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

Summary

The passage describes a scene involving Shen Heng and Jiang Han, where they discuss potential assassination plans. Shen Heng appears as a beautiful and charming sect master who treats Jiang Han like a child. Later, the narrative shifts to a banquet with Xiongnu Prince Zhi Zhi, where he and his entourage make crude comments about Da Yu's women. Yin Hong from the Ministry of Rites attempts to curry favor with Zhi Zhi by offering to send women to him, highlighting the political maneuvering and objectification of women in this historical setting.

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