Good Landlord of the Tang Dynasty.

Summary

On that day, Prefect Shi of Shangzhou reported his grain storage, submitting half to the official granary, totaling about 100 stones. Prefect Liu sought Chancellor Li Chao's help for his youngest son, an illegitimate child lacking direction. He requested that Li Chao take him as an aide. Li Chao, intrigued by the son's upright character and martial skills, agreed to recommend him to serve the Tai Zi, promising a bright future. Liu Ye, the prefect, recognized the significance of this opportunity, as aligning with the Tai Zi could secure his position in the court. Li Chao valued Liu Ye's background and aimed to strengthen the Tai Zi's power base by winning over capable officials like him.

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