Good Landlord of the Tang Dynasty.

Summary

Zhang Chao's expansion plan aimed for daily sales of 70-80 guan, requiring 300-400 workers due to the handmade nature of his noodles. With 11 stores, he faced labor shortages as seasonal farming would take workers away. Unlike the Song and Ming dynasties, the current era's agricultural focus limited recruitment. Zhang considered employing younger workers, aged 16-21, and young girls, who had fewer obligations. This could solve his labor issues, but he felt conflicted about exploiting them. Without a large workforce, his enterprise risked stagnation, highlighting a significant challenge for growth.

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