I Want to Be the Grand Chancellor.

Summary

Tang Yi has always struggled to outsmart his mentor, Tang Shun Zhi, yet he finds comfort in their relationship. Tang Shun Zhi praises Tang Yi for his achievements, particularly in maritime trade, and asks for a promise regarding the Yan Dang's future. Tang Yi predicts their decline within three years due to aging officials and political shifts, but warns against relying on the Xu faction, suggesting they cultivate their own talents instead. As Tang Yi prepares for his new roles in Quanzhou, he reflects on the complexities of political alliances and the precarious nature of power dynamics within the court. His strategic insights impress Jia Jing, who entrusts him with significant authority, while also ensuring Tang Shun Zhi remains in a less powerful position to mitigate risks.

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