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

Summary

The Moon Viewing Tower was filled with tension as Kong Ju accused Jiang Han of stealing poetry. Despite doubts about Jiang Han's fame, his poetry was widely acknowledged. Kong Ju presented a book claiming it contained works by Guanyun the Scholar, suggesting Jiang Han was a thief. Scholars were shocked to find Jiang Han's poems in the book, leading to confusion. Kong Ju insisted that Jiang Han lacked the depth for such insights, while others defended him, questioning the evidence. The Crown Prince and Emperor Hong Zhen observed closely, ultimately deciding to summon Guanyun for a direct confrontation with Jiang Han.

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