You Told Me to Open a Small Workshop, So I Built a Luxury Empire

After leaving Dior, Su Yan, hailed as a genius designer, was branded a plagiarist and had no choice but to take over his family's small handmade-goods workshop.

From then on:

His Four-Leaf Clover Lucky Collection made it the world's number one luxury jewelry brand.

His Rose Collection face-slapped Dior and cleared his name of plagiarism.

His Love Collection crushed Cartier.

A wealthy woman: "I'll only wear a ring designed by Su Yan when I get married."

Yang Mi: "A jewelry endorsement? I'm Su Yan's unofficial ambassador!"

There are countless luxury jewelry brands, but Su Yan designs half of it.

…

The foreign luxury brands that had once tried to blacklist Su Yan all apologized one after another.

Dior: "Father, I was wrong! The eight-pointed star was designed by Su Yan! We absolutely did not plagiarize."

Chanel: "We're not fit to design jewelry. We'll stop making it from now on. Su Yan alone should be the luxury jewelry brand! What? Su Yan is going to design clothes too?"

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