Good Landlord of the Tang Dynasty.

Summary

In Zhao Guo Gong Fu, Cui Shan Fu and his wife visit their daughter, Shi San Niang, who is about to give birth. Discussions arise about the gender of the child, with opinions varying among family members. The main wife, Madam Wang, reassures that the child's gender does not affect Shi San Niang's status. Meanwhile, Du Cai Wei, another pregnant concubine, hopes for a son to secure her family's titles. The Emperor's doctor speculates on the possibility of twins for Shi San Niang, creating intrigue about future marriages and titles. The narrative highlights the dynamics of family status, gender expectations, and the significance of legitimate heirs in a noble household.

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