Good Landlord of the Tang Dynasty.

Summary

Fu Nan Guo, located in southern Jiaozhou, features a diverse culture with its people engaged primarily in agriculture and craftsmanship. The narrative follows Li Chao and the prince as they explore the geography and customs of the region, revealing insights about Zhang Zhong Jian, a key figure who established a kingdom of 72 islands amidst the backdrop of regional conflicts. The kingdom, rich in resources and trade potential, faces threats from the expanding Zhen La state, which has ambitions to annex Fu Nan Guo. Zhang Zhong Jian seeks assistance from Nakahara to bolster his defenses, highlighting the challenges of maritime trade routes and the historical significance of these connections. The story encapsulates themes of resilience and the complexities of cultural interactions in a historically rich setting.

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