I Want to Be the Grand Chancellor.

Summary

In Jiangnan, commerce flourishes, leading to the emergence of two distinct capital paths: wealthy merchants engaging in speculation and an industrial group focused on transportation. The latter, though weaker than aristocratic merchants, boasts a vast network and innovative business models. Tang Yi, a key figure, plans to stockpile essential commodities to control prices. As he studies Neo-Confucianism, he realizes the importance of focusing on people and ambition. Meanwhile, grain prices rise, causing concern for local merchants. Jiang Yue Quan struggles with rising costs and dwindling savings, highlighting the precarious nature of the market.

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