1929: Chinese Plutocracy Begins in Saigon

In 1929, Black Thursday swept Wall Street, and the shadow of the Great Depression was about to cast its shadow over French Saigon. Li Yunfei, a doctor of finance from 2026, is the eldest son of the Li family, an overseas Chinese businessman whose soul has passed through the embankment. The parents were old-fashioned and pedantic, and they were controlled by colonial capital and Chaozhou gangs. A marriage tied up the family's lifeline. The French-owned Credit Agricole Bank monopolized finance and wantonly squeezed Nanyang Chinese businessmen. The lower-class overseas Chinese struggled to survive under the racial oppression of the white people.