""The Reign of Greed"" is a novel written by Jose Rizal, a renowned Filipino nationalist and author. Originally titled ""El Filibusterismo,"" this literary masterpiece serves as a sequel to Rizal's earlier work, ""Noli Me Tangere."" Set in the late 19th century during the Spanish colonisation of the Philippines, the novel exposes the social and political injustices prevalent in society. Through a captivating narrative, Rizal explores the themes of corruption, greed, and abuse of power. The story follows the character of Simoun, a mysterious and vengeful figure, as he seeks to incite a revolution against the oppressive Spanish regime. Rizal's vivid storytelling and insightful portrayal of the characters offer a poignant critique of the colonial system and its detrimental effects on the Filipino people. ""The Reign of Greed"" is not only a compelling work of fiction but also a powerful social commentary on the struggle for independence and justice. Rizal's literary prowess and profound insights into the human condition make this novel a significant contribution to Philippine literature and a reflection of the author's unwavering commitment to social reform.