Good Landlord of the Tang Dynasty.

Summary

Zhang Chao, embodying an overlord's demeanor, enforces strict regulations on foreigners in Taozhou, emphasizing the importance of household registration and identity cards. Naturalized foreigners must adopt Han surnames, pay taxes, and fulfill labor duties, including military service. Despite the harshness, they receive opportunities similar to Han residents, such as education and official roles. After the annihilation of the Yeli tribe, Zhang Chao's authority is unquestioned, with tribal leaders expressing gratitude for leniency after facing punishment. The governance structure is adjusted, favoring diligent officials, while the military enforces order and discipline among the tribes, ensuring they adhere to the Tang dynasty's regulations.

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