Handbook of Millennial Nobles: Online Shopping to Become a Rich Noble

Chen Mo traveled to a parallel world where technology stopped at the millennium - flip phones, dial-up Internet access, and the old aristocrats of London regarded discontinued antiques as family heirlooms. And he discovered that his warehouse can connect to modern times: he can place an order on his mobile phone and pick up the goods here. Others rely on their eyesight to find antiques, while he relies on online shopping to find second-hand goods. A box of cold medicine saves the life of an aristocratic heir and earns him a ticket to the Royal Blackheath Golf Club. Rumors began to circulate in the circle that the Chinese always had out-of-print items that were unavailable—pre-World War II cigars, hand-sewn antique Oxford shoes, and 1928 whiskey. No one knew that his cigars came from a Yunnan workshop and that his pair of leather shoes, which the old Earl praised as "more authentic than Savile Row", were custom-made in Zhejiang. As for the whiskey, it was just a replica of Pinduoduo's wine - the nobles exclaimed after drinking it: Chen Mo's product is genuine!