During a late-night inventory, Li Lei's small supermarket was thrown into chaos by a strange aurora. When he opened his eyes again, the shelves, materials and himself had fallen into the wilderness of Longzhou in the third year of Zhenguan.
From a modern shopkeeper to a survivor in another world, he relied on "wonders" such as snacks, soap, and generators in the supermarket to successfully complete his first barter, repel the bandits who coveted the supplies, and temporarily evade the enemy in Wangjiacun. Then step by step, he rented a shop and renamed it "Huimin Shop", removed the modern packaging to hide it from others, opened the market with novel products and reliable quality, and overcame the pressure from his peers. He met the down-and-out scholar Su Mo and the honest villager Wang Erzhu and other right-hand assistants.
He not only relied on inventory, but also used modern knowledge to improve agricultural tools, guide production, and establish a simple supply chain. During the drought, he sold grain at low prices to win the reputation of a "good businessman." He formed a caravan to open up cross-regional trade, and his capital and connections became increasingly strong.
After establishing himself in Longzhou, he set his sights on Chang'an, astonishing the Western Market with novel models such as clearly marked prices and classified displays. He also got involved in diversified industries such as catering and workshops, and fiercely competed with the Chang'an wealthy merchant alliance. He was also appreciated by Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty for his unique skills and became a "red-top businessman" who was responsible for both the business empire and the imperial court.
Faced with undercurrents of party strife, spying from foreign enemies, and internal disagreements, he dealt with pragmatism and decisiveness, personally led a caravan to support the front line during border wars, and ultimately built the "Huimin Company" into a cross-state giant, allowing the glimmer of modern business concepts and technology to shine into the economic landscape of the prosperous Tang Dynasty.
This is an ordinary supermarket owner who used a time-traveling supermarket to write a business epic from survival to legend in the Tang Dynasty.
