Good Landlord of the Tang Dynasty.

Summary

Zhang Chao and his father, once living in a shabby cave, have become notable figures in Ningmin Township, recognized as local tycoons. As their wealth grows, neighbors seek their help for jobs and loans. Old Zhang generously assists, lending money without interest for small amounts. However, when Zhao Yuan Wai, a heavily indebted landowner, seeks a large loan, Zhang Chao refuses, understanding the risks. Despite Zhao's plight, Zhang's father advises against selling ancestral land, urging him to negotiate with lenders instead. The Zhao family's past reputation contrasts with their current greed, complicating the situation. Zhang Chao expresses concern over the potential legal troubles from Zhao's debts, emphasizing the importance of careful financial dealings.

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