[Finance] [Society] [Politics] [Gender-Bender Romance]
In 1927, under the gold standard, Britain's northern export industries are in dire straits.
Vera Cavendish, a tycoon in South Lancashire, now faces the risk of bankruptcy too.
For their own gain, the financiers of southern Britain use the gold standard to grind down every person in the north.
They are still trapped in the illusion that the British Empire will last forever.
Vera knows that before long, the British Empire will be scorched by a financial crisis, then gradually lose its imperial hegemony for good.
Vera will reclaim, one by one, the overseas markets Britain has lost. Even India, hailed as the jewel in the crown, will be plucked by Vera and added to her holdings.
Looking at the British Commonwealth, its vast lands, and the long-abolished constitutional monarchy,
Vera turns her gaze toward the world.
It's okay, but why does the protagonist's name include Vera, Vera and Wei La?
It's pretty good-looking, and the characterization is very nice [top post]
Sir, this requires a lot of research.
Very nice, come on
Author, author, why don't you update?
OK, but not exciting enough