Good Landlord of the Tang Dynasty.

Summary

Li Shi Min discovers a unique mirror gifted by Li Chao, a renowned Tang Dynasty scholar known for his average calligraphy but significant contributions to literature and history. The mirror, inscribed with wise sayings, prompts discussions about its luxurious nature. Lady Zhangsun advises against keeping it, fearing it may suggest the Emperor's love for extravagance. Instead, she proposes auctioning it to benefit officials and soldiers. The Crown Prince, Li Cheng Qian, desires the mirror but learns its true value lies beyond mere luxury. Ultimately, the Emperor contemplates the mirror's purpose, emphasizing the importance of using wealth for the greater good rather than personal vanity.

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