She’s a Professional Killer, but After Infiltrating the Prince’s Manor, She’s Forced to Slack Off

Also known as: The Prince Is Delicate and Frail, and Easy to Win Over A hitwoman who will do anything to retire × a sickly prince with plenty of free time Play the pig to eat the tiger + endless misunderstandings + unserious court intrigue The old steward of the Prince of Jin's manor brought back a little girl, so pretty she looked like she could be squeezed for juice. He went to great lengths to place her by the prince's side, hoping she would help the manor produce an heir. But the prince was sickly, and the girl was utterly clueless. Put the two together, and it was like pitting a knife against an axe: a clash of hard edges. Lü E had dreamed of retiring since she was little. Forced to accept a vague assignment, she infiltrated the Prince of Jin's manor and diligently played the part of a well-behaved maid. Day after day, she watched the young, handsome prince in his prime eat, drink tea, sample snacks, admire flowers and plants, and bask in the sun. Her lazy, retirement-hungry heart was deeply shaken. “Mom! Isn't this the retirement life I've always dreamed of?” Lu Zhiyao was a pampered nobleman born into wealth and privilege, yet his father didn't love him and his mother died young, leaving him a poor little thing. His greatest wish was to live out his life in peace, without hardship or trouble, fulfilling the mission of a lazy fish. But ever since that little maid came to the manor, the Prince of Jin's carefree days were over. Prince of Jin: “Enough, enough. Such is fate.” Notes: 1. One-on-one romance, happy ending. The dynasty is fictional and has no historical basis. 2. The plot moves slowly, and there is no golden finger. 3. The author's writing is clumsy and slow, and both the plot and romance are weak. 4. Read sensibly, and be civil. 5. Thank you, everyone.