The Great Idle Person of the Zhenguan Era.

Summary

Li Su lives a peaceful life in a small village with his father after losing his family. He is content with his simple life and has no ambition to play games with the emperor and his ministers. His father wants him to study, but Li Su is hesitant, knowing that becoming an official is extremely difficult and often requires connections with powerful families. He instead prefers to focus on his daily life and be content with what he has. Li Su also has obsessive-compulsive cleanliness, but it has lightened up since moving to the village. He befriends two brothers, Wang Zuan and Wang Zhi, who are ugly, poor, and lazy, but have a unique bond and accept Li Su for who he is. The three of them spend their days roaming the village, causing mischief and enjoying each other's company. In this era, the population is scarce, and the government encourages citizens to reproduce, with rewards for having multiple children.

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