Made-in-China Hua Hua: Crushing the Xizi Coin from the Start

After transmigrating to a parallel world, Mu Chen sets out to revitalize China by creating one homegrown brand after another.

What happens when a Western brand's acne treatment, priced at over a thousand yuan, goes up against Shanghai Sulfur Soap, which costs two yuan?

Customer: "Boss, are you messing with me? Your product costs thousands, but it doesn't work as well as two-yuan Shanghai Sulfur Soap!"

What happens when a Western brand's shampoo, priced at ten yuan per gram, goes up against Huahua Shampoo, which costs ten yuan per jin?

Customer: "Boss... could you stop using the word 'jin'? I'll gladly pay ten yuan for a kilogram of Huahua Shampoo!"

And when a Western brand goes up against Black Elephant instant noodles...

They're not even in the same industry. Surely they can't keep losing to Western brands, right?

Customer: "What? Black Elephant instant noodles have beauty benefits? To hell with Western brands!"

Meanwhile, Mu Chen uses the money he earns from launching all these homegrown products to keep advancing his country's technology.

Backed by the support of homegrown brands, Mu Chen overcomes one technological hurdle after another!

When Mu Chen appears before the public again,

all they see are four big characters!

"A peerless pillar of the nation!"

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