Taking Stock of Discontinued Domestic Goods! The Whole Internet Crowdfunds to Get Me to Open a Factory

Jiang Feng transmigrated to a parallel world and inherited his father's domestic-goods factory, which was on the verge of bankruptcy.

It held many products that had cost a fortune to develop but had been discontinued because they were priced too low.

Ugly, cheap packaging. A huge bottle of Fenghua hair conditioner for just 8 yuan. Fengjiao eye cream for 20 yuan.

A big bag of non-fried domestic instant noodles for 9.9 yuan. Even sulfur soap that cost only 2 yuan a bar.

Just when Jiang Feng was at a loss, his System awakened. He gained a personal space filled with Chinese medicinal herbs and spiritual spring water. The System would only reward him when customers who bought his products praised them sincerely.

Once he earned praise from 80 percent of the world's population, he could live forever and travel freely between worlds.

And so, an 18-yuan facial cleanser hit the market.

To get good reviews, Jiang Feng included products from his old inventory as free gifts with each cleanser.

After a product-review blogger tried the eye cream, the free sample went viral across the internet.

When everyone learned that the factory's production lines had shut down, the entire internet begged to crowdfund a new factory for Jiang Feng.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any similarities are purely coincidental. Do not imitate.