I Want to Be the Grand Chancellor.

Summary

In a dialogue between Le Zhen and Tang Yi, they discuss the blending of Daoist and Buddhist teachings, emphasizing the importance of belief and filial piety. As pilgrims gather at the Tianfei Palace, a muscular man shares his experience of honoring his deceased father through a spirit tablet, stirring emotions among the crowd. Xu Tian Cai, reflecting on his own father's legacy, rushes to the temple to set up a spirit tablet, hoping to fulfill his filial duty. However, Le Zhen, the monk, insists that offerings should not be based on monetary value, emphasizing that true merit comes from sincerity. The narrative highlights themes of faith, respect for ancestors, and the complexities of spiritual practices intertwined with societal expectations.

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