Good Landlord of the Tang Dynasty.

Summary

Zhang San Lang's return to Ba Shang has sparked interest as he invests in transforming barren land into productive fields. He aims to develop over 10,000 mu of land for agriculture, including rice paddies, vegetables, and livestock. Li Shi Min recognizes the potential of this method, which could alleviate food shortages in Chang'an. However, the initial investment and complexity of the project pose challenges for others to replicate. Additionally, Zhang Chao has opened successful pawnshops and money houses, innovatively attracting deposits and lending at higher rates, potentially leading to a new form of currency with banknotes, which could revolutionize trade in the Tang Dynasty.

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