Good Landlord of the Tang Dynasty.

Summary

In the Xiangyang prison, over 300 grain merchants are detained, ignored by guards. They suffer hunger and thirst, demanding to see officials. Li Chao, overseeing their treatment, decides to provide minimal sustenance: disaster relief biscuits and plain water, emphasizing discipline. He prepares bland pancakes for himself and the Crown Prince, explaining their nutritional value despite their lack of flavor. The children, expecting better food, are disappointed but are forced to eat the biscuits, learning the harsh realities of famine. Li Chao aims to teach them humility and resilience through this experience.

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