Kim Cheng-jun had entered Japan through irregular channels back in the day, fighting his way through a sea of blood as a Korean. Only after rising to prominence and securing formal Japanese citizenship did he attain his present-day status.
He kept his syndicate forces stationed around the Kim Cheng Building, while running his legitimate businesses in a building not far away.
Although he held supreme authority over the group, he had dispatched his eldest son, Kim Cheng-mu, to manage the legitimate commercial ventures.
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