What concerns me the most is that I haven't heard talks of fixing the core problem, which was Korean's constitution. You can argue if what Yoon did was illegal

What concerns me the most is that I haven't heard talks of fixing the core problem, which was Korean's constitution. You can argue if what Yoon did was illegal or not, but it was close enough to legal that the military obeyed his orders. It's just out of a strike of luck that the martial law was retired. That part of the constitution seems ludicrous to me, it means their democracy is in constant danger; it's amazing that both parties haven't prioritized fixing it.