Bury Han

"The world of common people can only be ruled by the virtuous." Wang Feng, who traveled to the end of the Western Han Dynasty, firmly believed that he was such a virtuous person. Wang Feng, who was born in a family of maternal relatives, had an uncle named Wang Mang who aspired to "be a saint and Duke of Zhou." He can only work hard to become a "sub-sage" in people's minds. "Be high-profile and do things with high profile." Is his motto. He is talented, known as a rich scholar, and has written numerous books. (Although he mostly copied them) He was good-looking, more than eight feet tall, with fair skin and a beautiful beard. (Although he wears height-increasing shoes and a fake beard.) He does not love money, he is generous with money, and he is willing to do good and charity. (Although he is hypocritical and just looks at what others are doing.) He is not greedy for sex, does not play tricks, and is not 11. (Although he's just not 11.) This is a story of the struggle of a sinister modern man living in the late Western Han Dynasty.