Domestic Products: It's Not the Product, You Just Don't Look Good

Qin Jia transmigrates to a parallel world and inherits a struggling bicycle factory burdened with a debt of 100 million yuan from the start.

If he can't repay the debt on time, the company will go bankrupt, and he'll end up behind bars with free meals. Luckily, he activates a Domestic Products System and revives the glory of homegrown goods through his own efforts.

His first product is a lightweight baby stroller that can bear up to 1,000 jin. A gentle push sends it gliding ten meters, child and all. It's well made and, most importantly, takes almost no effort to push.

Online commenter: "It's great to support having a third child, and this is a great product, but whose baby weighs 1,000 kilograms?"

Overseas review: "A useless product!"

A little-known streamer loads 200 jin of supplies into the stroller and pushes it on foot through Tibet, covering 100 kilometers a day and measuring the length and breadth of the motherland with her own feet. She gains millions of followers!

Want to get rich? Grab a stroller and go hiking!

Before long, the baby strollers are flying off the shelves!

Online commenters are completely stunned: "A hundred kilometers a day? Even special forces wouldn't dare do that! This has to be fake!"

One after another, Qin Jia's products hit the market, breaking through foreign technological barriers and selling worldwide. Consumers line up overnight to buy them!

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate anything described here.