Good Landlord of the Tang Dynasty.

Summary

Li Chao's month-long inspection trip led to his disappearance, sparking rumors of rebellion in Fangzhou. While some were excited about the revolt against King Yama, fears of chaos loomed due to the potential spread of violence. The court faced pressure from censors eager to impeach Li Chao, whose disaster relief efforts were blamed for the unrest. Despite initial concerns, Li Shi Min decided against recalling Li Chao, believing in his ability to quell the rebellion. Li Chao reported that the unrest stemmed from long-standing conflicts, vowing to restore order. His decisive actions against local barbarians resulted in significant casualties, but he aimed to integrate them into the court's system. Meanwhile, Li Shi Min took pride in his son Cheng Qian's growth, reflecting on the intertwining of governance and personal development.

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