episode_0626

Nationalization of the entire country through denial of private property.

Attracting foreign currency through state-owned land ownership.

Development of former North Korean land using foreign capital.

Our organization succeeded in purchasing the land in Gwanbuk by presenting all the conditions that the Korean government would like.

-So you’re saying you’re going to pay a 50-year lease?

– Are you saying they will build the road in Gwanbuk themselves? Not just the roadways, but the railways as well?

– Are you even going to build all residential buildings and public welfare buildings? what? Post-sale…?

-You don’t want government support to do that…? Don’t cheat!!

A government official even suspected the association because the terms were too good for the Korean government.

It’s natural.

How can I get more out of my budget?

They are trying to evade taxes by blowing the budget.

Mobilizing lawmakers and putting political pressure on them.

Because it was a completely different movement from Sunshade, which was all moving for its own benefit.

You may be wondering if something is wrong.

-Isn’t this an attempt to take this land away from America?

Although they have been talking about paying usage fees and all for 50 years, if anything goes wrong, the history of colonies during the imperialist era could repeat itself.

The land clearly belongs to the Republic of Korea, but the actual land belongs to America.

The government of the Republic of Korea has expressed concerns in various ways, and the sun has also taken advantage of that and hindered the movement of the group…

‘There is no such thing anymore.’

The sunshade was ruined.

And now the organization has succeeded in gaining the entire Gwanbuk region, the Taebaek Mountains and its eastern line.

Although it is nothing more than ‘exploitation’, the government will likely react completely differently depending on what it shows in the future.

For that purpose, Chaos Seong Ji-eun has come to the Korean Peninsula in person.

“So…among the people who live here, you leave the ‘real’ ones behind and only look for the ‘fake’ ones to weed them out?”

“Yes.”

While I was checking the agreement between the government and the association, Baek Seol-hee heard an explanation from Seong Ji-eun about the future of the people of the Gwanbuk region.

“We will read the memory of the land and provide compensation for redevelopment to those who have really lived here for a long time.”

“Like putting a premium on the pre-sale ticket and selling it?”

“That’s right. If the government gives you a separate compensation, people will say that it is a tax expense, but if you buy it with a pre-sale right by paying more money according to the logic of capitalism, no one will say anything.”

“If you receive it according to the current generation… well, I don’t think everyone will consider that a big problem.”

Seong Ji-eun generated mana, hardened the sand and dust into a single form, and erected a pillar.

“Apartment….”

“Isn’t it natural for apartments to be built in Korea?”

The pillars gradually continued one after another, leading to several apartment complexes.

The view from the side looked exactly like the view of an apartment installed on the first floor of a model house, and Seong Ji-eun placed her hand on the miniature apartment complex she had created with a gentle smile.

“Let me introduce you. Geumgang Dogistate Kaosia Complex 1.”

“…What’s your name?”

“Oh my. Do you think you don’t know much about trends these days because you only live in Busan? Who these days names things like Baekseol Apartment?”

“Isn’t it a stroke?”

“Noejeol is the name of the noejeol technique. The names of all apartments built in Gwanbuk will be names that smell like butter.”

“Um….”

Baek Seol-hee looked at the name of the complex on the front of the miniature with eyes that she truly could not understand.

“Wouldn’t it be better to have our own name, like ‘Geumgangmaru’…?”

And, she penetrated the core of this world.

“It seems like people who live in apartments with purely Korean names live better than those with foreign names.”

Brand naming of the apartment.

The more expensive apartments are, the more expensive they are in Korean, such as ‘Haneulmaru’ or ‘Yeoubi Apartment’.

And at the peak is ‘Gaonnuri’ in Haeundae, Busan.

All those who can be considered conglomerates in Korea live in Gaonnuri, a huge residential-commercial complex with a panoramic view of Haeundae.

Why?

Building a good house?

Is there no noise between floors?

Is it because it’s an apartment near an elementary school, near a subway station, or because I just like my community?

“Usually apartments with Korean names have good energy.”

“…Actually, I don’t know what to say.”

Pure Korean apartments are better to live in.

I sleep well, things seem to work out well, and when I hold a memorial service to my ancestors and make a wish, something seems to come true.

We can’t always say that’s the case, but if we say that’s the case most of the time, then superstitions can have meaningful results as inductive statistics.

‘We decided to name it Hwan’s Will.’

