Great Tang: You Lie Flat While I Bust My Back? Li Er Is Losing It

After waking up, Li Mu transmigrates to the Tang Dynasty. With no golden finger, he chooses to reveal that he is a transmigrator from the start.

He skips straight to the end and settles into a happy life of lying flat.

But lying flat doesn't mean slacking off. A transmigrator can't forget his duty.

So he makes Li Er work himself to the bone.

Li Mu: Your Majesty, there's no shortcut to success, only diligence. I suggest you start by implementing a 007 schedule!

Li Er: What is 007?

Li Mu: Start work at midnight and clock off at midnight the next day, seven days a week.

Li Er: ...

Li Mu: I feel you've been slacking a little lately, Your Majesty. That's not good.

You've already done very well, but if you push yourself a bit harder, tomorrow will be even better.

Li Er: ...

Li Mu: This is called a world map. The Tang Empire's territory only covers this little bit. If you don't work harder, when will you unify the world?

Years later, Li Er, worn out and bald, watches Li Mu eat hotpot and listen to music. His mental state finally collapses.

You make me work myself to the bone while you lie flat?

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