best biographical graphic novels
In her previous life, she was humiliated and bullied every day. Her relatives despised her and her friends played tricks on her! Her mother and elder brother died one after another early. She gritted her teeth and survived the adversity alone, but only managed to live for twenty-six years! When she opens her eyes again, she finds herself back in time twenty years ago. To swallow insult and humiliation silently and let history repeat itself? If everything couldn't be changed, what was the point of her rebirth?! Who can stop her now that she defies her destiny and her abilities are emerging? In front of others, she is an ordinary student with an indifferent personality, isolated by her classmates. Behind their backs, she works step by step to build a brilliant and extraordinary business network.
A searing indictment of current wealth inequality, this semi-biographical novel makes the case that - for many of us - the apocalypse is not just imminent, but has already happened. Written from the perspective of a Detroit factory worker who jumped from debt to riches the moment he inherited his uncle's estate, I have a Mansion in the Post-apocalyptic World is a must-read.