The four great pillars under Kim Cheng-jun each had their own distinct traits.
The first was the eldest son, Kim Cheng-mu, who bore the strongest resemblance to Kim Cheng-jun—veritable proof of his father's youth brought to life. Wearing gold-rimmed glasses and a calm expression, he had just graduated from the United States and returned home to take over the family's legitimate businesses.
The second was Lee Jung-gu. Dressed in a silver-gray suit with a cold expression, he cut the figure of a royal guard commander. He held the military might of the Goldmoon Group and helped Kim Cheng-jun manage Goldmoon Construction, having been a trusted confidant who followed Kim Cheng-jun from Korea for over twenty years.
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