Great Tang: From the Start, I Signed In for 100 Days, and Li Er Begged Me to Come Out of Seclusion

After transmigrating to the Tang Dynasty, Cheng Chumo becomes the eldest son of Cheng Yaojin.

Cheng Chumo has just one idea: to obediently be a wastrel, live off his father's shadow, and wait to die, while using the things he gets from the System sign-in to earn a little pocket money.

But Li Er, short on funds, comes straight to him and asks Cheng Chumo to help make money.

Cheng Chumo replies bluntly, "If you want to get rich, you have to destroy Buddhism first."

And so, Cheng Chumo's carefree days of waiting to die come to an end.

Li Er: "Having Chumo is my great fortune, and the great fortune of the Tang Dynasty."

Changsun Wuji: "Nobody wants to be my friend anymore. The whole Tang Dynasty is Cheng Chumo's online army. Everyone agrees that Changsun is a schemer."

The online army: "Five cents per post. Changsun Schemer, want in?"

Cheng Yaojin: "Chumo, the storeroom at home is full. Could you make a little less money?"

Cheng Chumo: "Looks like my days of doing nothing and waiting to die are back."

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