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

Summary

Jiang Han faces pressure from a eunuch to spare merchant Wang Guan, who is guilty but has connections to Lady Shu Fei. Despite offers of wealth and property, Jiang Han remains steadfast in his duty to uphold justice, believing that wealth must be earned righteously. He suspects deeper ties between Wang Guan and powerful figures in the palace. After acquiring a spacious but rundown courtyard in Luoyang, he opens a successful tavern. As he prepares for the Emperor's summer hunting, he deals with societal pressures, including family expectations for marriage and the influence of nobles seeking favors. Ultimately, he orders Wang Guan's execution, gaining public support.

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