I Want to Be the Grand Chancellor.

Summary

In the Jiaxing mansion, civil and military officials gathered, but two seats remained empty for Governor Zhang Jing and Inspector Li Tian Chong. Tensions rose as Tang Ke Kuan defended Zhang, highlighting his past kindness to the officials. Despite some support, many remained silent, prompting frustration from Tang Ke Kuan. Wa Fu Ren criticized the officials for their cowardice, asserting that action was needed rather than words. Meanwhile, Tang Shen faced a dilemma when his son, Tang Yi, advised against writing a memorial to save Zhang, warning it could worsen the situation. Instead, they discussed a more strategic approach to stabilize the situation and protect Zhang's interests.

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