I Want to Be the Grand Chancellor.

Summary

In a tense discussion, Chen Meng He grapples with the moral implications of land requisition proposed by Shen Liang, who aims to buy land at a low price to expand his workshop. Despite the promise of compensating farmers, Chen is conflicted about sacrificing the common people's welfare for political gain. His nephew, Tang Yi, raises critical questions about the feasibility and ethical ramifications of Shen's plan, warning that it could lead to public outrage and economic disaster. Ultimately, Chen realizes the potential consequences of the scheme, acknowledging that it could endanger his career and the lives of displaced farmers. He resolves to refuse Shen's proposal, recognizing the need to protect the community's interests.

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