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

Summary

In a bustling world driven by profit, Jiang Han's brief stay in Yangzhou led to a significant drop in grain prices, alleviating food shortages and calming civil unrest. Entrusting Zeng Hu Shan with Yangzhou's rebuilding, Jiang Han prepared to depart for Luoyang, where he anticipated being rewarded for his efforts. Despite court accusations against him, his reputation improved with the news of Yangzhou's prosperity. As he traveled, he engaged in playful banter with Si Qi, contemplating his ambitions for nobility. Meanwhile, his family awaited his return, relieved by the positive shift in public perception following his achievements.

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