Good Landlord of the Tang Dynasty.

Summary

The Li Family, now spanning three generations, celebrates a newborn's third-day bath, attracting many from the community, including former apprentices of Li Chao who have found success. The village has been renamed Li Zhen, with many noble families sending representatives to assist. Amidst the festivities, Li Chao grapples with the implications of his daughter's marriage prospects, especially after his daughter is dismissed as "ugly" by the Crown Prince, Li Cheng Qian. This leads to an unprecedented public reprimand from Emperor Li Shi Min, who slaps the Crown Prince for his disrespect, emphasizing the importance of family alliances over superficial judgments.

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