Good Landlord of the Tang Dynasty.

Summary

In the days following his departure from court, Li Shi Min indulged in horseback hunting, reliving the exhilaration of battlefield conquests. He found solace in the abundant game of Junzhou, neglecting state affairs and immersing himself in the thrill of the chase. Despite Wei Zheng's concerns about the court's situation, Li Shi Min prioritized relaxation, mastering barbecue techniques and enjoying camaraderie with generals. Discussions of disaster relief highlighted the court's efforts to aid affected citizens, with Li Chao's strategies earning both admiration and criticism. Ultimately, Li Chao remained focused on stability and the welfare of the people, dismissing concerns over debts incurred during relief efforts.

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