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

Summary

Jiang Han's relationship with Princess Qin Mu Qing began as a mere physical attraction, but he soon found himself genuinely liking her, questioning if it was love. He faced challenges from Xu Bo Chang, the Duke of Ningguo's son, complicating his ambitions. Meanwhile, Jiang Han met with Princess Zhao Yue to discuss the grain crisis in Yangzhou, where prices soared due to merchant hoarding. Zhao Yue expressed frustration over the court's financial struggles and their plan to buy grain from merchants. Jiang Han proposed a strategy to stabilize prices, impressing Zhao Yue, who promised him a title if successful. Their conversation took a humorous turn when Jiang Han discovered Zhao Yue's interest in a female-centric novel, leading to a light-hearted exchange.

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