The Korean Peninsula, 1945. A Dragon Nation powerhouse returns against the tide!
Chen Zhen transmigrates into the body of a lowly Chinese laborer who died in a riot. He opens his eyes to blood and flames filling the streets, with his foot on the swanlike neck of Park Xuexi, an orphan of pro-Japanese collaborators. Should he save her or kill her?
[Ding! The “Dragon Nation Rise Investment System” has activated! Snatch the Korean Peninsula’s national fortunes to earn blueprints, U.S. dollars, and max-level combat skills! Villains? They’re just walking ATMs for national fortune points.]
Ten minutes from the start, he gains the skills of a grandmaster of Baji Fist, saves a beauty while tearing down a chaebol’s wanted poster, and single-handedly suppresses thirty thousand rioters!
Myeongdong widow Zhang Meiling: She uses yen as toilet paper, then begs on her knees to serve him!
Lee Byung-chul: He kneels to sign a loan-shark contract, and Samsung is presented to the big boss with a single word: “Yours.”
Kim Ji-yeon takes off her glasses and transforms into the Black Tulip Queen. She invests with an iron fist, and the “Dragon Star Trading Company” sweeps through the peninsula’s business world overnight!
The Americans are stunned: The Dragon Nation is playing capitalism on our turf?
General Kim in the North frowns: There’s a dragon’s scent across the Han River!
Seize the future, steal national fortunes, and make the peninsula mine!
The complete set of semiconductor blueprints has arrived. The world’s technological supremacy awaits a single command from the Dragon King!
The book is good. The style is quite fresh. However, it goes on and on with too much unnecessary detail when describing people's appearances.