Good Landlord of the Tang Dynasty.

Summary

Zhang Chao travels to Chang'an to exchange gold, facing high service fees at gold shops, which also offer safekeeping and lending services. He decides to exchange 300 taels of gold for silk, despite the 2% fee, resulting in a significant loss. Observing the lucrative nature of finance, he contemplates acquiring a gold and silver shop. Meanwhile, his cake shop thrives, adapting its offerings to maximize profits. Zhang Chao also considers expanding his business by building more shops outside city gates. He visits Zhao Jia Zhuang to purchase grain for his employees, aiming to pay them monthly to boost morale and productivity.

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