I Want to Be the Grand Chancellor.

Summary

Yang Ji Sheng and Tang Yi engage in a lively discussion over drinks, highlighting the importance of practical contributions to society over poetry and literature. Yang Ji Sheng shares his experiences in the desolate region of Di Dao, emphasizing the people's need for basic necessities rather than artistic pursuits. He encourages the young scholars to remember the welfare of the populace as they aspire to official positions. The conversation shifts to the issue of Japanese pirates, with Tang Yi explaining their historical context and the growing threat they pose to coastal regions, particularly Jiangnan. He stresses the need for awareness and strategic thinking among the future leaders of the Ming Dynasty, hinting at the complexities of governance in a changing world.

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