Studying in Korea, with a Korean-Fighting General in My Family

Su Chen's family is full of soldiers, and now his grandfather has arranged for him to study in South Korea.

What's more, it's at an aristocratic school with a strict hierarchy.

It has the children of powerful conglomerates, as well as the best students in the country.

On the surface, everyone seems to get along.

In reality, the students are toys for the children of the conglomerates.

Su Chen figures that nothing good will come of his being sent here.

All he wants is to go home and be a good-for-nothing.

But no matter how much trouble he causes, the school does nothing beyond issuing a formal reprimand. It doesn't dare impose any real punishment.

He curses out the principal on the first day of school.

He ignores the eldest son of the head of the Four-Star Group at the opening ceremony.

He forcibly kisses the campus belle and steals the school bully's girlfriend.

And they really don't react at all.

Su Chen: "Don't you have a shred of backbone? I've insulted you this badly, so why don't you expel me already?!"

School: "Then take your grandfather's men away first! With him here, how could we dare lay a finger on you?!"

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