Back to 1970: I Play by South Korea’s Unspoken Rules

Li Tian transmigrated, never expecting to end up in South Korea in 1970.

Back then, South Korea was still called South Joseon, and Hanseong hadn't yet been renamed Seoul.

As South Korea entered a golden age of economic growth, people in every industry began looking for chances to get ahead.

In a society where the rule of law was still incomplete, social connections and knowing how to deal with people became the highest law.

Whether at school or in a company, among street punks or government officials, every place had its own set of rules.

Since everyone was so particular about rules, Li Tian had no choice but to do as the locals did.

"As a junior, it's perfectly reasonable to have my seniors run errands and buy me food, right?"

"Gangsters? Give me a break. I'll teach you a Chinese song. Let's sing 'Conquer' together."

"Police, help! The prison boss is about to get beaten to death by me!"

"Casting is crucial for a movie. Let these actresses come to my house tonight and audition."

"Call the Blue House and tell them they can take back the US military bases."

Li Tian was troubled. The joy of life had already reached its peak, and it seemed there was nothing left to challenge him.

How about...

just return to the motherland!

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.