Maxed Out Internal Affairs, But I Just Want to Be a Tyrant

Transmigrated as the last emperor, Lin Zhao only wants to slack off and be a tyrant. On the first day, he writes an abdication decree, and the powerful minister Cui Xiangguo is so frightened he vomits blood: "Your Majesty is fishing for traitors!" On the second day, he skips court to sleep, and the six ministries think the emperor is secretly testing them, so they all work overtime. On the third day, he says "I don't care anymore," and the famous minister Chen Ping interprets it as "retreat to advance," forcing the wealthy to open their granaries. Lin Zhao: ??? I really just don't want to work! Bound to the [Tyrant System], the only rule is: the more sincerely the host slacks off, the greater the rewards. So— He sells official positions, but the system filters out only capable officials, and the world praises "buying a horse's bones with gold"; He banishes loyal ministers, who govern the frontier into the best prefecture, and they return weeping "Your Majesty is wise"; He leads an expedition with 3,000 palace maids, and Marshal Li Jing tearfully interprets it as "strategy to tire the enemy," defeating the Xiongnu; He says "if the city falls, so be it," and the enemy thinks it's an empty city stratagem, retreating 800 li overnight. The court's overthinking reaches max level, and enemy monarchs write "On the Ten Layers of Lin Zhao's Deep Meaning" overnight. Sitting on the dragon throne, Lin Zhao curses: I'm clearly slacking off, how did I become a great emperor? — Description from novelcodex.org