"I want to be compensated" — A bold counterattack targeting the Chairman and his wife of Seongjin Group
A video featuring key scenes from the JTBC drama 'Artificial City' reveals the management succession process of Seongjin Group and the complex conflicts among the characters involved.
In a video capturing key scenes from the JTBC drama 'Artificial City', the management succession process of Seongjin Group and the complex confrontational relationships surrounding it are revealed.
Circumstances of 4.5 trillion won accounting fraud and Seongjin Group's succession strategy
According to the news report content in the released video, through a confidential document from Seongjin Group's Strategic Planning Office exclusively obtained by JBC, circumstances of high-level accounting fraud amounting to 4.5 trillion won, aimed at the management succession of Vice Chairman Jeong Jun-il since 2012, were exposed. The document is described as containing evidence of organized accounting fraud carried out to secure management rights within Seongjin Group. The characters in the video engage in sharp disputes over the roles of the Chairman and his wife of Seongjin Group, who were involved in this management succession process. In particular, the statement, "I want to be compensated for how you used my father and our couple," intensively shows the conflict within this management succession process.
Psychological warfare between characters using inherited shares and weaknesses
The characters in the drama clash over the assets and power of Seongjin Group according to their respective goals. One character visits the hospital room of the Seongjin Group Chairman to pressure the Chairman and his wife, saying, "You must start by calculating the inherited shares," while simultaneously digging into the opponent's weakness by mentioning a friend at the Central District Prosecutors' Office through the issue of a suspect caught during a crackdown period on drug offenders. This heightens the tension as it aligns with the remark, "Now, please give it to us. What you promised." While the characters reveal family relationships by calling each other 'aunt' or 'son-in-law,' a tense situation continues where they use or check each other for the interests of the group and their political standing.
Power structure where prosecution appointments and group management rights are intertwined
The management rights issue of Seongjin Group is closely linked to prosecution appointments. Scenes where an individual nominated as a candidate for Prosecutor General emphasizes integrity during a hearing and expresses the will that "prosecution reform is the priority" are intercut with scenes where the corruption regarding Seongjin Group's management succession is exclusively reported through the news. In the video, the political standing and the interests of the group clash, such as the Prosecutor General candidate facing criticism for being an appointee of the new administration, or the Seongjin Group corruption documents being reported. Within this power structure, the characters form a complex narrative by coordinating or confronting each other's interests from their respective positions.
Source: DRAMA Voyage (YouTube)
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