I Want to Be the Grand Chancellor.

Summary

The 2,000-li Grand Canal is essential for transporting grain and luxury goods, supporting the empire's elite. However, rising maintenance costs and increased demand have prompted Tang Yi to propose shifting excess transport to maritime shipping. This plan faces resistance from vested interest groups, including local gentry and canal workers, concerned about losing their livelihoods. Wu Tian Cheng highlights the complexities of local power dynamics, including military households facing pressure from court officials. As Tang Yi navigates these challenges, he prepares for a meeting with influential figures, emphasizing the need for strategic caution amidst potential traps.

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