The Most Outstanding Chinese Emperors of All Dynasties, I, Wang Mang, Am Here!

That's right, it was Wang Mang who usurped the Han Dynasty, changed the system, and was killed by Liu Xiu's meteorite. The Western Han Dynasty is gone, but I built it; the New Dynasty is gone, and I am responsible for it. History books call me a "usurper", and textbooks call me a "traveler" - in fact, I am an idealistic nerd, but I am not very lucky. An army of 420,000 people has never defeated someone with more than 10,000 people and a meteorite falling from the sky. But it's different on Fushan. There is no country or country here, only dragon beads, barriers and a group of emperors who have to continue to live after death. Emperor Gao of the Han Dynasty Liu Bang? Saw it. Emperor Wu of Han Dynasty Liu Che? Chatted. Emperor Guangwu of Han Dynasty Liu Xiu? We looked at each other - he didn't make a move, I didn't say anything back, it was a draw. Li Yuan, Emperor Gaozu of the Tang Dynasty? He said that my reform plan "has some good ideas." The First Emperor Ying Zheng? Haven't borrowed the money yet. The survival rule of Fushan is very simple: those who don't know how to live will have a miserable life. So I make stone axes, make slings, eat melon seeds, keep notebooks, and provide paid information services. No shame. Living - oh no, "living" - being comfortable is more important than anything else. You can call me a usurper, but you can't deny that on Fushan, I, Wang Mang, lived a better life than most emperors. There is a fee for consultation and no credit will be given. Not enough Dragon Balls? Can keep accounts.