Good Landlord of the Tang Dynasty.

Summary

In the cold autumn, Li Chao noted a poor harvest, with only some fields near the river yielding crops. Despite the grain shortage, a good locust harvest provided relief, as people caught locusts for food. The Crown Prince, Cheng Qian, insisted on wearing gold-foiled armor for a ceremony, reflecting his pride after leading troops. Li Chao received a letter from Cui Ying Ying, who planned to lend grain to tenant farmers, avoiding exploitative practices. She also mentioned the family's well-being and upcoming visits to Xiangyang, where preparations for the Emperor's arrival were underway.

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