He transmigrates into the body of a low-ranking South Korean prosecutor, only to be kidnapped by his own younger brother from the start, who plans to silence him.
He turns the tables and sends his brother to prison. His stepfather begs for mercy? His mother falls to her knees? Sorry, everyone is equal before the law. Not even Jesus can save him, and I mean that.
He takes over an old case involving the Dongyang Group and discovers that his stepfather is the real culprit.
A chaebol heiress throws herself at him: “I’ll help you, but you have to help me too.”
A female prosecutor shows up late at night: “Prosecutor Lee, I’d like to talk to you about the case.”
A crime boss hands him a calling card: “Prosecutor Lee, the underworld answers to you.”
From the bench to prosecutor general, from being pushed aside to holding absolute power.
Crack major cases, sleep with his enemy’s wife, seize the assets of the powerful: a path to the summit of power and desire.
It’s time for South Korea’s skies to change.
