I Became a Law School Genius – 71



I Became a Genius Law School Student Episode 71

“Are you going to fully support me?”

Jeong Seok-gyu suppressed his laughter in response to that question.

“okay. “I mean you and no one else.”

Park Yoo-seung had an expression on his face that he had not expected.

Of course it was. Jeong Seok-gyu knew very well that now was the time to push on.

“Since you are a brilliant person I believe you will understand what it means for Jeong Seok-gyu to help you.”

‘okay. There’s no way you wouldn’t know.’

It was so absurd that a member of the National Assembly would give ‘full’ support.

Even foundation scholarship students who show up in groups of dozens are rushing in from all directions drooling hoping to somehow use that connection.

It is not even another member of the National Assembly but Seok-gyu Jeong who has had a close relationship with the Yuseong Group.

The relationship was never in the form of one-sided support with Park Geon becoming Jeong Seok-gyu’s source of funds.

On the contrary knowingly or unknowingly it was close to a mutually beneficial coexistence with Jeong Seok-gyu leading policy trends that would benefit Yuseong and Yuseong giving money to ensure that Jeong Seok-gyu’s political life could be maintained.

Naturally Jeong Seok-gyu’s influence on matters inside Yoosung acts as a huge typhoon.

Right now even Park Geon cannot ignore Jeong Seok-gyu’s ‘advice’.

“You have been ignored too much compared to your true worth.”

Jeong Seok-gyu encouraged in a soft voice.

“Miss Minha openly persecuted you Yoo Seung and Taeyang secretly plotted to prevent you from standing up. “If you were me now you would have seen through everything.”

Park Yoo-seung did not respond.

His deep-set eyes swayed back and forth as if he was thinking about something.

“Aren’t you angry?”

‘Now is the time.’

“In my view you are a worthy candidate for the throne of the Yusung Group with qualities far superior to those of the other two siblings. “Don’t you want to get back what you should have?”

When I first heard about Park Yu-seung’s transformation I thought it was just a whim or manipulation.

That’s because it’s ridiculous that a guy who lived his whole life as a bastard turned into a conscientious elite overnight.

This would have been impossible unless at least the soul had changed.

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But as the reports continued I had no choice but to change my mind.

This is because Park Yoo-seung’s track record was never a lie.

Jeong Seok-gyu revised his evaluation of Park Yoo-seung in his head.

From a mere brat to a genius whose talent blossomed much too late.

How deplorable.

How many times have I regretted the past?

The qualities you are born with are innate and you are proving it in practice.

The problem is that it was too late when I came to my senses.

It has been a long time since the succession structure was standardized to some extent and the factions within the group decided where to line up.

Although he was better than anyone else Park Yoo-seung was still in the most disadvantageous position within the Yoosung Group.

Jeong Seok-gyu was planning to delve into that very point.

Park Yoo-seung is excellent. However there is still not enough experience to sharpen that intellect and make it unwavering.

It was not a task for Jeong Seok-gyu to recruit a young man with the lure of giving him strength.

By inciting Park Yoo-seung’s abilities and ambitions he uses them as a pawn to spread his influence within the Yoosung Group.

That was the plan he made the moment he saw Park Yoo-seung in person.

‘There’s no way I can refuse it.’

It’s the Yuseong group.

Although it is not a conglomerate competing for first or second place in this country it is a huge corporate group that is definitely counted among the top ten.

Moreover according to Jeong Seok-gyu’s common sense ability and ambition were proportional.

Park Yoo-seung is excellent. Whether it’s a talent in his field or a knamnyang that canceled the designation of successor with just one action.

There was no way such a person would not be jealous of the promise of compensation commensurate with his abilities.

“I am….”

At the same time that Park Yoo-seung broke the silence Jeong Seok-gyu smiled broadly.

I was with Yooseong for a long time but it was no different from May Day.

Jeong Seok-gyu knew well that Park Geon did not truly trust him who was black on the inside and he also spent his days searching for loopholes and manipulating himself to deepen his roots in the meteor which was as solid as concrete.

I finally found the perfect card. Jeong Seok-gyu thought about how to roll it and eat it and happily came up with a plan.

“I have no intention of competing for succession.”

The next moment he heard Park Yoo-seung’s answer his mouth fell open.

“I’m too busy concentrating on my studies right now.”

* * *

Would I be crazy enough to hold Jeong Seok-gyu’s hand?

First of all I have absolutely no interest in succession competition. In fact I feel like I want to stay as far away from home as possible.

Of course for my own safety it would be better to prevent Yoo Seong’s destruction and to do so I would need to have a way to exert some influence but that does not have to be the path to becoming a successor.

‘If you do that in the first place you won’t be able to be a prosecutor.’

Second… even if I was really the one who coveted the throne of Yuseong Group.

It doesn’t work that way. Relying on external forces to overcome family quarrels will not yield good results.

Silla gave up the northern part of the Korean peninsula and Manchuria in return for unification with the help of the Tang army.

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There are some analyzes that say it did not have the administrative power to rule over the North in the first place but it is true that its appearance has become petty.

Even if I go to war with Jeong Seok-gyu on my back the result will be the same.

If you use too much power you cannot avoid being subordinated to it.

Moreover to begin with Jeong Seok-gyu is a rotten member of the club.

It may seem powerful right now but if we fall for it we will all fall into catastrophe.

