Good Landlord of the Tang Dynasty.

Summary

Li Cheng Qian, adorned in golden armor, received a visit from wealthy merchants of Xiangyang and Fancheng, who brought food and wine to support the troops. This gesture was seen as a sign of allegiance rather than mere charity, especially with Feng Jia donating 5,000 stones of grain to secure the release of Feng Xiao An from prison. The merchants, previously reluctant, were now generous due to Li's ruthless actions against local barbarians. Meanwhile, Princess Li Xiuning arrived with news of war between the Dukes of Wei and England against the Turks, a situation that raised concerns for Li about the court's strategy amidst internal strife. The unexpected military actions could lead to significant consequences for the Tang dynasty.

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