"A mere college student brought down Ana?"

"That's right, Chairman."

The Samseong-dong office of the Ojeong Group, number one in Korea's business world.

Chairman Im Seong-cheol was hearing a report from Jang Han-su, the head of his secretariat.

It was information on the Ana Group, which had suddenly vanished from the business world.

"Hanguk University law... huh. Only twenty?"

"He may be young, but he's enormously capable. In three years, he turned a few tens of millions of won into trillions in profit. On the Street, they call him the god of stocks, the god of futures, the god of currency running."

"Trillions? Pwahahahahahaha. Looks like I need to step it up. If he makes more than our net profit from selling phones, I'll have to hand him this chair."

Im Seong-cheol burst into roaring laughter.

It was an absurd rate of return.

Making money on stocks, futures and currency isn't easy.

The profits rivaled those of the world's top investors.

"We can't even recruit him for Ojeong Securities. This is... a god. A god."

Im Seong-cheol nodded slowly over the report.

It was unbelievable, but true.

In Korea, unlike America or Europe, a rate of return like that was flat-out impossible.

"So he's the owner of Ana?"

"I can't say about ownership. From what we've found, he seems to have worked things out in America with an investor named Robert and several investment firms. Since the group was renamed TS, there have been a lot of directors and auditors sent in by the investors."

"And a lot of investment money, too... something's going on here..."

Im Seong-cheol sniffed it out with an animal's instinct.

Usually, when foreign capital pulled off an M&A, it covered the capital shortfall through Korean financial institutions.

But Ana hadn't done that.

All of Ana's bad debt had been paid off with foreign investment capital.

That wasn't a pattern anyone had seen before.

"We're keeping an eye on him."

"The Daeung kids follow the captain's orders well. Our kids are too tidy that way~."

"Isn't that Ojeong's particular strength?"

Ojeong was a company of the…