As for the third case, it was downright absurd.
The person involved was a wealthy Korean descendant and a member of the Sam Group board of directors. His life had been smooth sailing. He had inherited his family's wealth and power while young, defeated several competitors, and could be said to have gotten anything he wanted.
Even after Korea fell because of the Anomaly War, as a senior Sam Group executive, he had secured the qualifications to flee to the Xiazhou Federation in advance. Unlike ordinary people crowded at the border, desperately begging for a travel permit, he had flown straight into Xiazhou's interior on a private jet. It was hard for him to understand what it felt like to be threatened by anomalies steadily closing in.
The Xiazhou Federation took over the Sam Group's assets and technology in their entirety. In exchange, senior managers like him retained their positions within the group.
Though he no longer possessed the power to control everything with one hand as he had in Korea, such a life was still beyond what ordinary people could attain even after generations of effort.
Logically speaking, a winner in life like him would find it difficult to accumulate much negative emotion unless he harbored ambitions to rule the world... much less turn into an anomaly because those negative emotions suddenly surged...
But this wealthy man had an unspeakable secret.
His performance in that department was lacking.
Back in Korea, he had undergone every kind of treatment: surgeries, medication, even "witchcraft." Yet not only did his condition fail to improve, it only got worse...
By the time he settled in Xiazhou, he was already fifty-two. He had six young and beautiful wives and countless lovers, yet his sole heir was an "adopted son" transferred to him by his