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

Summary

In this passage, Jiang Han visits Ning Yan Fang, a famous brothel in Yunyang County, seeking information about local perfume shops. The brothel is bustling with literati and beautiful courtesans, with the renowned Oiran Zhou Yun hosting a poetry competition. Gu Ting, a young master and Jiang Han's potential rival, recites a poem and receives applause, seemingly attempting to win Zhou Yun's favor. The scene depicts the social dynamics of ancient Chinese brothels, where poetry and talent were valued alongside beauty and wealth. Jiang Han observes the interactions, maintaining his original purpose of gathering market intelligence while navigating the complex social environment.

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