Good Landlord of the Tang Dynasty.

Summary

In the narrative, Cheng Yaojin enjoys fried rice while discussing the upcoming military campaign with his comrades. Qin Qiong proposes transferring his father to a safer position, reflecting concern for his well-being. Zhang Chao, however, declines to join the battle, preferring the comforts of home over the dangers of war. His reluctance draws criticism from his peers, who admire the bravery of noble sons eager to fight. The conversation shifts to the formidable rebel Liu Heita, whose growing power poses a significant threat to the Tang dynasty. Zhang Chao warns that Liu's support among the populace in Hebei could lead to further complications for the imperial forces, highlighting the precarious situation the Tang army faces.

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