I just took a break from work to give it a read, and S2 is good, but since it's focusing on politics now, I have to say, the political stance in this is a bit weak, but again, knowing that the author wanted to keep it simple, it makes sense. but the fact that incheol is still cleaning up after that assemblywoman, instead of widening his grasp over the locality, and gaining favour behind her name- i mean it's obvious he wants power, and until the past going on, he is in a bit safer zone- now's the chance for to gain favour from his locality, rather than listening to a woman whom they barely see, they'd put their trust on guy, who comes around now and then- it's stupid that till the present time, he's cleaning shits for her, instead taking this chance to widen his grasp more so that he'd himself stand as assymblyman, and knowing korean politics, it's possible. So I'd have to say, he doesn't know how to use power properly or maybe he's just naive.
I just took a break from work to give it a read, and S2 is good, but since it's focusing on politics now, I have to say, the political stance in this is a bit weak, but again, knowing that the author wanted to keep it simple, it makes sense. but the fact that incheol is still cleaning up after that assemblywoman, instead of widening his grasp over the locality, and gaining favour behind her name- i mean it's obvious he wants power, and until the past going on, he is in a bit safer zone- now's the chance for to gain favour from his locality, rather than listening to a woman whom they barely see, they'd put their trust on guy, who comes around now and then- it's stupid that till the present time, he's cleaning shits for her, instead taking this chance to widen his grasp more so that he'd himself stand as assymblyman, and knowing korean politics, it's possible. So I'd have to say, he doesn't know how to use power properly or maybe he's just naive.