The Annals of the Flame Kingdom (WN)

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Our hero, “Matsushiro Kota,” is an ordinary salaryman brought to a world similar to medieval period Europe! This world does contain empires that propagate evil to destroy humanity; this is not a story about that which disturbs the laws of the universe, but about a peaceful place in the “Orukena continent,” plagued with a problem bigger than anything else…… deficit government bonds! A tr*shed economy!!!

Crashing stock prices, the storm of debt defaulters occurring with the currency collapse, the failure of derivatives, conservative mainstream of the Senate, elder statesmen, who, with cunning and harassment, further the state of famine and war. It’s a time where the sword cannot aid in solving problems, but for the inherent wisdom and courage to rise above all

……You are now witnessing history in making.

Associated Names
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Fureimu Oukoku Koubouki (WN)
The Fall and Rise of the Flame Kingdom (WN)
フレイム王国興亡記 (WN)
Related Series
The Annals of the Flame Kingdom (LN) (Light Novel)
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digitalzombie
digitalzombie rated it
August 24, 2019
Status: c25
I'm surprise that people are rating this low.

The novel went over real economic concepts wrap around a kingdom building novel. It was so engaging that I want to look more into stocks, bonds, etc....

It went over bonds, paper currency (monetary back by gold standard), now currently stocks. It's a really good novel with slapstick and a lil side of harem.
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Pranefuji
Pranefuji rated it
September 6, 2019
Status: c19
Around chapter 18 they introduce a 10 year old political marriage fiancee. I don't know why authors introduce such gross story components. I was moderately interested in the story of establishing trade currency between two nations, and economic development of a medieval port town, but this story element seriously skeeves me out.
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