Peninsula: My Unrestrained Career as a Police Officer

Song Zhao'en transmigrated to South Korea, becoming an ordinary detective at a local police station.

To outsiders, the peninsula was a prosperous, developed nation, full of glitter and bright lights.

But the real peninsula was ruled by arrogant gangland bosses who did as they pleased, powerful lawmakers who pulled the strings, prosecutors at the very top who could sway the tides, and the all-controlling chaebol that everyone envied.

Only by trampling the rules and using unjust methods could anyone cut a path through the darkness and chaos to reach the summit of power.

Years later, when the media interviewed Song Zhao'en, the current police commissioner of the peninsula and the world's tenth-richest person, they asked him about justice.

“You wanna know what justice is? I'm damn well justice itself!”

“You wanna know who the hell I am? I'll tell you right now. I solve the cases prosecutors can't crack. I handle the things you lawmakers can't handle or don't want to touch. And even the things you can handle, I'm going to handle too!”

He rose against all odds and ultimately became the very embodiment of “justice” on the peninsula!