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

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

Ten years as a live-in son-in-law earned him an election defeat, a car accident, partial paralysis, and a divorce agreement his wife flung in his face.

“I don’t need a husband who can’t stand on three legs.”

Han Zhengyu picked up a pen. “Transfer the money first, then I’ll sign.”

A hundred million won arrived, activating the Investment System!

His body was restored, he became ten years younger, and he even got a priceless secret that could ruin his political enemy!

From an abandoned son-in-law thrown out of the house to the man who held his ex-wife’s family’s fate in his hands;

from an investor with nothing to his name to a chaebol titan manipulating South Korea’s political scene.

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

The people who once made him stand to eat now had to wait for his nod before taking a seat.

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

But Han Zhengyu called a presidential candidate instead.

“I’ll fund your campaign.”

“Now, let’s talk about what you’ll do for me.”