Urban: King of Slacking Off, the Post-00s Generation Takes on the Workplace

[Lighthearted comedy + everyday city life + no frustrating plot twists or dull stretches] Su Yang worked hard in his previous life and finally managed to make a down payment on a house, only to discover he didn’t have long to live! On his deathbed, he swore that if he ever got another life, he’d reject the rat race and make a serious effort to slack off! Perhaps because he couldn’t accept how things had turned out, Su Yang opened his eyes again and discovered that he had transmigrated! He had become a deliveryman and awakened the Slacker System! Just then, the major workplace reality show “Post-00s in the Workplace” was premiering. A street reporter approached him for an interview. Reporter: “You’re only in your early twenties, yet you’re already delivering food. Don’t you owe it to yourself and your family to do better?” Su Yang: “My reporter friend, what do you work hard for?” Reporter: “To enjoy life!” Su Yang: “Then look at what I’m doing right now.” The reporter gazed at Su Yang, who was reclining comfortably on his electric scooter, sunlight falling across his handsome face, and sank into deep thought. Boss: “Can you accept working overtime on statutory holidays?” Su Yang: “Can you accept me slacking off while I’m on the clock?” Boss: “When you’re out in the working world, sometimes you have to endure things and keep the peace. Take a step back, and the world opens up.” Su Yang: “Then why don’t you take a step back?” Boss: “Why do you clock out the moment your shift ends?” Su Yang: “If I don’t clock out on time, that’s leaving early!” Bystander A: “Why does what he says make so much sense?” Bystander B: “As long as I don’t want to be a manager, no one can manage me!” Bystander C: “Let the boss learn what ‘you get what you pay for’ really means!” Bystander D: “Enough talk. I’m going home to slack off!”