Good Landlord of the Tang Dynasty.

Summary

Dan Jiang, a significant tributary of the Han River, stretches 800 li from the Qinling Mountains, serving as a crucial waterway in the southern mountainous region. However, it is prone to floods and sediment. Li Chao and his companions navigate the river while addressing urgent concerns over grain supplies due to a persistent autumn drought and locusts. The primary goal is disaster prevention and relief, requiring adequate food supplies. Despite efforts to transport grain, challenges arise from local landlords' reluctance to cooperate. Strategies are discussed, including offering noble titles in exchange for grain, highlighting the complexities of governance and resource management in times of crisis.

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