I Want to Be the Grand Chancellor.

Summary

The Salt and Iron Canal, built by King Wu of Nan Zhilie, connects key rivers and facilitates trade in the prosperous Jiangnan region. Amidst the threat of Japanese pirates, Tang Yi proposes to repair the canal using merchant funds, benefiting both commerce and local refugees. His plan garners support from local officials, who recognize its potential to solve pressing issues without burdening the court. As Tang Yi collaborates with refugees and officials, he emphasizes careful planning and coordination. Meanwhile, political tensions rise in the capital as officials debate the chaos caused by pirates, leading to significant administrative changes. The narrative showcases Tang Yi's strategic thinking and the interconnectedness of local governance and broader political dynamics.

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