Good Landlord of the Tang Dynasty.

Summary

Li Shi Min, excited about counting a large sum of money, oversaw the process involving 20,000 gold coins, 80,000 silver coins, and 600,000 strings of copper coins. The minting process yielded significant profits, with gold coins at 90% purity and silver coins mixed with copper. The Li Family's minting rights led to a profit of 28,000 guan, but Li Shi Min faced a 6,000 guan service fee for the transaction, which he initially perceived as excessive. Despite his frustration, he acknowledged the logistical challenges of transporting such a large sum. Curious about the Li Family's tax practices, he learned they reported taxes based on their operating income, which suggested substantial profits. This revelation left him contemplating the potential for the court to establish its own money house.

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