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

Summary

Jiang Han, feeling tipsy, recited his poem "Drinking in the Mountains" to Zhongli You and Gu Qing Qiu, impressing them with its latter lines that expressed carefree revelry. While his initial lines seemed average, the final lines revealed his poetic talent. Meanwhile, Gu Xi Rou speculated on Jiang Han's connections and his plans to start a fragrance business, predicting its failure. Gu Qing Qiu recognized Jiang Han's natural poetic style, contrasting it with Yuan Bin's overly embellished work. After a night at Wangchao Small Courtyard, Jiang Han prepared to open his fragrance shop, drafting an advertisement inspired by his scholarly encounters.

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