Hwan’s will also has an influence on the name of the apartment.

When a referendum was held regarding the names of apartments being redeveloped in Seoul, none of the candidates spoke English other than the word ‘apartment’.

“There is some reason, right? No matter how much of a company you are, you are not the kind of people who just give things away for no reason. They’re not as vicious as Sunshade, but aren’t they people who follow capitalist logic just as much as Sunshade?”

“That’s right. Even if it’s us, we don’t give it away for nothing.”

Seong Ji-eun ran her hand over the nameplate of the apartment complex in a stern voice.

“This is a shield to prevent speculation.”

“…Speculation?”

” As soon as the apartments are built, won’t people who say they have some money in Busan come to invest? ”

“Wow.”

Baek Seol-hee covered her mouth with her hand in surprise.

“Already…?”

“What already? Who do you think is smiling the most now that Sunshade was destroyed?”

“When first place dies, second place laughs.”

“…I didn’t do that?”

“……Really, that makes me even more upset. Ah, I’m annoyed.”

Seong Ji-eun shuddered with an expression of blatant dislike towards Baek Seol-hee.

“Are you not jealous at all? If Gwangikgong disappears, you will be the number one talented person in Korea.”

“Well… If I try to get first place, the government will only bother me, and I’ve never been particularly greedy in that direction…”

“I’m more annoyed because I’m serious.”

“Not secretly… Why do you keep trying to pick a fight with me? Is it because of this?”

Baek Seol-hee lightly placed her hand on her abdomen.

“If that’s the case, don’t blame me, blame him. How can a child be born alone? It only happens when you match.”

“…….”

“…Is that really why you’re so annoyed with me?”

“…….”

Seong Ji-eun’s eyes narrow like snakes.

Seeing those sharp eyes, Baek Seol-hee took a step back, grabbed my sleeve, and began to look at Seong Ji-eun.

“What should I do? I think I made you angry unintentionally.”

“It’s okay. Anyway, that will happen later when he is fully resurrected.”

“Really?”

“If you are seriously hoping for that.”

“Keuhum. Anyway.”

Seong Ji-eun blushed for a moment and cleared her throat.

“…Don’t think about dumping here in Gwanbuk later. Because this will be a residential complex with a stronger welfare purpose, not speculation.”

“Huh…?”

“It’s a plan that the organization has had for a long time. A plan to create an incredible environment where people can live without burden by mobilizing these abilities.”

Passs.

Every time Seong Ji-eun snapped his fingers, Geumgang Dogistate Chaosia transformed into various forms.

“Something feels very foreign…”

“Can’t it be helped that it has American and European sensibilities? At the planning stage, all famous Korean architects were employed by Haegeun Construction.”

“Ah.”

“The only people who were able to hire people who had Korean sensibilities were those who were overshadowed by the sun or who were kicked out after having their patents taken away.”

The sunshades kicked out all those who were not on their side.

Whether it was risking legal issues or risking their children, they somehow brought them under their control.

Those who couldn’t endure it left overseas, and the organization named them ‘carpenters’ and hired them.

“It’s not that they lack technical skills or anything like that, but…the best in the industry are still working at places like Haeguneul Construction.”

“It’s not Sunshade Construction anymore, but let’s skip over the little things. So what are we going to do with these apartments? You have to sell it at a premium to the natives, it’s an apartment on the Korean Peninsula anyway.”

Baek Seol-hee tapped her Taegeuk watch, took out a real estate app, and opened an apartment complex near Gangwon-do.

“A 32 pyeong apartment in Sokcho costs 1 billion won. This too…even in 2010. If it goes to new construction, it will go up to 2 billion won.”

What is Gangwon-do?

To say this, we have to consider that people with special abilities to receive mana buffs have created a bubble in real estate prices.

“What on earth are you planning?”

“It’s simple. It’s so simple, you might find it absurd when you hear it.”

Seong Ji-eun came towards me, stood next to me, and stretched out her hand downwards.

“If you have this ability and the overwhelming power of mana, you can do anything.”

“That…. Managold?”

“Yes.”

In Seong Ji-eun’s hand, a brightly shining managold was sparkling.

“Using this and my abilities, I will develop the Gwanbuk region.”

Problem, 1.

“If you build an apartment using this ability and magical power, how much do you think it would cost to build it?”