I Want to Be the Grand Chancellor.

Summary

Xu Jie sat in the cabinet office, witnessing a confrontation between Emperor Jia Jing and Chief Minister Yan Song. Jia Jing, furious over the incompetence of officials leading to the rise of Japanese pirates, scolded Yan Song harshly. Yan Song, realizing the danger, feigned humility and accepted blame to placate the emperor. Despite his cunning, Yan Song's position remained secure, as Jia Jing's anger subsided. A memorial from Tang Yi shifted the emperor's focus, revealing deeper issues behind the pirate threat. Xu Jie understood the political intricacies at play, recognizing the importance of grasping the emperor's mindset in this power struggle. Ultimately, Jia Jing decided to investigate the memorial's claims, showcasing his complex relationship with both Yan Song and Xu Jie, while maintaining a delicate balance of power.

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