I Want to Be the Grand Chancellor.

Summary

In a conversation between Tang Yi and Zhu, Zhu expresses concern about the cooks' ability to please Tang Yi's palate, but he reassures her that he enjoys good food regardless of origin. The braised sea cucumber served is a culinary masterpiece, showcasing the skill of the cooks. Despite the awkwardness between them, Tang Yi reflects on his feelings towards his stepmother and finds solace in reading the "Tao Te Ching." The next day, he learns of an invitation from Lord Tan, the chief examiner for his upcoming county exam. During the visit, Lord Tan praises Tang Yi's talents, indicating high expectations for his future, which makes Tang Yi feel both flattered and uneasy about the pressure.

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