I spent a busy schedule.

There were so many new businesses that came in, and each of them was huge, so just gathering information about them took quite some time. More than anything, communicating with their members took more time than I expected.

To explain briefly, what I did at Shinmirae Daily was the same thing I did at other companies, but the large factory in Pyongyang my grandfather gave me, and the Jeju Contemporary Art Museum my sister Seonyul gave me—when talking about them, you can simply say "large factory" or "Jeju Contemporary Art Museum," but when you look at the structure inside, it's difficult to express it all as a single concept.

The factory is really more of a complex, with massive buildings, many buildings, and tons of people. When you break it down by departments, there are literally thousands of them. The art museum, too, is just as massive, just with a slightly different scale.

The art museum, in particular, is divided into large sections like the Art Gallery, the Cultural Heritage Hall, and the Education Hall, each with its own distinct nature and staff roles. The atmosphere and operations of each area were completely different, so it was both fascinating and complex.

Given this, it takes time and effort to get a basic understanding of all these entities and to rebuild a compensation structure for each position.

Was this the end of it? Of course not.