Seoul: I Rule the City’s Nightlife

(Mostly everyday life, Korean entertainment)

Zhou Jingjian was an orphan overseas. As a child, his adoptive father and master, Park Jihye, brought him to Seoul, where he became a member of the Seoul gang.

In 2013, an unknown mission led to Park Jihye being hunted by gangs across the country.

“Jingjian, let me go!”

“If I let you go, what happens to me? I want to live, too!”

After capturing him, Zhou Jingjian was appointed head of one of the Seoul gang’s divisions.

“You’re crossing the line, Busan punk.”

After dealing with a Busan gang member who had come to Seoul to become an executive at SM Entertainment, Zhou entered the entertainment industry. He began building his own entertainment empire run by gangsters, becoming the power behind the scenes who controlled vast resources in show business.

But his biggest headache isn’t figuring out how to create a hit variety show to support his secret business.

It’s that whenever he wants to relax, all the women at home come and pester him.

“Chairman Zhou, what do you say to the media’s claims that you’re exploiting your employees?”

“What do I say? Heh. Tell him to go swimming in the Han River.”