Good Landlord of the Tang Dynasty.

Summary

Li Shi Min was frustrated with Li Chao's chaotic behavior, yet the court ministers had grown accustomed to it. Despite the turmoil, Li Chao often achieved positive outcomes, such as uncovering corruption. The focus turned to Wang Jun Kuo, a powerful figure with ties to the Retired Emperor, who faced serious accusations from the censors. Li Shi Min, impressed by the evidence against Wang, initiated a thorough investigation, appointing Li Chao to oversee the case and promoting Crown Prince Cheng Qian as governor of Jingzhao. This unexpected move puzzled the ministers, while Li Cheng Qian felt a mix of excitement and intimidation regarding his new role.

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