Good Landlord of the Tang Dynasty.

Summary

In the Qin Wang Fu, Li Shi Min's four sons—two legitimate and two from concubines—are being prepared for education despite their young ages. Chang Sun Wang Fei expresses reluctance to send them to study, especially the youngest, Li Tai. Li Shi Min insists on their education, believing it essential for royal heirs. Concerns arise regarding their teachers, particularly Zhang San, who is seen as talented but lacking virtue. Meanwhile, the Ba Shang Distillery gains fame with its new tavern, the Drunken Immortal Pavilion, which temporarily closes for a distributor bidding conference, revealing a strict regional sales model for their exclusive white liquor. Merchants are intrigued by the business strategy and the palace's interest in the liquor.

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