Good Landlord of the Tang Dynasty.

Summary

The Emperor's hunting expeditions contrasted with Zhang Chao's low-key approach, relying on traps. Wang Lao, an experienced herb collector, shared his family's trap routes, emphasizing their significance and tradition. Each route was sacred, passed down through generations. Wang Lao demonstrated various traps, showcasing his expertise. Zhang Chao admired the blend of hunting and community safety in Wang Lao's methods. When they caught a wild boar, Wang Lao cautioned against its danger. Ke Wu, a skilled archer, successfully shot the boar, leading to its butchering. Zhang Chao suggested collecting the blood, highlighting its culinary potential.

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