I Became a Scoundrel of a Chaebol Family

Well... Since it was the Chairman’s achievement, I guess it was important in its own way.

But still, it had nothing to do with business, and now they were announcing that he had become a professional Go player...

‘Just how much does that old man love Go?’

The more I learned, the more absurd it became.

If he was this obsessed, he might as well have pursued a career as a Go player from the beginning instead of running a corporation.

‘No, wait. He’s probably using Ghost Proxy Go King or something right now. No way he made it in on pure skill.’

Jesus.

I really hadn’t expected things to go this far.

‘Well, whatever. It’s not like this is a bad thing for me... Probably.’

I clapped enthusiastically.

Even if I didn’t fully understand or agree with it, this was something the Chairman loved, so of course, I had to clap the loudest.

Everyone else seemed to have the same idea. They were clapping like their lives depended on it—so much so that, if I exaggerated a little, it felt like all of Pyongyang was shaking.