Good Landlord of the Tang Dynasty.

Summary

In Chang'an City, a new bookstore, Zhang Ji, opens quietly near the Blessing-filled Pavilion Tavern. Scholars Kong Ying Da and Lu De Ming, both renowned PhDs, discover the shop and are intrigued by its offerings, including a comprehensive edition of Mao's Poetry Commentary priced at 12,888 wen. The bookstore also offers a rental service, making it accessible for ordinary scholars. Both scholars decide to purchase several sets of books, impressed by their quality and organization. However, they face a minor issue with payment as their total exceeds 30,000 wen. Kong Ying Da leaves to retrieve more cash, highlighting the bookstore's appeal and the scholars' dedication to literature.

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