I Somehow Became a Prosecutor

Directly write about a relative of the commander of the US military in South Korea, with the rank of major, lieutenant colonel, and living in South Korea.

I directly station the US military in South Korea😏

Author, if you want to write about Korean entertainment, you must have something about Korean entertainment. Your previous dozens of chapters were entirely focused on suspense and solving the case. If the prosecutor is just the career line of the male protagonist, you are already taking the lead. The interactive plot and emotional line of the Korean entertainment novel and the various female protagonists and supporting characters are the main line. The male protagonist's career can be written as a branch line, and the process can be interspersed with some interactions with other female protagonists and supporting characters, rather than just solving the case.

Just re-open a book and write about Zhien

South Korea's chaebols also have to look at who they are facing. In front of these two young generals, what does a chaebol mean? Xibingku has no shortage of elegant rooms.

The plot of this book is good. The only regret is that the main character is not cheated. The hatred of the main character's parents is a pity for South Korea's top chaebol. I really don't know how you can repay it. You just got to the top. How many years will it take? South Korea's national conditions are more complicated than China's. I'm not optimistic about it.

Is it really good for the heroine to be an entertainment star? It will not bring any help to his revenge, and will become his weakness.

Confronting the chaebol? Why?

The protagonist has been reborn for ten years. He can completely rely on his family's capital to invest in some industries. In the end, he still only has one newspaper office and it has not yet failed. How can he defeat the chaebol and avenge his parents? She also refused to marry a chaebol. To be honest, Lin Yoona was not helpful to the protagonist at all. If I have to be with Lin Yoona, then I think the protagonist should have strong capital and invest in some industries to become a chaebol himself.

In a chaebol country like South Korea, do you go against the chaebols? Aren't you looking for death? Doesn't the protagonist have a boss? If someone takes care of your boss, they can kill you