Great Ming: The Villain Zhu Yunwen! The Protagonist Breaks Down After I Slack Off

Zhu Yunwen, who has transmigrated to the Ming dynasty, is done for.

A villainous Zhu Yunwen? Isn't he just a stepping stone for the protagonist?

Fortunately, he activates the Slacker System. As long as he slacks off, he can earn generous rewards.

From the start, he ascends the throne and slacks off instead of holding court. Hey, I'm just having fun.

Whoever wants to be emperor can take the job. I'm not doing it.

And you two, the male and female leads, Zhu Di and Xu Miaoyun, get lost. I'm not playing your whole fiefdom-reduction-and-reform game.

"Host has successfully slacked off and received the power of the Ancestral Dragon!"

"Host has successfully slacked off and received high-yield crop seeds!"

"Host has successfully slacked off and received an iron cannon."

"On day n of slacking off, Host has received one hundred thousand cannons."

After Zhu Yunwen starts slacking off, he realises something is wrong. Why has the whole dynamic between the male and female leads... changed?

Xu Miaoyun: "The Prince of Yan is not Heaven's chosen one. Your Majesty, you are the one destined for me."

Xu Miaojin: "If you don't mind, I would be willing to serve by Your Majesty's side."

The Prince of Yan: "My nephew has devoted himself to the Ming dynasty. I am willing to surrender my military command and be your sword forever."

"Wait, I've slacked off this much, and you still call me an emperor for the ages?"

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