Reborn in Korea: Being a Chaebol Is So Much Fun

South Korea is too small. If you want to become a chaebol, you have to start from the Miracle on the Han River at the latest, otherwise you have no chance at all. Forget high technology, you won't even have a chance to develop instant noodles. The definition of a chaebol is monopoly, not just having money.

If you become a chaebol and still have romantic relationships with a bunch of girl groups, your peers will laugh themselves to death.

He drove to the film set late at night to wait for Bae Suzy, waited for two hours, and finally got the message that he had to be with the crew that night and didn't have time. The male lead just went home like that. He really doesn't have the demeanor of a chaebol.

Let's see how long the author of this book will write before giving up.

Chapter 34 already, and I still haven't seen any joy in it?

Being a chaebol isn't just about having money. A chaebol is someone who monopolizes an entire industry. The protagonist in your book is just rich. 🙄🙄🙄

The chaebol theory is a typical IQ filter. South Korean chaebols were able to develop through loans, not financing. As for your claim that they were working for the US, that's incorrect. The shareholding structure of South Korean chaebols is both very complex and very simple.

Another book abandoned; it seems the author has completely abandoned the genre this time.

The protagonist is such a player! And he's ruthless after sex, he doesn't hesitate to sleep with you until you're done. He's so annoying, the worst kind of guy ever!!! Can't he just let the girls' emotional investment have a good ending? Even if the protagonist were a master of time management, that would be better! This kind of callous and ungrateful protagonist is simply unacceptable!!!

South Korean conglomerates don't even have the qualifications to open banks; how can they be called chaebols?