Good Landlord of the Tang Dynasty.

Summary

Cui Cong expresses gratitude to Uncle Cui for a generous dowry contribution of 100,000 coins for the Thirteenth Lady, prompting other Cui families to follow suit, creating a spectacle in Chang'an. Meanwhile, Cui Shan Fu, known for his miserly ways, is furious at being overshadowed and refuses to contribute, leading to tension with his wife and family. In contrast, Cui Jun Chao, a former duke, discusses the family's tarnished reputation and pressures Cui Shan Fu to contribute more. Despite resistance, the Zhengzhou branch of the Cui Family rallies to support the dowry, highlighting familial conflicts and the importance of reputation in their society.

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