He needed a brilliant move, like the Incheon Landing Operation that saved the Allied Forces from crisis during the Korean War.
Then, a term he had learned in the military came to mind.
‘System strategy.’
It was a method of grasping the overall state of the war by considering the interactions of each tactical resource.
Among them was the ‘domino strategy.’
What brought down countless dominoes was ultimately the single domino knocked over at the start.
If he could find and remove that, he could prevent them from losing the war.
Taesan Group had been pushed back in the fierce battle for management rights from the moment the vulture fund sided with Jungsan.
If so…
Having made up his mind, Min-jun headed toward the box labeled ‘Vulture Fund.’
As Min-jun stared intently at the documents related to the foreign vulture fund that had sided with Jungsan, Lee Ho-jun rushed in and said.
“Please stop the Chairwoman.”
“…?”
“She’s stubbornly insisting on going to Iljin Group after all.”
“Where is she?”
“She went down to the underground parking lot.”
“Understood.”
Min-jun grabbed the file folder he had been looking at and dashed out.
When he went to the underground parking lot, Woo Hee-yeong and his older brother were just getting into the car.
“Wait a minute, Hyung!”
“Huh?
What are you doing here?”
“I dropped by for a bit because I had something to look up.
I’m going with you.”
Yeong-jun stopped him from getting in next to him.
“We’re not going home.”
“I know.
That’s why I’m going with you.”
“Do you even know where we’re going to say you’re tagging along?”
“You’re going to Iljin Group, right?
I should be there too when we see Great-Uncle.”
“We’re not just going to say hello.
Go home.”
From behind Yeong-jun, who was still objecting, Woo Hee-yeong’s voice was heard.
“Since he wants to go, let’s go together.”
“Mother.”
“Min-jun is now at an age where he needs to know his own situation.
Let’s go together.”
With Woo Hee-yeong’s permission, Min-jun quickly got into the car.
* * *
Jang Geun-ho’s residence was in Hannam-dong.
Jang Do-hyeon, the Chairman of Iljin Group, who greeted Woo Hee-yeong’s family at the entrance, did not look upon them kindly.
He had also been put out suddenly because they were coming almost by force, despite the dissuasion of his father, Honorary Chairman Jang Geun-ho.
“It is good to see you, Uncle.”
Seeing Woo Hee-yeong bow in greeting, Min-jun and his brother quickly bowed their heads as well.
As soon as they sat down, Jang Geun-ho spoke.
“You’ve made a difficult trip bringing the children, but I am someone who has washed his hands of the group.
You should resolve the problems among yourselves through proper consultation.”