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

Summary

The passage describes the internal dynamics of a literary society, focusing on discussions about a talented poet named Jiang Han. The disciples of the Hidden Sect, including Su Chang Qing, Yuan Bin, Yu Qian, and others, debate Jiang Han's poetic abilities and their master's decision not to accept him as a disciple. The narrative highlights their obsession with fame and poetic recognition, culminating in Su Chang Qing confronting his master about refusing Jiang Han after hearing about another remarkable poem. The scene ends with a humorous confrontation between the master and his senior disciple.

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