I Want to Be the Grand Chancellor.

Summary

The narrative revolves around a significant military victory against Japanese pirates, celebrated by characters Wang Chong Gu, Liu Tao, and Tang Yi. They are initially thrilled by the success, which includes a high enemy death toll and the capture of their leader, Chen Si Pan. However, Tang Yi expresses concern over the potential consequences of such a victory, fearing that his father, Tang Xiu Cai, may be pressured into a military position. The story highlights the tension between the scholarly and martial paths in the Ming Dynasty, where warriors are often undervalued. Tang Yi's anxiety reflects the societal pressures and expectations surrounding military service, particularly for a family with a scholarly background. Ultimately, the narrative captures the complexities of honor, duty, and the burdens of success.

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