Modern Villainess: It’s Not Easy Building a Corporate Empire Before the Crash Chapter 7: Release Date, & Where To Read

Modern Villainess: It’s Not Easy Building a Corporate Empire Before the Crash Chapter 7 is the next chapter that will be out soon. This manga has captured numerous hearts ever since the beginning. Let us first see what this chaos is all about.

Modern Villainess: It’s Not Easy Building a Corporate Empire Before the Crash was based on the post-war scenario. Thanks to the post-war economic miracle and the asset price bubble of the 80s, this country was called an upcoming economic superpower, but it faced a woeful decline after the bubble popped at the beginning of the 90s.

This led to the coining of the phrase ‘The Lost Twenty Years.’ An unending recession. A dark tunnel with no light at the end. A people were mercilessly thrown to the wolves.

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Every person had to struggle enormously to support themselves, and sometimes it was simply impossible. How did this country lose its way? Who was it that created such a wretched society? Some managed to climb the mountain and bask in the glory, whilst others were swallowed by the raging seas and slipped forever into the depths.

Whilst devouring all hopes, dreams, and desires, the world continues to silently spin on its axis, as if to mock the people who walk its surface who struggle so hard just to live. No one can resist the all-consuming wake of history. People just say, ‘These are the times we live in.’

Modern Villainess: It’s Not Easy Building a Corporate Empire Before the Crash (Credits: Seven Seas Entertainment)

To that end, it is ‘The Times’ that is the culprit behind this miserable society. The times are always toying with us. The times are always demanding we live life a certain way. In that case, do we have no choice but to resign ourselves?

To continue keeping our heads down and continue leading these pseudo lives, bowing to the fate of living in these times? Keikain Runa, the protagonist, wants to defy that destiny. This is the story of them defying destiny.

Previously on Modern Villainess: It’s Not Easy Building a Corporate Empire Before the Crash Chapter 6: Recap

Previously in Modern Villainess: It’s Not Easy Building a Corporate Empire Before the Crash Chapter 6, we saw the huge scale of non-performing loans, with a total amount worth approximately 2.3 trillion yen generated by the bank bearing the name ‘Hokkaido Kaitaku Bank.’

The total amount of non-performing loans at Hokkaido, which swelled due to reckless lending during the bubble period, has unexpectedly exceeded two trillion. Furthermore, to make matters even worse, it turns out that Naoyuki, Naomi’s son, works there.

At this very moment, Naoyuki is likely to be tirelessly dealing with the situation, barely having time to sleep. Reports of depositors trying to withdraw their funds have already started surfacing in various locations. Bankruptcy is now only a matter of time.

January 1997 became a nightmare for those in the financial sector. In my past life, following the bankruptcy of Hokkaido Kaitau, two large financial firms also faced the same fate.

The total bad debt of each company was around 80 billion yen for Sankai securities, 260 billion yen for Ichiyama securities, and around 2.3 trillion yen for Hokkaido Kaitaku. Each figure was staggering, but the latter two were on a whole different level.