Qing Transmigration: I Turned the Battle for the Throne Among the Nine Princes into a Feast!

[Qing Dynasty setting + food + feasting + System + everyone dotes on the heroine + laid-back heroine + adorable kids + hilarious + every character has an unexpected side]

Main couple: aloof, abstinent workaholic Fourth Prince VS soft, sweet, pampered master of doing nothing (mutual healing / bickering lovers / the “it grows on you” law)

Su Tang transmigrates into the body of a cannon-fodder female character who was rejected by the Crown Prince and met a tragic end in history.

The System tells her that if she takes good care of the princes, who are still a bunch of brats at this point, she can coast to victory in the harem.

Looking at the future bigwigs before her, all scheming against each other for the throne, Su Tang pulls out a pack of spicy strips.

“Want some? Call me sister-in-law, and I'll share.”

From that day on, the Great Qing takes a sharp turn.

The ruthless Ninth Prince throws himself on the floor and throws a tantrum to get the last French fry.

The cold, abstinent Fourth Prince not only helps copy books but also helps look after the kids, all for a taste of ice-cold soda.

The gentle and refined Eighth Prince puts away his books on political intrigue and devotes himself to developing a hotpot base recipe.

Su Tang only wanted to be a lazy fish, eating her fill and waiting for death. Instead, she turns the imperial garden into an open-air barbecue stall and the Shangshu Room into a cheerful burger joint.

The princes, who were supposed to fight each other to the death, undergo a sudden change:

“Fourth Brother, stop copying books. Sister-in-law made ice-cold soda!”

“Eighth Brother, stop currying favor with the ministers. Sister-in-law's calling us to eat hotpot!”

Years later, looking at the Great Qing imperial family, where the brothers get along and everyone's weight has shot up, Kangxi falls into deep thought.