When I woke up, I became the sole heir of South Korea's top chaebol, the Xianyu Group.
This was supposed to be a script for a winner in life, but when I saw the report on the news that "unidentified girls bloodbathed the institute," cold sweat instantly soaked my back.
"The Witch", I've seen it.
Every one of those monsters that escaped from the laboratory was a walking nuclear bomb. Koo Ja Yoon, Baek Yeon, Jang Se Hee... Their power is enough to turn the entire Seoul upside down.
And my father, the head of the Xianyu Group, was the biggest financial backer behind the infamous "Keystone Project."
Now, this mess falls on me.
The military is watching me, my competitors want to devour me, and those "witches" who have escaped may come to settle accounts with me at any time.
But it doesn't matter.
I know their past, I know their destiny, I hold something they cannot refuse.
In this world filled with monsters, I will not become their prey.
I want to be their accomplice, their backer, and the king they can't leave.
When Ju Ziyun stood in front of me covered in blood, with those beast-like eyes staring at me, I smiled and stretched out my hand to her:
"Follow me. From now on, anyone who wants to hurt you must first ask the Xianyu Group for permission."
She looked at me coldly: "Do you think I would trust a chaebol's charity?"
I laughed: "No. This is not a charity, it is an investment."
"And you are the most worthy investment project I have ever seen."
Reader comments
The characters should be written in a tough manner. At least they are written by people who know the plot. The character writing seems a bit procrastinating, not decisive enough in doing things, not decisive enough in ideas, and mixed with these submissive feelings.
First person, the previous 10 chapters have successfully shaped Pig's Feet into a person who is afraid of death, stupid and has an extremely awkward personality. Your appearance simply does not help at all and is still a drag. The key is that I don't see any tendency for Pig's Knuckle to become stronger if I have time and resources.
The characters should be written in a tough manner. At least they are written by people who know the plot. The character writing seems a bit procrastinating, not decisive enough in doing things, not decisive enough in ideas, and mixed with these submissive feelings.
First person, the previous 10 chapters have successfully shaped Pig's Feet into a person who is afraid of death, stupid and has an extremely awkward personality. Your appearance simply does not help at all and is still a drag. The key is that I don't see any tendency for Pig's Knuckle to become stronger if I have time and resources.
Why is it first person?