Good Landlord of the Tang Dynasty.

Summary

Li Chao, after leaving Yacheng, preferred the bustling ferry crossing over the strict floating bridge to reach Xiangyang City. He owned a unique three-masted sailing ship named the Mayflower, built for experimental purposes but now serving as his personal ferry. The Crown Prince Cheng Qian, who had grown taller and was now under strict supervision for his studies, expressed his longing for the carefree times spent with Li Chao. Despite the Crown Prince's dissatisfaction with his formal education, Li Chao recognized the importance of a structured learning environment for the future emperor. Meanwhile, the Xiangyang shipyard thrived, producing thirty ships monthly, supporting their maritime ambitions, and achieving significant military victories against the Cham people.

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