There was nothing more foolish than holding hands with a person who would soon end.

So I refused.

– …sincerely?

Jeong Seok-gyu asked again but I did not give up.

– I can’t help it. Please take your time and think again later. And if you feel like it please contact me anytime.

Jeong Seok-gyu handed me his business card but it was going to go straight to the trash can as soon as he got home.

After that I focused only on completing the top-class Japanese cuisine course in silence.

Again there was nothing wrong with the cooking.

“…by the way.”

Looking at the way the situation was going I decided that I should build a hill quickly.

Minimum insurance to carry out my tasks without being shaken by future storms.

Today I went out for that.

“Isn’t it hot? “It’s almost May.”

I pointed to Lee Ha-ru who was stretched out on the seat next to me on the subway.

Even now that the sun was starting to sting he always wore a dark-colored hooded zip-up.

“Not at all. Rather chilly.”

“It’s chilly? this?”

I looked at the passengers sitting across from me.

Most people were wearing only long-sleeved clothes or there were cases where they were wearing short-sleeved clothes and holding a thin outerwear in their hands.

It was quite hot in the middle of the day at the end of the month.

“It also has the effect of blocking the sun.”

Because she never went out of her body Lee Ha-ru’s skin was pathologically white.

It is also said that the constitution is very vulnerable to ultraviolet rays.

I said that but I couldn’t say anything so I decided to do it.

‘I don’t know how the words blocking sunlight and being chilly are compatible…’

That’s not what’s important.

“Go and speak well. “Even if it’s a small startup you still have to persuade the company’s CEO and executives.”

“Oh just trust me and leave it to me.”

Lee Ha-ru pounded his chest telling him to only trust him.

“This outfit is also more advantageous for persuasion.”

“Why is that?”

“Just by looking at her she looks like an engineering nerd.”

“You have self-awareness….”

It’s not that he has dark circles and messy hair and even a hoodie.

Lee Haru had a visual that made you believe she was an engineering student who had just jumped out of a coding assignment.

The place we were headed today was the headquarters of Startup Writing which had acquired shares from Park Geon.

In fact considering the size of the stake I had there was no need to walk to the headquarters.

Just by exerting pressure as the largest shareholder you can control Lighting’s business model as you wish.

But in that way animosity is bound to build up.

If the people who work with me every day do not agree with my vision my work efficiency decreases.

There will also be unnecessary noise and that kind of waste is not what I want.

So I first contacted an executive who was classified as pro-Korean and asked him to convene a board meeting.

Here the intention was to explain the direction that would change in the future and persuade them.

“What if it doesn’t work out?”

There’s nothing you can do at that time.

“We have to push forward with the power of our shares.”

Just because you don’t want to do it doesn’t mean you can’t do it.

Before we knew it the subway had reached Pangyo Station. As expected of an IT company Lighting’s headquarters was located somewhere in Pangyo Techno Valley.

Even after getting off at the station I had to walk a little further to the headquarters building.

I was fine but Iharu who was not used to physical activity had almost turned into a mushy mollusk by the time we arrived.

“They’re all here.”

“Oh oh…!”

When I stood in front of the door the representative came out and greeted me.

The CEO of Lighting was a young man with an intelligent image with neatly combed hair and horn-rimmed glasses.

I guess he was roughly in his early 30s.

“Nice to meet you. My name is Seo Jong-won and I am the head of lighting. “Are you Mr. Park Yu-seung?”

“Yes that’s right.”

“That one…?”

Seo Jong-won cast his gaze towards Lee Ha-ru who was hiding behind my back.

“It’s our business item.”

“Hmm.”

Seo Jong-won let out a small sound that was unclear whether it was a sigh or an exclamation.

“…Please come in first.”

The interior I was shown to was quite clean. In the conference room where I followed Seo Jong-won other executives were already gathered and discussing various things.

Before entering Seo Jong-won looked back at us for a moment.

“Can I be honest with you?”

“sure.”

“I… I don’t really trust Park Yoo-seung’s thoughts.”

The CEO of Lighting declared so bluntly.

“Our company has no connection with Legal Tech. “None of the employees have received legal training and they lack previous experience in handling related work.”

Seo Jong-won looked at me with an expression full of doubt.

“I know better than anyone else that our company’s current situation is not that bright. From the perspective of Mr. Park Yoo-seung the largest shareholder he may think that something needs to change.”

“Actually yes.”

“…But it’s a bit difficult to abandon what you’ve built up and change the field in such an adventurous way.”

Seo Jong-won looked slightly hurt in his pride.

“To begin with isn’t Legal Tech a business that has yet to produce decent results even in the United States the pioneer? “Even companies that call themselves legal tech are merely engines that make information search a little easier.”

His point continued.

“For a legal tech program using generative AI to be truly successful in the market it must reach a level where it can handle at least simple legal consultations on its own. To do that you need an engine that can perfectly digest difficult legal texts or a technician who can tune it…”

Although the voice was somewhat emotional Seo Jong-won’s comments were by no means nothing more than the complaints of an upset representative.

Lighting is not a legal tech developer. It is just a company with several employees skilled in handling generative AI.

In order to make them completely abandon the business model I had been pushing and follow the picture I had drawn I needed to give them confidence in success.

A very clearly printed blueprint.

“I don’t say anything.”

And needless to say I had it in my hand.

“I’ll show you for myself. “Inside there.”