Luxury Goods? A Showcase of China's Treasures That Leaves Foreigners Stunned

Su Ming, a newcomer content creator, unexpectedly awakens the Luxury Goods Ranking System.

But the luxury goods market is rife with absurdities.

A fake-leather dog leash from Gu Chi costs 7,000 yuan, and a woven bag from Donkey Brand sells for a hundred thousand!

Hermes sells an 80,000-yuan keychain made of plastic, while Tiffany sells a 13,000-yuan paperclip bookmark...

At his wits' end, Su Ming can only livestream the unveiling of the gold rankings.

He ranks China's Top 100 Luxury Goods: the real luxuries and works of art!

Deng Ziqi: "The dragon-and-phoenix wedding candles, which you can only order once in your life, are only ranked number 100?"

Yang Mi: "Dragon Spring ink paste, ranked 76th, leaves a burn mark? Wasn't this stuff extinct ages ago?"

Dilraba: "They say tung-soot Hui ink is worth its weight in gold! It's only ranked 37th?"

Wait!

These cultural treasures that have recently reappeared were all painstakingly recreated by this luxury goods ranking creator himself...

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