I Want to Become a Tycoon

Samsung's major shareholder is the United States, the Bank of Korea is controlled by the United States, the South Korean economy is controlled by the United States, and the military is controlled by the United States. South Korea can't even control its own country. You, a Chinese person, are crazy about conglomerates. Do you think the US intelligence agencies and the local troops are just sitting around doing nothing?

Ultimately, the chaebols of Japan and South Korea are a distorted product of American support, and their influence isn't as exaggerated as some online claims suggest. In South Korea, after the military government, the influence of chaebols only truly flourished from Roh Moo-hyun's era to the peak of the Roh family's influence.

If it weren't for the Americans keeping things in check, any president who came to power would have taught this tycoon a lesson, or at least made him a dog.

The author has written a really good piece, with a fairly logical plot. Of course, there are also things to complain about. 1. Kim Tae-hee's presence was too weak, and she didn't act pretentious enough. The feeling of a chaebol's wife wasn't portrayed, and there were too few scenes of other actresses trying to rise to the top but being completely outshone by the Kim sisters.

To be honest, what gives you the right to become a chaebol when you're a Chinese citizen who hasn't changed your nationality? It might be okay at first, but later on, other chaebols and the government will definitely unite to suppress you.

Your new AI model is ridiculous. Author, can you please stop making assumptions about technology? Modern high-tech companies invest heavily, and technology is developing rapidly. Do you think you can develop something a decade or two ahead of schedule just because you have a specific direction? If you can do it two or three years ahead, you're considered technically brilliant.

I wonder what New Asia Media's IPO valuation will be? They've already made $500 million in cash on hand, and the Legend of Mir franchise they distribute can earn hundreds of millions a year. Shanda's Legend of Mir IPO alone netted them over a billion dollars. Actually, it would be better to list each subsidiary separately.

In South Korea, starting in 2000 was a bit late. It felt like the best time was before 1996, when they could have spent some time laying the foundation. Moreover, South Korea is one of the most xenophobic countries in the world, so the protagonist's status determined a lot of things.

A rich, beautiful, and academically gifted woman

This one has more charm. 😃😃