The Conglomerate: Big Brother, Stop! You Can't Handle Sister-in-Law

Chen Daojun is reborn as the youngest son of a chaebol family. In the 1980s and 1990s, an era when even a pig could fly if it caught the right wind, he sets out to conquer the world of investment in Korea.

He makes a show of competing with the Chen family for Shunyang, while his sights are already set on the world.

He becomes a big shot in Hong Kong, trading canned goods for airplanes.

Microsoft, Amazon, Microsoft, Google, Taotao: behind every business that can make a fortune is Chen Daojun's investment.

While the Chen family members fight tooth and nail over who will inherit the business, Chen Xingjun thinks he is about to become the heir. Then Chen Daojun reveals the truth.

"Every profitable business in Korea belongs to me now. The prime minister is my little brother. Buying Shunyang would take no more than a flick of my wrist."

The entire chaebol family is left dumbfounded.

Soros: "I've only lost twice in my life. In 1997, in Hong Kong, I lost to a seventeen-year-old kid.

In 1990, in America, I damn well lost to a ten-year-old kid.

Who is he?

He may be the person I admire most in my life."

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Please do not imitate.