the imperial palace of China through a bird that came to the window of his cell.

The flying animal accomplished its mission and the Emperor Wu Ma read the letter which said that his son was in captivity, kidnapped by pirates of Somalia, and sold to the King of the Bantu people.

Hence, Emperor Wu Ma launched an attack against the Kingdom of the Bantu people.

A big war then started between the two nations.

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