Good Landlord of the Tang Dynasty.

Summary

In a prison setting, Zhang Chao reflects on his 15-day confinement, observing the transformation of fellow prisoners, particularly Wang Yong An. After their release, Zhang proposes a business venture involving wine distribution, aiming to capitalize on Wang's connections and background. Despite initial hesitation, Wang agrees to the plan, recognizing its potential profitability. As they leave the prison, Wang confronts the guards, asserting dominance over them, which highlights the shift in power dynamics. Zhang, however, feels a lack of recognition from his own family upon release, leading to a sense of disappointment. The narrative explores themes of power, loyalty, and the complexities of relationships formed under duress.

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