Good Landlord of the Tang Dynasty.

Summary

The return journey from the Bathing Ditch left Li Jian Cheng and his companions realizing the complexities behind Zhang Chao's impressive rice yield claims. They recognized that optimal seeds, ample fertilizer, sufficient water, and skilled labor were crucial for achieving a yield of 4 stones per mu. Despite Zhang Chao's advancements, Li Jian Cheng faced political challenges as Li Shi Min gained power through military appointments, undermining his authority. Zhang Chao, observing Li Jian Cheng's indecisiveness and lack of substantial support, felt disillusioned about the future. The arrival of Wu Wang in the capital, while initially seen as a boon, was viewed by Zhang Chao as a potential threat to Li Jian Cheng's power, indicating deeper political machinations at play.

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