I Became the Youngest Daughter of a Chaebol Family

One day in June 1994.

Whether the worst crash since the Great Depression was unfolding in the bond market or not, my heartbeat remained calm and steady.

A “bond market crisis,” a “bond massacre”... Honestly, compared to a real financial crisis, wasn’t this kind of mild?

‘Okay, erasing a trillion dollars is definitely a big deal though.’

A trillion dollars in the 1990s was a colossal amount of money.

For reference, the amount wiped out during Black Monday in 1987 was $500 billion.

And that trillion was just from the U.S. If you included the entire global bond market, the figure was closer to $1.5 trillion.

Even for someone like me, with endless wealth, the number made my head spin—

Yet my mind was strangely at ease.

Maybe it helped that I was physically removed from the chaos.

I just issued commands while enjoying a peaceful school life in Korea.

Click.