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

Summary

Jiang Han confronts Kong Fang, a renowned scholar, challenging his claims of helping the world. He argues that true assistance requires understanding the struggles of the poor, which Kong Fang, from a privileged background, cannot grasp. Jiang Han criticizes the elite for suppressing the impoverished, emphasizing that their success comes at the expense of the poor. He delivers a sharp poetic insult, causing Kong Fang to collapse in anger. The crowd, moved by Jiang Han's words, begins to rally behind him, recognizing his insights into the societal divide and the hypocrisy of the so-called scholars.

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