Three hundred famous poems shook the nations, but I just want to be a rich merchant!

Summary

The Dragon Boat Festival had recently passed, yet discussions about Jiang Han continued to thrive in Luoyang. His poetry gained widespread acclaim, attracting attention from notable figures. On trial day at Baima Temple, Jiang Han, alongside Ruan Zi Qian, witnessed the case involving Da Ci, the abbot, and merchant Qiu Ping An. Da Ci accused Qiu of theft and slander, while Qiu protested his innocence. Jiang Han, revealing his status as an Envoy of the Li Ming Division, argued that Qiu's donation to the temple was conditional, as the temple failed to fulfill its obligations. His reasoning stunned the audience, showcasing his remarkable talent and potential.

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