I Became a Scoundrel of a Chaebol Family

“Passing the financial authority review is the hardest part.”

Setting up a financial corporation always comes with the hurdle of passing this review. The related regulations are so strict that it takes months just to complete the process. But now that it's done, I can say the foundation for investment activities has been fully established.

“Where is the current headquarters of Muyeol Finance?”
“It's at the Songdo residence.”
“Alright. Move the address to Namdong Industrial Complex and squeeze out the benefits. That will complete the first phase.”

Receiving tax exemptions and formally starting investments will allow for significant asset pumping. I already have several potential sectors in mind. Once the market, which was wrecked by entertainment and real production scandals, shows signs of recovery, I’ll dive right in.

“Let’s head back.”

The tour ended. There was still some cleanup to be done, but it would wrap up soon enough.

I briefly worried if Dan-tto might be upset, having returned to her hometown after three weeks.

“Ugh…!”

Instead, she looked as though she hated being here. She clung tightly to the secretary’s sleeve, her face full of disgust.
Had she remembered something unpleasant?

‘Well, makes sense. She’s an orphan who’s lived through all sorts of hardship. It wouldn’t be nostalgia—it’d be more like disgust.’

Or maybe she has some kind of PTSD. Either way, if Dan-tto doesn’t mind leaving, then there’s no reason to linger.

On the way back, I called Assemblywoman Kim Eun-ji. It took a while for her to answer, likely because she was in a meeting.

“Yes, Master! This is Kim Eun-ji of Namdong-gu’s first district! Command me as you wish!”