Back in 1970, I Played with Hidden Rules in South Korea

Li Tian traveled through time, but unexpectedly traveled to South Korea in 1970. At that time, South Korea was still called South Korea, and Seoul was not renamed Seoul. South Korea is in the prime period of economic development, and all walks of life are beginning to look for opportunities to get ahead. In a society where the rule of law has not yet been perfected, human nature has become the highest law. Whether it is a school or a company, whether it is a gangster or within the system, every place has its own system of rules. Since he was so particular about rules, Li Tian had to follow the local customs. "As a junior, it's reasonable for my senior to run errands and buy food for me, right?" "Gangsters? Stop making trouble. I'll teach you a Chinese national anthem and sing 'Conquer' together." "Police, help me, the prison bully is about to be beaten to death by me!" "The casting of the movie is very important. Let these actresses come to my house tonight to try out the acting." "Call Cheong Wa Dae and tell them that we can take back the US military base." Li Tian is very distressed. The joy of life has reached its peak and there seems to be no challenge. Or? Just return to your motherland! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.