Good Landlord of the Tang Dynasty.

Summary

Cheng Qian's intense longing for the sea is perceived by Li Chao as escapism. Despite being only 8 years old and having a broken leg, Cheng Qian's optimism seems excessive to Li Chao. The empress, Chang Sun, arrives to take care of her son, but he insists on staying at Wudang Mountain for recovery. Li Chao suggests this is best for the Crown Prince, but Chang Sun remains resentful towards him for the incident. Li Shi Min, the emperor, is torn between court duties and concern for his son, expressing frustration over Li Chao's role in the Crown Prince's injury. The empress defends Li Chao, recognizing his importance in the court and the need for his skills, despite her own anger. They discuss the Li Family's lucrative sugar industry, revealing Li Chao's cunning business strategies that keep him in a position of power.

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