Good Landlord of the Tang Dynasty.

Summary

In Chang'an, granaries reopened, providing grain at fair prices, thanks to Li Jing's diplomatic efforts with southern tribes. The Tang Dynasty, having replaced the Sui, gained loyalty from the Linyi chieftains, particularly Feng Ang, who was rewarded with governance over eight prefectures. The Tang's military successes led to a significant drop in grain prices, benefiting the common folk but unsettling grain merchants. Zhang Chao's pastry shop thrived amid this economic shift, with long queues for their products. Despite competition from a new bakery, Zhang remained confident in his unique offerings and business strategy, focusing on quality and innovation.

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