Good Landlord of the Tang Dynasty.

Summary

Li Chao and his disciples were busy constructing a wheelchair for the injured Tai Zi, who would need it during his lengthy recovery. Li Xiuning urged Li Chao to take a break, expressing concern for his well-being. Li Chao felt guilty about the Tai Zi's accident, fearing it might lead to questions about the Tai Zi's future. Despite his worries, he pledged to support the Tai Zi and help him become a wise ruler. The Tai Zi's optimistic attitude after surgery brought some comfort, but the incident strained Li Chao's relationship with the emperor, Li Shi Min. The political implications of the Tai Zi's injury loomed large, as it could threaten the stability of the court. Amidst these troubles, Li Chao reflected on the tumultuous year, marked by natural disasters and political challenges, before deciding to visit the Tai Zi.

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