Title: King of Commerce, Yeonsan-gun


Summary: 

Meet Park Kyung-sik, a senior undergraduate student who made the rash decision to double major in History and Economics. Now, with his college years nearing their end, he’s looking forward to finally escaping the struggles of his intense academic life.

In a desperate attempt to finish his senior thesis in History, Kyung-sik hurriedly submits a half-baked paper. Unexpectedly, his professor calls him in—not to discuss graduate school opportunities, but to reveal a shocking secret. The professor claims to be a Mountain Spirit and suddenly transports Kyung-sik back in time!

When Kyung-sik regains consciousness, he finds himself enthroned as the king of Joseon.

Driven by his modern knowledge and the goal of achieving financial independence in a feudal society, Kyung-sik embarks on a journey to revolutionize Joseon. His quest to become the FIRE (Financial Independence, Retire Early) king involves overhauling everything from the kingdom's economy to its political structures.

Join King Kyung-sik as he navigates the challenges of reforming an ancient dynasty with his contemporary insights and strategies.

Chapters:

Chapter 42

Chapter 41

Chapter 40

Chapter 39

Chapter 38

Chapter 37

Chapter 36

Chapter 35

Chapter 34

Chapter 33

Chapter 32

Chapter 31

Chapter 30

Chapter 29

Chapter 28

Chapter 27

Chapter 26

Chapter 25

Chapter 24

Chapter 23

Chapter 22

Chapter 21

Chapter 20

Chapter 19

Chapter 18

Chapter 17

Chapter 16

Chapter 15

Chapter 14

Chapter 13

Chapter 12

Chapter 11

Chapter 10

Chapter 9

Chapter 8

Chapter 7

Chapter 6

Chapter 5

Chapter 4

Chapter 3

Chapter 2

Chapter 1

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