Peninsula: They Brought Systems, But I Am a Native

Reborn in a new life, Kim Taeyeon faces a fiancé who died young in their past timeline. Should she boldly cast him aside, or bind him close to her side once more? Faced with a fiancé completely untouched by past-life hardships, how can she make him fall in love with her all over again? For Im Yoon-ah, an actress-director who lived a fully fulfilled life in her previous existence, receiving a second chance raises a crucial question: Will she still seek out her past husband? Even if she wishes to find him, how should she handle the short stature band member and various other rivals eyeing her husband? Will she shake hands in truce to face outsiders together, or fight them all the way? Krystal Jung wields a system as a self-made first-generation pioneer. They call him a South Korean internet mogul, and while he admits to owning a single video streaming website, calling him an absolute mogul feels a bit exaggerated. As for childhood friend Lee Ji-eun—what do you mean you no longer want to be just a younger sister? You want to be my wife? You must be out of your mind. Park So-yeon, Park Ji-yeon, Park Hyo-min, Park Cho-rong, Kim Ji-soo, Kim Seol-hyun, and Jennie Kim claim he is a broadcasting station director. He acknowledges that those with the surnames Park and Kim are powerful and full of beauties, but does he look like a fool to just believe whatever they say? Meet the modern-day Li Qingyang: an ordinary working-class man who is neither a second-generation chaebol nor rich. He lacks a system, cannot remember winning lottery numbers, and has no grand inheritance. Yet, somehow, he rises to become the kingpin of Gangwon-do and a titan of the South Korean internet industry, surrounded by figures like Bae Joo-hyun, Bae Suzy, Im Na-yeon, Chou Tzuyu, Jeong Eun-ji, and many more. To be continued.