I Started Slacking After Accidentally Entering the Imperial Household
从误闯天家开始摆烂
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- Ongoing
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- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 1d ago
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496Chapters
57Monthly votes
4.7kRecommendations
76.8kFans
9 ch/weekPace
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Why is your novel all text? It's so tiring to read!
No, I'm illiterate. If you want me to read a novel, can the author read it to me personally? It doesn't feel like you wrote it when someone else reads it!
I glanced at it, and it seemed like I wasn't thanked. Even though I didn't subscribe, didn't send any monthly tickets, and didn't even finish reading it, you can't not thank me, since I at least glanced at it.
Have you ever lived off a wealthy family's money? Some of this is just random writing and assumptions.
But then again, if the author has actually tried it, could you please give me a few contact details for single, wealthy women? 😁😁😁
He says he doesn't care, but he's actually unwilling to give up; he says he'll give up, but he actually wants to strive; he says he can handle it calmly, but deep down he still wants to prove himself to his wealthy in-laws…
After reading forty or fifty chapters, all I see are side stories. Can't you at least write main plots that are relevant to the protagonist? You can write about the mayor's son, but you also write about his ex-girlfriends? What does that have to do with you? And you even write about conflicts with his girlfriend? What does that have to do with you?
After reading the first few chapters, I'm a little unsure whether it's the author's rich imagination or AI-generated content; it's filled with the feeling of an emperor using a golden hoe to till the land. Those used to Red Fruit might be able to get used to it.
The moment I saw the protagonist lose points for having the idea of making money, I knew what level this book was at. The essence of "lying down and doing nothing" isn't necessarily doing nothing, but rather that no one is forcing you to do anything after lying down. Can "lying down" forced by the system still be considered "lying down"? It's just having an extra job of "lying down" full-time.
It has nothing to do with accidentally entering the imperial palace.
It's essentially still entertainment. It's just using a meme as a background. I have no idea how you turned accidentally wandering into an entertainment story... They really don't know any other tricks, so they have to use a meme to gain popularity, saying that... Too stiff
I couldn't continue after reading just two chapters. It has the feel of a female-oriented romance drama; there's been a lot of preaching in those two chapters. The author seems to have a particular fondness for lecturing, as if they have a wealth of life wisdom. "All others are drunk, but I alone am sober."