At the height of the Crimean War, two groups of writers come into conflict: on the one hand, Pushkin, Lermontov, Gogol and Chekhov, and on the other, Mary Shelley, Jane Austen and Anna Radcliffe are trying to tip the scales in favor of their native power with their texts. In this light novel - a type of Japanese manga - Yulia Yakovleva creates a phantasmagoric world in which literature is directly related to historical reality and is capable of changing and rewriting it. The dynamic plot revolves around a very serious question: can authors cope with their own works and how responsible are they for the future fate of their creations? Yulia Yakovleva is a writer, art critic and theater producer, author of books on the history of ballet (“Creators and Spectators”, “The ABC of Ballet”), published by the publishing house “NLO”.