Good Landlord of the Tang Dynasty.

Summary

Li Yi, a prince and Grand General, faced a shocking downfall when Emperor Li Yuan dismissed him, stripped him of his title, and imprisoned him, reducing him to a commoner named Luo Yi. Despite his loyalty and contributions to the Tang Dynasty, he was humiliated by the emperor's decree. Meanwhile, Zhang Chao, who had been successful in Taozhou, was appointed as the Acting Grand Governor of Longyou, a position that seemed like a promotion but effectively diminished his power and influence. Li Yuan's strategic moves left both Luo Yi and Zhang Chao grappling with their new realities, showcasing the emperor's cunning in political maneuvering.

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