I Want to Be the Grand Chancellor.

Summary

Qian De Hong and Wang Ji, leaders of the Yangming School of Mind, faced a deteriorating Ming Dynasty, leading to a political shift within their organization. They struggled with the tension between progressive ideals and the interests of the gentry. Zhang Jing, under immense pressure, contemplated resigning but ultimately decided to continue his fight against corruption. Meanwhile, economic turmoil in Hangzhou saw prices fluctuate dramatically, revealing the fierce competition among merchants. Tang Shun Zhi and his disciple Tang Yi discussed the need for reform, with Tang Yi advocating for a transformation of societal structures, emphasizing the urgency for change to avoid disaster.

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