The road in front of the Kang family’s mansion.0

“It’s much worse than what I saw on the news.”0

Jang Yeon-Ju stopped her bike, looking uncomfortably at the old gates and the walls full of graffiti, which mocked and denounced the Kang family.0

It was the work of the protesters surrounding the mansion—people who insisted on taking back the title of duke from the Kang family and preventing the people’s tax money from going to waste. Their signs said they were a civic group, but their actions were radical.0

It was early morning, just as dawn was about to break, so the protesters were still asleep in the dozens of tents illegally erected around the mansion. 0

All was silent.0

Roh Jun-Yeop had been upset since joining Jang Yeon-Ju on this commission, but he opened his mouth for the first time. “It’s a wonder he didn’t go crazy growing up in this environment.”0

The muzzle of Roh Jun-Yeop’s gun glowed. “Let’s just burn them all down.” 0

It wasn’t like he was trying to take the Kang family’s side. Like most children his age, Roh Jun-Yeop wasn’t interested in the Kang family. He didn’t care what they were treated like. However, the sign stuck around the tents bothered him.0

[Even the youngest son’s...0