Good Landlord of the Tang Dynasty.

Summary

Li Chao returns from the palace to find preparations for a visit to the Blue Dragon Temple. Concerned about Cui Ying Ying's recent weight gain and potential backlash from temple reforms he proposed, he advises postponing the visit. Li Chao, an atheist, believes faith should remain pure and untainted by money. As he navigates his political responsibilities, including overseeing temple reforms, he reflects on the importance of integrity and helping others. Meanwhile, he encourages his brother-in-law, Shuan Zi, to apply for the Martial Arts Academy, emphasizing the benefits of education and opportunity. The family enjoys sweet watermelons, celebrating their successful harvest and newfound status in the capital.

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