The Honest Candidate

The naming style of "Integrity Candidate" instantly reminded me of "Kind Sister-in-law"

Regardless of whether it is Southeast Asia or Northeast Asia, officials have considerable power, and of course the power of capital is not small, but when it comes to the president, the power is not strong. Especially in Southeast Asia, I recommend everyone to read the book "The Godfather of Asia". Capital depends on power, rather than power being shrouded by capital.

What do you think? I was confused by the name Guo Dahai.

The development of South Korean politics, named Guo Dahai

The president of South Korea has great power. South Korea is a country with a presidential system. Those who were liquidated were all liquidated by political opponents after they stepped down. Moreover, Korean citizen groups are very developed.

It's interesting that there are books about Korean politics again. I remember reading a book a few years ago in which the main character was a prosecutor and the heroine was also Seohyun. The book was very well written and I thought that angle was quite fresh at the time.

What can I say about this book? Although the tactics used in the early political aspects are a bit immature, it is also a rare book describing Korean chaebol politics. But this book is particularly divisive about the darkness of chaebols, but many idols in the Korean entertainment industry are innocent. I actually want to have pure feelings with a politician. And the protagonist is actually kind enough to use his political resources to help the little model. I just feel that the protagonist's personality is very split... It feels very laborious and thankless. If I were to write about politics alone or Korean entertainment alone, the author would be capable of writing it well. Combined together, it's really not as good as writing about a real politician toying with female celebrities. A little personal opinion welcome to discuss.

Why is it that the protagonist is called Guo Dahai by such a stupid name? It is better to just call him Dahai.

If you don't cheat on the protagonist, it will appear that the protagonist is a bit dull. I really didn't see how smart the protagonist was, and he was reborn in Korea

The protagonist is now a cabinet minister, why would you still think of staying single? Wouldn't the people think you are unreliable? Can an unmarried young man do anything good for the people? It would be too wasteful for the two heroines described above to give up so directly, and a good wife is also a good supplement to the protagonist's political career, and can play a role of 1+1 greater than 2.