Made in China

Reborn in 1990, Fu Yu vowed to make up for all the regrets in his previous life. He wants to help the Fu family return to the top of power. He wants all well-known brands to be labeled with the Huaxia label. … A few years later, when Fatty wanted to impose sanctions on China, he discovered that the soy juice he drank every day was only produced by China. Fatty: "Sanctions... Wait a minute, what is the name of the sculpture that Mr. Fu sent to replace the Statue of Liberty?" "It seems to be a sculpture of Lao Tzu riding a bull. Mr. Fu said the meaning is... Lao Tzu! Cow!" This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.