I Want to Be the Grand Chancellor.

Summary

Tang Yi reflects on the teachings of Tang Shun Zhi regarding the governance of the Dao and the significance of the eight-legged essay in selecting scholars. He realizes that true power should not be divided, as chaos ensues when governance is shared. Tang Yi learns that essays must strictly adhere to topics without excessive elaboration, a lesson he initially overlooks. Tang Shun Zhi emphasizes the importance of a comprehensive education, including poetry, philosophy, and military strategy, to stand out among countless scholars. Tang Yi grapples with the daunting task of mastering these subjects to succeed in a competitive environment.

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