Good Landlord of the Tang Dynasty.

Summary

Li Chao reviews his new subordinates, noting that many are exiled officials from the Eastern Palace and Prince Qin's residence, raising concerns about their cooperation. Guo Xiao Ke, a familiar ally, is assigned as his assistant and discusses financial management, revealing his wealth but lack of investment knowledge. Li Chao suggests profitable ventures in the Taozhou area, including long-distance trade along the Silk and Tea Road, highlighting the potential for high returns despite risks. Guo Xiao Ke expresses interest but lacks reliable managers, prompting Li Chao to recommend investing in land and establishing a trading city, which could yield significant future profits.

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