Good Landlord of the Tang Dynasty.

Summary

In Mingzhou City, after rewarding Su Dingfang and pardoning rebel generals, Li Shi Min executed Liu Heita, showcasing his head publicly. The Tang army reassured citizens with pacification policies, exempting Hebei from taxes for a year and distributing land. Zhang Chao, managing a medical camp, discussed the success of alcohol and white medicine in reducing soldier mortality rates with Li Shi Min, who sought to control their production. Zhang Chao reluctantly agreed to provide formulas for workshops in Chang'an, receiving a jade pendant as a token of appreciation. Li Shi Min commended various generals for their contributions in the Hebei campaign and prepared a report for the emperor.

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