Great Qin: The Young Master Is So Bold, Taking Concubines Even on His Deathbed

Ying Chen transmigrates as the seventh son of Qin Shi Huang, Ying Zheng. Though deeply loved by the First Emperor, Ying Chen has been frail and sickly since childhood.

With only three days left to live, Ying Chen suddenly awakens the Concubine-Taking System.

Taking a concubine and consummating the marriage earns him lifespan and rewards.

So, on the brink of death, Ying Chen grabs the First Emperor and weakly says, "Father, I want to take a concubine."

The First Emperor is stunned, but to grant his son's dying wish, he still finds him a beauty.

Congratulations, Host, you have taken Shilan, princess of the Ancient Shu Kingdom, as a concubine. You have gained one year of lifespan and cultivation, and obtained the Swordsmanship of Shu Mountain.

Ying Lan: "One year of lifespan isn't enough. I need to take more concubines!"

Congratulations, Host, you have taken Yan Lingji of Baiyue as a concubine. You have gained ten years of lifespan and cultivation, and obtained the Art of Witchcraft and Gu Poison.

Congratulations, Host, you have taken the Mohist Snow Maiden as a concubine. You have obtained Mohist mechanical arts.

Many years later, Ying Lan spreads out a map. "I hear the beauties of the Western Regions are... Ahem! The grapes in the Western Regions are pretty good. Should we conquer them?"

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