Good Landlord of the Tang Dynasty.

Summary

Three days before a press conference, Chang'an buzzes with excitement over a decree banning land transactions in Xiang and Deng provinces for five years, hinting at a new capital's construction. Merchants support Li Chao, who has transformed trade and commerce, despite censors accusing him of recklessness. Critics argue that moving the capital is unnecessary and burdensome for the people. However, Li Chao's credibility among merchants is high due to his past successes. Discussions reveal skepticism about his plans, yet many believe he can achieve the new capital's construction without court funds, relying on merchant contributions and innovative strategies.

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