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

Summary

Zhou Yun, a talented musician, performs for Jiang Han, who praises her artistry despite claiming to lack musical knowledge. As they converse, Zhou Yun expresses her fears about aging and losing her beauty, while Jiang Han offers her a plan to elevate her status through a unique perfume and a poem that could make her famous. He emphasizes that true talent is essential for an Oiran, and after writing a heartfelt poem titled "Butterfly's Love Flower," Zhou Yun is deeply moved, realizing its emotional impact on her. The exchange highlights themes of beauty, talent, and the fleeting nature of youth.

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