Good Landlord of the Tang Dynasty.

Summary

Li Cheng Qian is intrigued by the establishment of the South Sea Trading Company, aspiring to be a director. Li Chao, his teacher, suggests he appoint a representative to manage the company, as the Crown Prince cannot directly serve in commerce. The company will issue one million shares, requiring a structured approach due to significant investment. Li Chao discusses advanced maritime technology, particularly the Magnolia Ships used for trade, which, despite their size and capability, face limitations in navigation and design. The trading routes are segmented, relying on local vessels for safety, with true direct voyages emerging later in the Tang dynasty.

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