A Lie Has Turned Into Reality - Chapter 313



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“… … Retirement change of mind?”

I screamed inside.

To renew the contract, I have to reverse my retirement.

I understand his intentions.

However, I couldn’t just accept those ridiculous conditions.

What can I do?

There is no choice but to desperately persuade them.

“How about replacing it with another condition??”

“It seems like it will be difficult.”

“No, really, how could it not work?”

“sorry.”

He kept repeating that he was sorry, unaware of my burning emotions.

“It is true that I am retiring, but that does not mean I am completely stepping away from the front line.”

“I know, but I can’t hand over control to a company that the chairman doesn’t have full authority over.”

“I can guarantee that the Chairman will not feel any regrets even if the twins take full control.”

The chief lowered his head and sighed.

Perhaps it is because my thoughts are complicated in many ways.

He took a long time to decide what to say to me, then opened his lips.

“Did you know? The world calls North Korea a corporate state.”

Nod.

It’s a fact we all know.

“Everyone thinks that the SW Group is the one ruling North Korea, but our people don’t think so.”

“… … ”

“North Korea is a country, not a corporation. We are also citizens of a country, not employees of a corporation.”

He then quietly closed his eyes.

“but.”

A low, muffled voice.

He opened both eyes and stared at me.

“SW Group is a company.”

“… … ”

“That’s why we can’t trust it. The reason we could trust the SW Group was because the chairman was the sole owner of the company. How is running a country like running a company? State power isn’t something you can just grab because you’re good. Of course, it’s not something you can just grab because you’re smart.”

Businesses fundamentally prioritize profit generation.

But countries are different.

Running a country basically means having to accept losses, big and small.

Public goods such as infrastructure have small returns compared to their huge initial costs.

So why take the risk of a loss and build a foundation?

It’s simple.

Because it is convenient for the people.

Literally.

The basic principles of action are different.

The country is for the people.

Businesses exist to make profits.

Management rights are created by gathering together pieces of stock.

Because public support is built on their trust.

The company is owned by the chairman.

After all, isn’t the country owned by the people?

“The chairman I have seen has never been obsessed with power.”

of course.

I’m so busy playing around that I don’t have time to worry about that.

“You have always rewarded our faith.”

This is also true.

Of course, these are accomplishments my grandfather made while I was playing.

“North Korea was a wasteland.”

“… … That’s what it was.”

“It still feels like a dream. It seems like only yesterday that the majority of our population was rummaging through trash cans to satisfy their hunger.”

He looked out the window and muttered in a longing voice.

“All of this is thanks to the Chairman who took on enormous losses and looked after the public sentiment.”

“The entire cost came from the company.”

“Aren’t companies just tools in the end? And their utility is bound to be distorted by the people who hold them. Just as a doctor’s knife can save people, a villain’s knife can stab people.”

“Anyone could have done it.”

“How could that be? If all the privileged class were like you, the world would be peaceful.”

It’s an emergency.

No matter what I say, it doesn’t make any sense.

Yes, sir.

If it was going to end with just that, I would have renewed the contract a long time ago.

“The one who built the current empire on top of the desolate ruins is the Chairman.”

“I told you, it’s not me, it’s my employees who are competent?”

“It doesn’t matter. The Chairman is already doing his job just by existing.”

What the fuck.

Am I some kind of lucky totem?

“sincerely?”

“I am always sincere to the Chairman.”

“Can’t you just close your eyes?”

“sorry.”

I already knew that they worshipped me.

I also knew, of course, that his heart was sincere.

At first, I thought his sincerity was simply his affection for me.

But that was just an illusion.

The faith they had in me was nothing short of madness.

‘Ah, should I just give up on everything?’

shit.

If the SW Group leaves North Korea, won’t the Korean Peninsula become a mess the same day?

I held my forehead against the headache that was coming on.

The chief, who was watching the scene, cautiously made a suggestion to me.

“How about this?”

“… What is it?”

“Please postpone my retirement for the duration of this contract. Then I will make sure that the next contract does not include the same conditions as this one.”

what?

“… Are you serious?”

“I have never once lied in front of the chairman.”

His demands are simple.

Please postpone your retirement.

Then even in the next contract, I won’t care whether I retire or not.

At first glance, it doesn’t seem like a bad deal.

But there was a hidden trap here.

“Let me ask you something.”

“Yes, sir.”

“How long is the setup period?”

“Hmm…”

Even the contract’s set period.

So how long should you postpone retirement?

