I Want to Be the Grand Chancellor.

Summary

Zhang Jing, the Governor of the Southeast, faced challenges in managing local militias, fearing their growing power could threaten the Ming dynasty. Despite his experience, he struggled with the complexities of court politics, particularly regarding Tang Yi and Zhao Wen Hua. Tang Yi warned Zhang of potential threats, hinting at his own cautious stance amid political intrigue. Meanwhile, Zhao Wen Hua sought to undermine Zhang while claiming credit for military successes against Japanese pirates. Tang Yi and his father sensed danger in Zhao's manipulations, deciding to support Zhang discreetly. They aimed to strengthen local militias through community engagement, fostering goodwill among the populace.

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