Good Landlord of the Tang Dynasty.

Summary

Zhang Chao successfully traveled to Chang'an, receiving a commendation and a hundred taels of gold, all accounted for with the royal treasury's seal. He discreetly gifted clerks with silver ingots but refrained from giving officials anything. He also acquired a hundred acres of valuable land near Lishan Mountain. After expressing gratitude to Changsun Wuji, who praised his deli meats, Zhang Chao declined an official position, preferring to remain a landlord. He discussed plans for education in his village and aimed to establish block printing for books, seeking to improve access to literature.

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