“What a cheeky kid. You said you’d never separate when I told you to, and now you act like you’re parting.”
‘Kang Jaeik’s candidacy announcement press conference.’
In front of the ruling party’s office with a large banner hanging on the building wall.
Exiting the car, Exchange, dressed in a suit, walked into the meeting room where reporters had gathered.
“Candidate. Please take a look here.”
Signing the admission application in front of the camera, Jaeik, who became an official party member, struck various poses with the party representative towards the reporters who were gathering and flashing.
“Congratulations, Candidate Kang Jaeik.”
After finishing the commemorative shoot and heading towards the stage with a microphone for the presidential candidacy announcement, Jaeik, who was being blocked by Exchange, stiffened his face.
Why did this guy show up here?
“Why are you so surprised? As if an uninvited guest suddenly appeared. Did I come to a place I shouldn’t have?”
“I’m surprised because I didn’t expect it. You collapsed from illness not long ago and were discharged.”
That being said, Exchange’s appearance in front of him was still robust, if not wild like an untamed horse.
“Come on in. I didn’t know how much I would welcome you for coming here in person.”
Exchange casually shook hands with Jaeik and smoothly passed by, looking at the reporters who followed him.
“Stop the show, admit your guilt cleanly, and undergo an investigation. It’s not easy for all the journalists in South Korea to gather like this.”
“What?”
What are they saying?
Sensing an unusual atmosphere, the reporters, forgetting to press the camera shutters, watched the two men politely.
“Of course, as a criminal who killed a person, you should be tried. And not just an ordinary citizen but someone aiming to become the president of a country. How important is a person’s life?”
Well, murder?
The press conference venue became even colder with the shocking story.
“Representative Choi, after lying in the hospital for a long time, how’s your head now?”
Jaeik, smiling to hide his embarrassment, trembled like a convulsion at the corners of his mouth.
“There were so many people I killed that I can’t feel guilt anymore.”
My grandfather, who valued me more than my father and son, considered you like a brother. And Yul, the father of Bong and my wife.
“Do you have any evidence?”
Backed into a corner, Jaeik no longer concealed his hostility and faced it head-on.
“Even if you get along well with a private tutor, do you want to accuse me like this?”
As if expecting Exchange to force it, he listened to the recorded voice on his mobile phone.
[Dash] Just handle one person for me. Then I’ll give you twice the money you have now. [Dash] Since you’ve already done it once, it shouldn’t be that difficult.
Thinking of the janitor who came to empty the trash when he visited Hwang Taesung, Jaeik’s veins in his neck stood out.
“This is defamation! It’s not true!”
Hwang Taesung is dead, and who will prove this fact?
“I also knew you would come out like this, so I prepared a witness.”
Exchange calmly put the mobile phone with the recorded voice into his pocket and looked at Jaeik’s back.
“Well, a witness?”
Could it mean that Hwang Taesung, reported to be dead, has come back to life?
Jaeik, unable to hide his trembling pupils, turned to the door along with the reporters.
Creak. Opening the thick wooden door and walking steadily towards them was none other than Prosecutor Lee Sungmin.
“Oh, Prosecutor, you came at a good time.”
Jaeik, who was terrified, turned pale as if he had won the lottery.
“You will be urgently arrested on charges of being a murder teacher, Mr. Kang Jaeik.”
“What?”
Thinking that Jaeik had come to congratulate himself, he grimaced when Prosecutor Lee Sungmin showed the arrest warrant.
Lee Sungmin, you betrayer!
“You can now exercise your right to remain silent. Anything you say can be used against you in a court of law.”
“What nonsense is this? Get out of my way right now!”
Jaeik, with both arms restrained by the prosecution investigators who followed, glared at Exchange as if he wanted to tear him apart.
“Choi Gyu-hwan, did you do all this?”
Lee Sungmin and Hwang Taesung.
“Kang Jaeik, do you know what your biggest mistake is?”
Exchange coldly smiled and approached Jaeik, who was glaring at him.
“It’s underestimating and ignoring anyone weaker than you.”
While groveling to the party leaders and powerful figures here.
“Do you think the powerful people here will shield you?”
They would be busy cutting off the tail and erasing your traces, fearing damage to the party’s image.
“You arrogant brat. Do you think I’ll fall for this pathetic farce?!”
With his arms in handcuffs, Jaeik, with his pierced mouth, continued to speak.
“If you killed someone, shouldn’t you apologize first?”
“……!”
“But, why are you so shameless?”
If it were in the Joseon era, he would have been severely punished, if not wiped out.
“What crime have you committed? Shall we recite them one by one here?”
Special laws for solicitation, bribery, abuse of power, retaliation, coercion, intimidation, forced evidence destruction, perjury, fraud, speculation, tax evasion, embezzlement—all under the pretext of being a murder teacher and covering up investigations.
Even encouraging sexual crimes, suggesting it’s okay to have fun before killing Teacher Bong in front of Hwang Taesung!
“Our father and grandfather gave you everything when you were abandoned by your parents.”
They provided you with a home when you had nowhere to go, gave you food, and taught you how to study to achieve your dreams.
“Yet, you killed my grandfather and father, saying you want one more thing with your eighty-nine possessions.”
Isn’t this like blaming someone for not removing the fish bones after catching them because they were hungry?
“Choi Gyu-hwan. This brat. Did you think I would just take this lying down?”
Jaeik, like a dog whose leash had been cut, broke free from the detectives and rushed at Exchange.
Exchange grabbed Jaeik’s wrist, which held his tie, and twisted it.
“Agh!”
With his wrist broken, Jaeik was pushed back and screamed before hitting the desk with a microphone and the party logo.
Crash! Toppling the desk and chair, Jaeik, sprawled on the floor, groaned.
“Don’t blame me. You’re paying the price you brought upon yourself.”
Male lead first thought she played hard to get, only to realize she
really disliked him
Short intro:
What she can’t stand the most is the streets full of effeminate men, especially that so-called top beauty whom she avoids at all costs.
Shen Yaoxing looks at Jiang Mingyue, who keeps approaching her with coy shyness.
Shen Yaoxing: Bro, don’t be like this, I’m really about to throw up!
She fears nothing in heaven or earth, except for him getting close to her.
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At first he thought she was just using the trick of feigning indifference to attract his attention. Later, he learned that she truly despised him.
This dealt a heavy blow to Jiang Mingyue, and he vowed to make her, like everyone else, fall at his feet in worship!
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Synopsis:
Before transmigrating, Shen Yaoxing only wanted to find a reliable man to spend her life with. Who knew that after transmigrating, she would become a reliable woman herself…
A forced misandrist, highly skilled, and reliable female lead
vs.
An initially aloof and arrogant, later morbid, obsessed male lead
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