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

Summary

In Yunyang County, a tavern's wine became a sensation due to a unique three-bowl rule, attracting many curious young men who often found themselves intoxicated. A poem titled "Kiyomi" further fueled interest in Xinghua Village, where the tavern was located. Wealthy merchants deemed the expensive wine superior to others, leading to the tavern's overnight success. Jiang Han, the tavern's owner, enjoyed a leisurely life while his sister managed the establishment. Meanwhile, Wang Si Yi, a friend, expressed her woes about an unwanted marriage, revealing her feelings for Jiang Han. Despite her advances, he restrained himself, focusing on his ambitions and correspondence with Qin Yun Mian, who was pleased with the tavern's profits and looked forward to visiting the new establishment in Luoyang.

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