Mercenary Enrollment - Ch. 230

[MangaDex]

 

[yurisses]

Im hyped for these fools to find out who they are messing with

 

[001Vikulin]

It does indeed remind me that it is terribly common in South Korea to make someone else take the fall and pay them after they've left prison.

 

[Graywing]

Looks like Park Seokju is going to have an early retirement. Thanks for the chapter!!!

 

[Dulkia]

They f-ed around, and soon it'll be time to find out

 

[Faint15]

Ya-ha! Get his ass Ijin!

 

[Beddo]

Remember kids, never talk to cops, without a lawyer.

 

[SirShotty]

Something I like about this series is that it doesn’t spend too much time on one type of arc. It usually bounces between the fafo arcs, and the corporate espionage/conspiracy arcs. It really keeps me engaged.

 

[vagligeiro]

Remember kids, never talk to cops, without a lawyer.

...unless you fully understand the law (and know how to break it without others knowing, just like a mercenary does).

Why are all corrupt politicians like this? Fun fact: in Brazil, a politician was elected even though the people knew he had run over and killed people. That politician supports and thinks the same as Bolsonaro, Trump and Nethanyahu, by the way.

 

[Beddo]

...unless you fully understand the law (and know how to break it without others knowing, just like a mercenary does).

Why are all corrupt politicians like this? Fun fact: in Brazil, a politician was elected even though the people knew he had run over and killed people. That politician supports and thinks the same as Bolsonaro, Trump and Nethanyahu, by the way.

I doubt Ijin knows all loopholes and his age gives options to twist his testimony.

Being a politician means a lot of money and connections. You can't get both as a good person.

 

[vagligeiro]

I doubt Ijin knows all loopholes and his age gives options to twist his testimony.

Ijin has 10 years of "experience" as a mercenary. It is clear that he knows how to at least omit information, perhaps dissimulate. We did not see him "lying" (or I don't remember). The feeling is that even other mercenaries fear or respect him because he shows this.

Being a politician means a lot of money and connections. You can't get both as a good person.

Not that. Remember that "a politician is a mirror of those who elect him". Good politicians know that at the same time they have to reconcile the desires of their group, which they protect and lead, as well as negotiate with outside groups - that is what real politics is. But capitalism is the sale of this power. It is not for nothing that I mentioned corrupt politicians. They do not care about the population, just like the congressman who ran over and ran from the scene of the accident. Think about it.

(By the way: South Korea has a "complex hierarchy" issue, which is dealt with in some other series, but not exactly and completely in "Teenage Mercenary". This "complex hierarchy" generates a lot of corruption, as it ends up encouraging nepotism and conflicts of interest.)