My Dad Is the Grand Secretary, So What If I Slack Off?

155295674 QQ update group In Luojing, the capital of the Dajing Dynasty, Lu Zhao, the nineteen-year-old only son of Grand Secretary Lu Chongshan, has no official rank or job and is universally acknowledged as a good-for-nothing. He sleeps until noon every day, gambles and drinks, and slacks off with complete justification. After a night of heavy drinking, he gets hit on the back of the head with a stick and finds an old wooden plaque carved with the character "Chen" in his arms. Meanwhile, the cockfighting arena in the west of the city has been raided, and the whole city says he did it. He doesn't even remember what he did last night. From the day he is ordered to enter the Imperial College, this good-for-nothing climbs step by step into officialdom. He has cleaned the stinking sewers in the south of the city, repaired the collapsed bridge in the western market, solved cases that others couldn't, and gradually come to see that the root of the world's problems lies not with a corrupt official but with an entire system of rules. The whole court still thinks he's a spoiled brat. By the time they realize, he is already standing closest to that chair. — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: My Dad Is the Grand Secretary, So What If I Slack Off? — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