Slacking Off Too Hard, I Was Sold by My Sect to Marry the Empress

Du Heng was his sect’s notoriously lazy Eldest Senior Brother who slacked off every single day. One day, following a letter from the Regent Eldest Princess of the Great Luo Dynasty, a woman hailed as the future Empress, the Sect Master hastily sold him off as a marriage candidate. Preferring peace and quiet so he could slack off to his heart’s content, Du Heng was naturally unwilling and solely focused on figuring out how to reject the proposal. He never expected that one day, behind the beaded curtains of the Golden Hall… “Du Heng, do you admit your guilt?” “What wrong has this minister done?” “You bastard who dared to take liberties with the Emperor’s blood sister right in the Golden Luan Hall!” “Your Highness is right to reprimand me, but I advise Your Highness to focus on listening to the officials’ reports instead.” “If you make this minister review your memorials again tonight, I can’t guarantee I won’t do something even more out of line to your highness.” “…You rebellious minister! Don’t…” The Eldest Princess sounded timid and weak, her flawless face looking remarkably pitiful, yet Du Heng could clearly detect a hint of excitement in her tone. This wicked woman absolutely loved this kind of forbidden role-playing game. “Ah yes, yes, yes… I am a rebellious minister.” —— The following year, the Imperial City was in grave danger, and the Eldest Princess was framed by treacherous villains. A cold glint flashed on Du Heng’s sword as it swept out alongside the Heavenly Purple Redbud Star, slaughtering countless scoundrels. Only then did everyone realize that Eldest Senior Brother Du was never a lazy good-for-nothing. It was simply that his sword would only be unsheathed for his beloved. — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: Slacking Off Too Hard, I Was Sold by My Sect to Marry the Empress — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