The chief’s eyes rolled at that question.

Then he averted his gaze and muttered quietly.

“100 years…?”

What the fuck.

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That’s a lifetime contract.

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“The condition is to reverse my decision to retire.”

Park Yoon-seong blinked his eyes blankly.

He also had an unexpected look at this situation.

I also nodded at his reaction.

Who would have thought that the gentleman who would usually laugh whenever we made eye contact would go into such a panic at the mere news of his retirement?

“That gentleman, his eyes were completely turned around, unlike usual.”

“I guess you were that shocked by the news of the Chairman’s retirement.”

I was shocked.

I never thought that my impending retirement would be blocked like this.

I feel like I want to just sit down and cry.

“Actually, there was a lot of talk about the news that the chairman was retiring.”

“I heard. They said that the SW Group is not trustworthy without me.”

“That’s a reasonable statement.”

Yeah, I guess so.

At this point, I’m tired and annoyed at refuting it.

That’s not the important thing.

The priority right now is to find a solution to this problem.

“There are two conditions presented by the Minister of Foreign Affairs.”

Two things.

That’s right.

“Retirement reversal, and the set period is 60 years.”

He wants me to remain the owner of SW Group.

Until I grow old and fall behind.

“60 years…?”

“You want to make a lifetime contract?”

“Heh heh… That’s true…”

Park Yoon-seong desperately covered the corners of his lips.

Of course, you couldn’t hide it and avoid my eyes.

“Is this funny now?”

“I’m sorry, I’m sorry.”

“You know? I can’t die alone.”

What if I’m tied to a company for the rest of my life?

Then the same goes for Park Yoon-seong.

As much as I suffer, it means that Park Yoon-seong will also have to be tied to a contract for the rest of his life and become a slave to the company.

“…!!”

Park Yoon-seong’s eyes sparkle at the grim warning.

It seems like they’ve only just now realized the seriousness of the situation.

He swallowed hard and let out a muffled voice.

“A lifelong contract is absolutely impossible.”

That’s it.

An extension of several years is something I can grit my teeth and accept.

However, it is unacceptable to be told to work like a slave all your life.

It just doesn’t work.

There is no room for compromise in this area.

“But it won’t be easy to persuade them.”

Nod.

I’ve tried it several times already.

Their obsession with me was not something that could be convinced with mere words.

“I think it would be best to find a compromise.”

“Do you have any good ideas?”

“Would you like to hear it?”

You call that talking?

I nodded without hesitation.

Park Yoon-seong cleared his throat and carefully moved his lips away.

“The chairman wants to retire, and you want him to reverse his decision to retire.”

“Yes.”

“Then, as a compromise…”

“As a compromise?”

“… How about partial retirement?”

Retirement…partially…?

“Is that possible?”

“It’s not impossible.”

What does this mean?

When you retire, you do it, and when you stop, you stop doing it, right? You do it partially?

“Even the existing contract was a contract concluded between North Korea and SW Group.”

“Right?”

“But isn’t it you, the Chairman, that they want, not the SW Group?”

“That’s true too.”

Shh.

The corners of Park Yoon-seong’s mouth went up.

“Then wouldn’t it be better to sign the contract with the Chairman instead of the SW Group?”

“Is that possible?”

“it’s possible.”

what?

how?

“royal household.”

“…!!”

royal household.

The lofty figures who reign at the very top of the country.

“Complete retirement may not be possible, but at least partial retirement is possible.”

This is crazy.

Are you telling me to call you Your Excellency now?

“The chairman holds the power to govern, and the company remains as it is.”

But it’s strangely persuasive.

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Even though I will have to live my whole life with a title and address that will make me go crazy.

Anyway, it means that you can be liberated from the paperwork hell.

but.

But Your Majesty…

“It should be at least to this extent that persuasion is possible.”

“No, no matter what, this is…”

“I don’t think it would be too bad. It suits you well.”

Park Yoon-seong desperately tried to persuade me.

The earnest desire to avoid being tied down to a lifelong contract with me was clearly written on his face.

“The workload will be drastically reduced. Leisure time will also increase accordingly.”

“… … ”

“Wouldn’t it be easier in many ways to observe North Korea’s state affairs and public sentiment rather than spending your whole life buried in piles of paperwork?”

I stared at him blankly.

The accident didn’t keep up with the flow of conversation.

“Just give me the word and I’ll get started right away.”

“… … ”

“What would you like to do?”

no.

Is this really true?

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