I Want to Be the Grand Chancellor.

Summary

In a tense atmosphere, Tang Shun Zhi and his associates express frustration over disruptions caused by Xu Ji during a crucial banquet aimed at raising funds for a canal project. They suspect ulterior motives behind the chaos, particularly concerning land grabs amidst the turmoil instigated by Japanese pirates. Wei Liang Fu warns Tang Shun Zhi against impulsive actions reminiscent of past officials who faced dire consequences. Meanwhile, Wang Shi Mao scolds his sister for her recklessness, highlighting the importance of repaying kindness. The narrative shifts to the Zhou family's impressive rise in the silk business, led by the resilient Zhou Qin Jun, who has become a prominent figure in Taicang. The story intertwines themes of loyalty, ambition, and the struggle against corruption, as characters navigate a web of political intrigue and personal relationships.

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