I Want to Be the Grand Chancellor.

Summary

The Emperor expresses his belief in the necessity of wise ministers for governance and seeks methods for discerning talent from scholars. Tang Yi, amidst a group of scholars speculating on the imperial exam topics, warns against focusing on the seas issue due to potential political complications. After a rigorous exam, Tang Yi feels a sense of unease despite a smooth experience, fearing bad luck. The next day, he learns of trouble involving the chief examiner, Li Ben, who is rumored to have resigned after being scolded by the Emperor. This news excites Tang Yi, who sees it as a potential relief from Li Ben's influence, revealing the complexities of court politics and personal ambitions.

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