It's Confirmed! I'm Wang Mang, a Transmigrator

Liu Xiu was far from perfect. He was perfect before unification, but his actions after unification were disastrous, especially his treatment of foreign tribes—he was utterly incompetent, practically a coward. Liu Xiu has a lot of dark history, but not many people know about it.

Good heavens, this is the first time I've ever seen anything written about Wang Mang.

To be fair, Wang Mang was misled by Confucian political fantasies about ancient times, leading him to implement unrealistic theoretical anti-traditional reforms, which ultimately resulted in the collapse of his regime.

Swallow, Wang Mang, you have to write this with gusto, you absolutely have to! Swallow!

I watched this book gradually cool down. The first problem lies in the romantic relationships between men and women, which directly disrupts the rhythm of the story. Most readers are waiting for Mangzi's development and do not pay attention to these contents.

It seems this book is truly doomed; there hasn't been an update in two days. Let's analyze why this book is so unpopular. Choosing the Xin Dynasty for this book was a risky but also excellent choice. The major historical periods have been written about to death, with little originality. However, the Xin Dynasty has been written about very few times. The most famous among them is May's new book.

The key issue is that even if you kill one Liu Xiu, there will always be another. You can't get past the "chosen one" hurdle. Even if you subdue one Liu Xiu, there will always be another. There are few legends about Liu Xiu because he was too perfect. A perfect ruler, a perfect husband, a perfect father, a perfect founder—there are no contradictions to describe him as unique.

Let the protagonist usurp the throne sooner, otherwise, according to history, he'll be too old to seize power, leaving little time for development. There are still various reforms, constructions, the Age of Exploration, and global colonization to complete. I want to see the protagonist's new dynasty make every river and every ray of sunshine Han territory.

I lost all desire to continue reading this book when Zhao Feiyan was alive. I'm still keeping it on my bookshelf just waiting for the famous scene of Wang Mang usurping the Han throne.

A retro enthusiast, Wang Mang in reality was a fanatical admirer of an idealized Zhou Dynasty, completely detached from reality.