After losing a heroic showdown with a dump truck, Lowell transmigrated into a world of swords and sorcery.

But because his transmigrated body couldn't learn magic, he gave up and did nothing.

What he didn't expect was that by doing nothing, he'd land right in the lap of the Witch of Sloth — gaining the Authority of Sloth and becoming the Archbishop of Sloth.

...

"I, Lowell, who crossed into another world, only to lie idle upon its streets — bearing the Witch of Sloth's dream-sent grace and the weight of her sacred charge — I dare not falter in my lowly service to restore the glory of Sloth! But..."

But what he never imagined was that the Witch of Sloth actually wanted him to create an ideal utopia of equality and freedom from suffering — because only in absolute tranquility could sloth become eternal.

As fate would have it, he then met an elf girl.

She was one of the royal candidates of the Kingdom of Camelot, yet she harbored a dream utterly at odds with the nature of royal power — to create an ideal realm where all beings were equal and strife was no more.

This aligned perfectly with Lowell's own goals.

And so, together with a band of eccentric companions, he set out on a fantastical adventure to win her the throne.