Good Landlord of the Tang Dynasty.

Summary

Zhang Chao, reluctant to pursue military merits due to the dangers involved, focuses on making money to improve his family's impoverished situation. Coming from the future, he understands the importance of capital in farming and business. Despite societal views on merchants, he aspires to be a prosperous landlord, engaging in various businesses, including selling fried rice. When tasked by military leaders to prepare a large quantity of fried rice, he negotiates a fair price, ensuring profitability. Meanwhile, the Zhao family struggles with grain prices and debts, prompting Zhang Chao to seek a deal for purchasing millet, showcasing his business acumen and determination to thrive.

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