In the Peninsula, In the Name of Zhao Jingliang

Zhao Jingliang transmigrated to South Korea, became a prosecutor, and awakened a System. So what did he want to do? Climb to the top of the prosecution service and become the prosecutor general, commanding all 2,000 prosecutors in South Korea and leading them in a challenge against the regime? Or use his position as a prosecutor as a stepping stone, sit on the throne, and become power incarnate? No. The prosecutor general only serves for two years, and the king only reigns for five. He wanted to become a kingmaker. Only those who earned Zhao Jingliang’s approval could become the king of this country. And he would be the uncrowned king who wielded its true power.