The Great Leader Khan had zeroed in on one irrefutable point.0

‘Kim Chul-Soo is not asking me to take responsibility for the invasion at all!’0

In Scanorbia, the winner took all that the loser had. Ever since the Thunder Dragon had sided with Chul-Soo, Chul-Soo had become the de facto victor. Being the loser, Khan would have had to yield to all of Chul-Soo’s demands. Thankfully, it seemed that such a situation was unlikely.0

‘But… the things he is saying do not feel like they are directed at me…’0

So, whom were they meant for? If Chul-Soo was not criticizing Khan’s invasion, then what was this all about? What did Chul-Soo want?0

‘Who is he talking to?’0

Finally, Khan arrived at a conclusion he could hardly believe.0

‘Is he really just mad at the staged livestream, like he says?’0

At first, Khan thought there had to be some hidden meaning behind Chul-Soo’s words, but as he listened on, that did not appear to be the case. Chul-Soo was genuinely angry about the staged livestream.0

‘Why is he making such a big deal about it?’0

Khan was a capable ruler who had unified Scanorbia and prided himself on his skill at reading others. However, he had utterly failed to fathom the depths of Chul-Soo’s mind.0

“Manipulating things like that isn’t just, wouldn’t you...0