China Has No Luxury Brands? Sorry, You Just Can't Afford Them

After waking up, Su Mu, a traditional craftsman, transmigrated to a parallel world.

He discovered that this world's artisan culture had nearly vanished. In all of vast Huaxia, not a single craft tradition remained.

Just then, a news report went viral.

It featured a woman wearing a foreign luxury brand and declaring that Huaxia had no luxury goods.

For a time, the entire internet agreed.

But then Su Mu acquired the Craftsman System.

He inherited the art of kesi silk tapestry from the start.

You say your luxury-brand handbags are handmade and boast a long tradition?

Sorry, my kesi tradition goes back a thousand years. The craftsmanship is so delicate that a day's work produces only two cun of fabric. Every inch of kesi is worth its weight in gold!

You say your designer bags are luxurious?

Have you heard of Huaxia's Longquan cinnabar ink paste, which lasts for millennia? One gram of it is worth more than all your goods!

Hui ink... Su embroidery... raw lacquer...

Su Mu: "Sorry, Huaxia really does have luxury goods. You just can't afford them!"

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