I Want to Be the Grand Chancellor.

Summary

Serving Jia Jing, the peculiar dragon, tests Yan Ge's limits. Despite his age, Yan Song engages in discussions with the emperor, who expresses dissatisfaction yet seeks news. Yan Song reports a significant victory against Japanese pirates, attributing it to Zhao Wen Hua and others. Jia Jing praises Zhao but remains suspicious, prompting Yan Song to flatter and redirect credit to others. The conversation reveals Jia Jing's interest in Tang Yi's exploits, which he finds exhilarating. Yan Song, while scheming, resents Tang Yi for undermining his authority. He subtly criticizes Zhang Jing, the governor, while praising the militia's success, furthering Jia Jing's paranoia and dissatisfaction with Zhang.

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