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

Summary

The White Horse Temple case concluded with Jiang Han's innovative legal interpretation, impressing many, including Princess Zhao Yue and Si Qi. As news spread, Jiang Han's reputation soared, drawing attention from the Gu and Yin Families, who had previously dismissed him. The Gu Family faced ridicule for their shortsightedness, while the Yin Family speculated on Jiang Han's rise and potential connections to Princess Zhao Yue. Meanwhile, Jiang Han planned to sell a new wine, "Transparent Bottle Fragrance," raising curiosity and concern among his rivals. The political and social dynamics shifted as Jiang Han's talents became undeniable, impacting those around him.

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