I have seen the tenth episode, and I have a general idea. The emotionless prosecutor just wants to investigate the corruption problem in the civil servants. Now we have basically found the deputy chief and his father-in-law, and the evidence is basically there. We will see the follow-up. What a showdown.
I'll just ask one thing. The deputy chief knew from the beginning that this was a thorn, right? Can't he tell what kind of character this is from when he went to President Park's house? He didn't know what he wanted to check, but the second girl kept walking close to him, and then she kept asking him to check, and then something came out, and now she can't get off the stage by herself. The female one is also very interesting. Since Park, he has never handled other cases, and has been following the male lead to investigate. These two people can't get along in the police station and the procuratorate at all, okay?
If there is a backstage, I believe, if there is no backstage, these two would have to get out of the way, the woman will go to the front line, anti-drug, serious crime, underworld investigation, not full of brains Justice, there are many things that need you to manifest justice. The male protagonist will distribute it directly, go to other departments or directly go to the place, there is no bullshit. People like the first female and the first male are also the most terrifying existences in the company. They specialize in their own people. The Western District Procuratorate and the police station are basically ruined by these two, and they will not be able to turn over for at least ten years.
I don't understand what it means to keep asking them to investigate, and then the villain still has everything under his control, and then he is going to be brought to the pot. It's so hard for the villain to be like this, and the second wife's wife even kills a person and has to do it herself. . . It's hard to be a chaebol. President Park's case was overturned, and I was afraid that President Park would involve other people and had to let these two investigations go. Then it would be better for you to turn yourself in.
Also, if there is corruption, isn't it because the prosecutors have too much power? In the whole case, the inspection department can only investigate itself by conducting special internal searches. Can there be no corruption? The solution to corruption is to give greater power to inspections. . . .
There are so many smart people here, do you think the Korean version of the people has such a high sense of nominal superiority?
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