I Want to Be the Grand Chancellor.

Summary

In a tense conversation, Huang Jin expresses his loyalty to the emperor, warning against deception. Tang Yi proposes strategies to cut costs amid disrupted sea routes, suggesting subcontracting silk production to save money. Huang Jin is initially hesitant but intrigued by Tang Yi's ideas, including leasing workshops to merchants and forming price alliances with noble families. Tang Yi emphasizes the importance of sharing benefits with merchants to ensure smooth operations. The plan aims to please the emperor, benefit merchants, and ultimately reduce expenses, though it risks impacting the palace's concubines negatively.

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