Han-Yeol further discussed his plans with Sung-Jin’s father in detail.

Sung-Jin’s father was not helping Han-Yeol simply because he was his son’s friend or because he had saved his factory a few times. Well, it was a lie to say that those factors completely did not affect his decision, but the biggest reason was still the fact that Han-Yeol was an extremely famous Hunter now.

Sung-Jin’s father knew that his factory’s market isolation due to his relationship with the TK Group was going to greatly improve if he opened a company with a Hunter as famous as Han-Yeol. Simply put, a company owned by a famous Hunter was certainly going to be quite influential.

Besides, he was actually going to have a lot to gain by helping Han-Yeol, so there was no reason for him not to.

“Then, let us proceed as discussed,” Han-Yeol said.

“Sure, but don’t you want to draft a contract first?” Sung-Jin’s father asked in response.

“I think we can take that slowly. I don’t even have a company right now, so we don’t have to rush. Besides, I own fifty percent of Sung Jin Factory, so I doubt you are going to stab me in the back, right?”

“That’s true,” Sung-Jin’s father said and nodded in agreement.

He would have normally at least signed an MOU for now, then tried to get more favorable conditions when signing the contract later on. However, half of Sung Jin Factory already belonged to Han-Yeol,...