Su Shi transmigrates into the body of a live-in son-in-law and wants nothing more than to slack off. The System promises that if he successfully gets himself killed, he can take the money and leave. Unfortunately, on his wedding night, he insults his wife, deliberately delays serving tea, splashes his father-in-law with tea, writes terrible poetry, and withholds soldiers’ pay… Every time he tries some outrageous way to get himself killed, his sharp-minded father-in-law mistakes it for “painstaking effort” or “great wisdom disguised as foolishness.” The more Su Shi tries to get kicked out, the more he earns his father-in-law’s favor. He is forced to rise through the ranks and train elite troops, going ever further down the absurd path of slacking off only to be rewarded for it.
