Modern Villainess: It''s Not Easy Building a Corporate Empire Before the Crash
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Paperback / Softback
ISBN-10
1787749193
ISBN-13
9781787749191
Publisher
Titan Books Ltd
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Titan Books Ltd
Country of Manufacture
GB
Country of Publication
GB
Publication Date
Nov 3rd, 2026
Print length
192 Pages
Weight
255 grams
Dimensions
18.20 x 12.80 x 5.50 cms
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Reborn as the villainess in a retro otome game, Runa uses future economic insight to rebuild her family empire, and Japan, before 2008 crash.
Reborn as the villainess in a retro otome game, Runa uses future economic insight to rebuild her family empire, and Japan, before 2008 crash.
An economic collapse in September 2008 ends one woman’s life – but marks the beginning of another path. Reincarnated as Keikain Runa, the destined villainess of an otome game set in modern Japan, she inheres not only a noble title but a looming financial crisis. Armed with knowledge of the future and emerging technologies, Runa sets out to save her family’s faltering Keika Group – and avert the economic crash that will define her past life.
Written by Futsukaichi and Fuurou, with character design by Kei, this refreshing isekai twist fuses gaming tropes with realistic finance and alternate history. From strategic investments to navigating pre-bubble realities, Runa’s journey is as much about economic ingenuity as it is about self-reinvention. The manga adaptation brings these tense, intelligent moments to life, making it an ideal match for readers craving smart, genre-blending tales where being the villainess might just save the world.
An economic collapse in September 2008 ends one woman’s life – but marks the beginning of another path. Reincarnated as Keikain Runa, the destined villainess of an otome game set in modern Japan, she inheres not only a noble title but a looming financial crisis. Armed with knowledge of the future and emerging technologies, Runa sets out to save her family’s faltering Keika Group – and avert the economic crash that will define her past life.
Written by Futsukaichi and Fuurou, with character design by Kei, this refreshing isekai twist fuses gaming tropes with realistic finance and alternate history. From strategic investments to navigating pre-bubble realities, Runa’s journey is as much about economic ingenuity as it is about self-reinvention. The manga adaptation brings these tense, intelligent moments to life, making it an ideal match for readers craving smart, genre-blending tales where being the villainess might just save the world.
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