I Want to Be the Grand Chancellor.

Summary

In a tense confrontation, Jia Jing interrogates Yan Shifan about the withholding of Yu Wang's salary and the poor condition of his residence. Yan Shifan deflects blame, claiming ignorance of the Ministry of Works' dealings and emphasizing the need for an investigation into potential embezzlement. The discussion escalates as Yan Song, Yan Shifan's father, chastises him for neglecting Yu Wang while favoring Jing Wang. Amidst rising tensions, Yan Song offers to resign, manipulating the situation to protect his family's interests while framing Yu Wang as crucial to the nation's stability. This cunning maneuver highlights the intricate power dynamics and the dangers of court politics, as Tang Yi realizes the precariousness of his position.

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