Good Landlord of the Tang Dynasty.

Summary

After a thunderstorm, the atmosphere in the palace shifted to a refreshing calm. Li Chao observed discussions about the allocation of an extra ten million strings in tax revenue, with various departments vying for funds. Li Shi Min aimed to establish a ten-thousand-strong cavalry, but faced opposition due to costs and practicality. Li Chao, while acknowledging the need for a standing army, argued against its stationing in Chang'an, emphasizing the importance of real battle experience. He proposed a more cost-effective approach to maintain military strength without excessive spending, highlighting the balance between financial constraints and military readiness.

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