Great Tang: Father, I'm Begging You, I Really Don't Want to Slack Off

After transmigrating to the second year of the Zhenguan era, Li Ke becomes the Sixth Prince, the Prince of Wu.

To avoid conflict within the imperial family, he pretends to be a wastrel and tries to keep out of trouble.

Unfortunately, fate has other plans. For some reason, Li Shimin insists on making him regent.

At first, Li Ke resists, but then he awakens a God-Tier Slacking System.

"Would you believe it? The Sixth Prince went to court and cracked walnuts with the imperial seal!"

"The Turks are at the border, and he dares to sleep in the palace!"

"Your Majesty! I impeach His Highness the Sixth Prince for slacking off again!"

Li Shimin: "Ahem. Ke'er, you're very good at handling affairs, but you should be mindful of the impression you make."

Li Ke: "Father, these memorials are so simple. I beg you to remove me from the regency. I really don't want to slack off anymore!"

The court officials: "???"

These are matters of state! What do you mean, they're too simple? What kind of outrageous thing is that to say?

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.