Good Landlord of the Tang Dynasty.

Summary

In a village blessed by spring rain, Zhang Chao and seasoned farmers joyfully tended to their flourishing rice seedlings, which stood tall and green. The meticulous process of nurturing rice involved careful soil loosening and weed management, ensuring the crops thrived. Meanwhile, brothers Da Niu and Er Niu showcased their successful fishing efforts, using bamboo traps to catch fish and shrimp, which they shared and sold. Zhang Chao also set larger ground traps in the pristine waters of the Whale Ditch Reservoir, allowing him to catch substantial amounts of fish daily. The community thrived on this harmonious blend of agriculture and fishing, ensuring nothing went to waste.

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