What's happening in South Korea?

Online communities were immediately flooded with comments worrying about the impacts of the declaration, whether it would be possible for the majority Democratic Party (DP) to lift the declaration the next day. The exchange rate jumped all over and cryptocurrency trading platforms froze due to traffic overload.
Or not.DP summoned its representatives to the National Assembly in western Seoul but were blocked by police, according to media reports.
People are being told by law enforcement that they can be arrested without warrants being needed, Valerio reported.
This is the first time that martial law has been declared in the country since it was ruled by a military dictatorship in the 1980s.
“There are whole multitudes of people across (Seoul) who are stunned and are trying to figure out how an unpopular president made this move, what is going to happen next, and what this means for a democracy here in South Korea,” he said.
Maybe if launched at 2:30 a.m. instead of 10 p.m. it would've succeeded?It looks like organized protest (direct action, which a lot of people on this website really hate) physically prevented the military from entering Parliament.
Maybe if launched at 2:30 a.m. instead of 10 p.m. it would've succeeded?