I Want to Be the Grand Chancellor.

Summary

In the Ming Dynasty, the Hundred Flowers Immortal Wine was renowned for its miraculous properties, crafted from rare flowers and medicinal ingredients. Tang Yi, intrigued by its potential, converses with a woman who reveals her father's death at the hands of pursuers. She vows revenge, burning the wine's recipe as a symbol of her commitment. Despite Tang Yi's offer to help her escape and live a peaceful life, she insists on avenging her father herself. The narrative unfolds with Tang Yi's concern for her safety and his determination to confront the threats she faces, highlighting themes of vengeance, sacrifice, and the burdens of familial loyalty.

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