I Want to Be the Grand Chancellor.

Summary

The southeast cannot be handed over to the Yan Dang due to their greed and recklessness, particularly Yan Shifan. Yang Yi's ability to govern is uncertain, as he seeks to remove marauding soldiers and bolster local militias, garnering mixed reactions. While some support his efforts against Japanese pirates, Tang Shun Zhi doubts Yang Yi's longevity in the role. Discussions between Tang Shun Zhi and his disciple Tang Yi reveal concerns about the Yan Dang's growing power and the need for strategic appointments. Tang Yi contemplates his father's potential role amid political maneuvering, realizing that a united front could ensure stability.

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