Good Landlord of the Tang Dynasty.

Summary

As July's heat begins to fade, the citizens of Jing face an unyielding sun and a concerning drought, with no rain for over half a month. Initially, the clear skies were a blessing for the summer harvest, allowing for optimal grain drying and storage. However, the prolonged dry spell now threatens the upcoming autumn planting, as water is essential for the plowing process. The author appeals to readers to support the book by subscribing on Qi Dian, emphasizing the challenges of writing and the importance of direct support over pirated versions.

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