Liang Le, the Fifth Princess of the Great Liang Dynasty, is the laziest person in the entire imperial palace.
On the first day after she transmigrates, Mu Lai, now Liang Le, announces, “I’m done competing in this lifetime.”
At just five years old, she becomes the darling of the Great Liang Dynasty. The emperor feeds her treats, and her older sisters fend off trouble for her. Life couldn’t be better.
Her daily duties are sleeping, eating, sunbathing, and occasionally thinking about what to have for lunch.
As for the younger sister who transmigrated into the daughter of a marquis?
Liang Le occasionally writes to ask, “How are you doing?”
Her sister replies, “I’m building my career.”
Liang Le says, “Oh, good for you. I’ll get back to sleep, then.”
Everyone thinks she’s a useless girl who can’t do a thing. But strangely, whenever anyone tries to scheme against her, they’re the ones who end up unlucky.
Liang Le’s explanation is simple: she’s lucky.
Only she knows that more than twenty years of grinding herself to the bone in her previous life taught her this: clever people know how to hide their talents, and if you can win without lifting a finger, don’t push yourself for nothing.
So far, overall it's pretty good. I love the heroine very much.