Life on the Peninsula: After My Divorce, I Became the Head of a South Korean Conglomerate

After transmigrating to Korea, Han Zhengyu became the live-in son-in-law of a chaebol family.

Ten years as a son-in-law brought him an election defeat, a car accident, partial paralysis, and divorce papers thrown in his face by his wife.

"I don't need a husband who can't even stand on three legs."

Han Zhengyu picked up a pen. "Transfer the money first, then I'll sign."

One hundred million won landed in his account, activating the Investment System!

His body was healed, he looked ten years younger, and he even got the opposition's most closely guarded secrets as a bonus!

From an abandoned son-in-law thrown out on the street to holding his ex-wife's family in the palm of his hand;

from a penniless investor to a chaebol magnate pulling the strings of Korean politics.

He acquired companies, controlled the media, and backed politicians.

Those who once made him stand to eat now had to wait for his nod before sitting down.

His ex-wife came begging to reconcile, and his father-in-law bowed his head and begged him to save his life.

But Han Zhengyu called a presidential candidate.

"I'll fund your campaign."

"Now, let's talk about what you'll do for me."