Good Landlord of the Tang Dynasty.

Summary

Zhang Chao and Ma Zhou discuss their efforts in copying books for their school. Ma Zhou, exhausted from a night of copying, learns that Zhang Chao had hired others to do the same, resulting in a quicker process. Zhang Chao believes in providing students with proper textbooks, opting to pay scribes for the work instead of relying solely on teachers. The scribes, intrigued by the "Three Character Classic," discover it was written by Zhang Chao himself, who is gaining recognition for his talents. The scribes express admiration for Zhang Chao's abilities, realizing they underestimated him. They eagerly continue their work, motivated by the prospect of rewards from Zhang Chao.

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