I Want to Be the Grand Chancellor.

Summary

Yan Song, nearing 80, enjoys good health while his wife declines. After caring for her, he returns to find his son, Yan Shifan, in trouble for memorials against a minor official, Tang Yi. Yan Shifan's rebellious nature worries Yan Song, who knows Tang Yi is favored by the emperor. As tensions rise, Tang Yi, under scrutiny, submits a memorial accusing Yan Shifan of dereliction of duty regarding funds for a prince's residence. This unusual accusation baffles the emperor, who is accustomed to severe charges against Yan Shifan. Tang Yi's motives remain unclear, leading to uncertainty in the court.

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