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

Summary

Ji Bo Chu expresses his deep resentment over his poetry being stolen and misattributed, specifically mentioning his works "Longing in Luoyang" and "Phoenix Platform." Kong Fang supports Ji, claiming Jiang Han, a local poet, is guilty of theft. Jiang Han, however, maintains his innocence, suggesting the accusations are baseless. The court hears testimonies, including from Jiang Han's former teacher, Tong Fuzi, who disparages Jiang Han's abilities, raising doubts about his authorship of the poems. As the situation escalates, Jiang Han unexpectedly claims the humorous poems attributed to him are indeed his, challenging the accusations and leaving the court in shock.

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