The Great Han's Straight-Talking Man

This isn't some stereotypical straight man; this is the king of simps!

The protagonist, a transmigrator, comes from an extremely wealthy family. He's never been to school, yet suddenly poetry seems to fall from the sky. Seriously, he's practically born with an aura of intellectual stunt. He's surrounded by a bunch of idiotic artificial morons.

It's rare to find a book about the Western Han Dynasty, especially the reign of Emperor Wu of Han. That's great, keep it up!

Where did Master Cen and Master Danqiu come from in the Han Dynasty?

Keep it up! Keep it up!

B transmigrates to ancient times and has a system? I don't read system novels. They're too unrealistic.

Look at the story of the powerful clans in "I Want to Be a Clan," where the portrayal of Emperor Wu of Han in his later years is so vivid and insightful. Beware, when the cunning rabbit dies, the hunting dog is cooked; when the birds are all gone, the good bow is put away.

To be honest, it's better to rebel myself. If I don't want to be trapped, oppressed, or humiliated, the only way is to reach the top.

He's more like a coward, always acting like a villain or something. The fact that a time-traveling man is completely oppressed by the ancients proves the author is a masochist.

Furthermore, all the "excellent policies" of later generations can be brought forward, such as the "equalization of land tax and poll tax," and the imperial examination system can also be mentioned briefly. In short, just follow the loopholes of the "Song and Ming" systems.