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

Summary

The morning court session concluded with Jiang Han's stirring words spreading throughout Luoyang, igniting excitement among scholars and common folk alike. Su Chang Qing, reflecting on his actions, became captivated by Jiang Han's poem, "Jiang Chengzi Zeng Yin Li," which boldly challenged the Xiongnu. As rumors exaggerated Jiang Han's defiance against the Xiongnu, Su Chang Qing felt exhilarated, contemplating his own ambitions. Meanwhile, Xiongnu leaders, Zhi Zhi and Du Long Qi, recognized the threat posed by Jiang Han's influence, fearing the collapse of their peace treaty. In the Duke's residence, Jiang Han's uncle, Jiang Jin Nian, acknowledged the resemblance to his mother, hinting at family complexities.

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