I Want to Be the Grand Chancellor.

Summary

Tang Yi and Tang Shun Zhi share a deep master-disciple bond, stronger than familial ties. Despite the complex political landscape, Tang Yi feels compelled to prepare his teacher for potential impulsive actions. He explains the nuances of the current situation, emphasizing that the Yan Dang's power is waning due to the aging leadership. Tang Yi argues that the real issue lies with Emperor Jia Jing, whose selfishness allows corruption to thrive. Tang Shun Zhi grapples with this painful truth, realizing that addressing the Yan Dang is futile without confronting the emperor. Ultimately, Tang Yi advises understanding the enemy to navigate the political turmoil effectively.

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