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

Summary

Jiang Han learns from Zhou Hu that Pingyang Mountain, a toxic salt mine owned by the Gu Family, poses a business opportunity for him. Despite the dangers of the salt, Jiang Han sees potential profit. Meanwhile, he is engrossed in writing "Romance of the Three Kingdoms," which has gained immense popularity. Visitors, including Wen Zhi and Yuan Bin, inform him about an ambush on the Xiongnu by the Taiping Sect, which ultimately fails. Concerns arise about the implications of a marriage alliance with the Xiongnu, which could lead to war and further suffering for the common people. Jiang Han realizes he cannot influence state policies, despite his connections, while Xu Yue Mian, serving tea, highlights the reliance on marriage for peace.

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