Peninsula: Seoul Rules

Reborn as the son of a tycoon, Shen Lü should have been driving a sports car and enjoying the good life.

Instead, he became a police officer.

He is an officer with superhuman strength and the power to match his tycoon status, but he mostly uses it to bail out Kim Hyo-yeon, who keeps ending up at the station over the tiniest things.

He isn't a fan of celebrities and has no idea Girls' Generation will become famous, but he knows that when Kwon Yu-ri dances onstage, he needs to be in the audience waving a pink light stick.

Some people aim for the top, hoping their own experiences will show those who come after them that with enough hard work, they too can make a life for themselves in this world.

Others decide to swim against the current. If the rules everyone follows are wrong, then he will become the standard here.

Shen Lü is busy. He solves cases, bails people out, and delivers extrajudicial justice, so busy that he doesn't even have time to inherit the family business.

In the courtroom, half the people call him a hero, and half curse him.

Shen Lü cleared his throat. "Everyone, could you quiet down and let me properly ask for the death penalty?"

Serious synopsis:

In South Korea, the law is a servant to the chaebols, and justice is an ornament of power. When someone has power, money, the truth, and superhuman strength, yet still chooses to fight unjust rules "in his own way," is he a hero or just another monster?

The main focus is Girls' Generation. Mostly a feel-good story about dating beautiful women and showing off in public while solving cases. I'm a new author, so please go easy on me.