Good Landlord of the Tang Dynasty.

Summary

Zheng Ji feels relieved after handing over all the grain, contemplating a move to Yizhou for a peaceful life away from the Emperor's scrutiny. His wife is hesitant due to their sons' commitments, but Zheng insists on relocating due to worsening conditions in Xiangyang. Meanwhile, wealthy families begin fleeing disaster areas as the court supports this migration, believing it will relieve pressure on resources. The court's grain requisition policies aim to prevent famine-induced chaos, but they risk inciting rebellion among powerful landlords. The ministers navigate a precarious balance, hoping to manage the crisis without provoking unrest.

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