Good Landlord of the Tang Dynasty.

Summary

After a busy day, tenants received water buffalo, with three fierce bulls kept apart. The veterinarian, Niu De Qing, gifted to Zhang Chao, was skilled in livestock care. He taught villagers about oxen health and distributed medicine. Zhang Chao proposed using nose rings for better control of oxen, a practice older than he thought. Niu De Qing demonstrated the nose piercing technique, assuring villagers it was not painful. As he pierced each ox's nose, villagers watched anxiously. Niu explained the healing process and benefits of the nose ring, promising obedient oxen. Zhang Chao, impressed, considered the advantages for future sales.

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