Good Heavens, the Dynasty Hasn't Fallen Yet

A new story: The Emperor's Health System (Quick Transmigration). Highly recommended: Mission: Transmigrate into emperors from different dynasties and help them live longer. And do more good deeds to preserve world peace! "Tch, whoever wants this job can do it. I'm done!" That is, until the penniless Xiao Jing looks at the imperial robe on his body, the bedroom hundreds of square meters in size, the table laden with delicacies, and the beauties as lovely as flowers and jade... Hmph, this decadent feudalism is actually trying to corrupt my pure soul! "Help me up. I think there's still hope for me!" Qin Shi Huang Ying Zheng: Why go to the Isles of Penglai? Fusu, my son, come lift weights! Emperor Hui of Han Liu Ying: Mom, what's so great about power? Come dance in the square with me! Emperor Hui of Jin Sima Zhong: I have a bad brain... So I'm actually a real idiot. Emperor Taizong of Tang Li Shimin: Meiniang, you're good at head massages. Emperor Xuanzong of Tang Li Longji: Yuhuan, your body fat percentage is too high. You need to lose weight. Emperor Renzong of Song Zhao Zhen: Which hospital is best for treating infertility? Urgently seeking advice online... Emperor Wuzong of Ming Zhu Houzhao: I want to learn to swim. Being a drowned ghost is awful! Emperor Shizong of Qing Aisin Gioro Yinzhen: Why stay up late? Going to bed early and getting up early is good for your health! These are the small worlds planned so far. This story was originally titled Oh My, The Great Qin Dynasty Didn't Fall, and has been renamed Oh My, The Imperial Dynasty Didn't Fall. It's rare to be born a princess in a good family. Not indulging in food and drink and enjoying a life of wealth would be a waste of such a lucky birth. What? This is the Qin Dynasty? Thank goodness Great-Grandfather Fusu became the Second Emperor of Qin in this world. The Qin Dynasty actually didn't fall! "My son is so considerate. He truly understands me," said Emperor Xuan. "The Great Qin has ten parts beauty: seven parts in its realm, and three in Shushu," said Emperor Rui. "Auntie is the best! I love Auntie most!" said the three-year-old Crown Prince of Qin. Big gold chains and sizzling barbecue, steamed crabs we can't stop eating. Three little sponge cakes a day, life in Xianyang is a delight! This is a food-focused story about a beloved little princess eating and drinking her way through the Qin Dynasty. It tells of a Xianyang full of everyday warmth, and a Great Qin gradually growing prosperous. But why is her belly so unbelievably amazing? And why does something seem off about every one of her sons? [Author's Recommendations] Completed story: Retired Life in the Tang Imperial Family: Retired life for middle-aged and elderly people, with a wildly imaginative premise. Coming soon: The Pomegranate Consort in the Qing Dynasty: A little pomegranate spirit enters the palace. Theme: