Good Landlord of the Tang Dynasty.

Summary

Zhang Chao's father enthusiastically supports his decision to join Uncle Li in Hebei to earn military merits against Liu Heita, despite Zhang's reservations about the campaign's dangers. Historical records reveal Liu Heita's significant victories against the Tang army, highlighting the challenges ahead. Zhang Chao, realizing the perilous situation, decides to flee instead of joining the campaign, leaving a letter for Li Shi Ji to warn him about underestimating Liu Heita and the discontent in Hebei. He emphasizes that the rebels are fighting fiercely due to their desperation, suggesting that a balance of force and appeasement is necessary to quell the rebellion.

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