I Want to Be the Grand Chancellor.

Summary

The narrative revolves around Tang Yi and his father, Tang Shun Zhi, celebrating Tang Shun Zhi's success in the provincial exams, where he ranked 7th. The community rejoices, with festivities including food and gifts, highlighting the importance of academic achievements in their culture. As Tang Yi prepares for the upcoming metropolitan exam, he reflects on the shifting dynamics of status among scholars, especially with Zhao Ju Ren now treating him as an equal. Meanwhile, in the capital, the Minister of War, Xu Lun, reacts to a victory report regarding the Tang family's achievements, contemplating its significance amidst the turmoil facing the Ming Dynasty. The story emphasizes themes of ambition, societal expectations, and the interplay of personal and political fortunes.

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