Jiang Nantian wasn't trying to scare Mu with exaggerated tales; the daily necessities market is really that competitive now.
In recent years, the overall economic situation has been on a downturn, with everyone downgrading their consumption. Factories are really struggling.
Those categories with relatively higher premiums are still doing somewhat better. For daily necessities, which hardly emphasize brands, survival depends on competitive pricing.
Even among his peers, he was still doing relatively well, at least able to make some profit by helping with advertisements, unlike many other factories that were outright losing money selling their products.
Jiang Nantian wanted Mu not to lose hope, but Mu had his own ideas.
He still had two ten-million-dollar Performance Cards to redeem.
The redemption of the system's Performance Cards still followed some logic; it wasn't the type that hypnotized people into spending money.
