I Want to Be the Grand Chancellor.

Summary

The narrative explores the complexities of Emperor Jia Jing's reign, highlighting his initial intelligence and capability in governance, which later deteriorated due to favoritism towards corrupt officials and a focus on personal pursuits. Despite facing external threats, such as invasions and piracy, Jia Jing's actions reflect a desire to maintain his reputation rather than address the underlying issues. Tang Yi and his father, Tang Xiu Cai, analyze the political landscape, revealing the intricate power struggles among factions and the emperor's reluctance to seek justice for the people. Ultimately, they grapple with the futility of their roles in a corrupt court, contemplating the value of integrity and the need for conscientious officials to advocate for the common good.

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