Stop sending them! Stop sending them! There’s no room left in the house for beautiful women and gold ingots!
I’m Bai Lan, an overworked office drone who died from working 996 hours, only to transmigrate into the body of a treacherous minister. All I want is to lie flat and slack off. But the System keeps forcing me to compete, ordering me to frame loyal officials and bring disaster upon the country. Whenever I slack off, it makes a fool of me.
I embezzle military pay, and the general sends me a commendation banner! I frame a loyal official, and he gets promoted three ranks and treats me like his mentor! I get exiled, and the people give me an umbrella as a tribute!
My fellow treacherous ministers have all gone mad. The Grand Secretary clutches my leg and cries, “Lord Bai! Please try being corrupt for once! Our Systems are about to deduct all our points!”
The emperor pats my shoulder, his eyes burning with enthusiasm. “My dear subject, you did a wonderful job with the ‘water conservancy project’ and the ‘anti-corruption procedures.’ I’ll have you handle the next one, too!”
I look at the System prompt in my mind: [Warning! You have severely disrupted the cutthroat competition among treacherous ministers! You are specially rewarded with the ‘Chosen by Heaven’ aura! Final mission: Build an immortal dynasty where everyone slacks off!]
I really just want to clock out on time! Why does the harder I try to laze around, the more the whole world insists on falling into my hands?!
It's pretty good-looking, very imaginative, and very funny.
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The characters are delicately carved and the character traits are prominent.
The plot is ups and downs, exciting and fascinating.
Very interesting plot and rich content
The writing is smooth. The characters are vividly drawn. Excellent reading experience
The logical thinking is clear and the mind is wide open. The author writes well.
It's a good book for a newcomer. It's humorous and insightful. It's worth recommending.