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from here, the taste will not be sweet”, she said. "But I consider it a myth," she continued.After the conversation, the researcher was interested to dig deeper into the belief of the Cilembu village community on the commodity that became its trademark, the sweet potato: about the relevance of the water for washing with the sweet taste on potato, the linkages between past stories and beliefs that is formed in the present, how the local community believes in a myth, and a story of ancestors, in a sustainable economic system as a livelihood. All of it was interesting to be studied further. The uniqueness of the story that is handed down generationally needs to be investigated as an intangible cultural heritage.METHODEthnosystem approach, has been used successfully in several socioeconomic and cultural research project and it is continually being adapted and improved, ( cf. Slikkerveer, 2005, 2006). Ethnostorytelling is composed of two wodes, namely ethno which menas “race, culture,” from the Greek ethnos “people, caste, class, ethnicity, nation; a number of people who are used to living together”. It is used to form compounds in the modern social sciences. While storytelling refers to the folktales, story, narrative, myte, legend, both oral and written. Both words combined means storytelling culture, by examining the relationship between the tale as a speech language and the culture that envelopes it. it is a combination of Ethnology and storytelling. The study refers to the life of the community where a story or a folktale develops. All the characteristics of speech language, folktales, stories, legends, myths distinguishe one community from another. These characteristics make the aspects of culture and society.In ethnostorytelling, challenges occur when collecting diverse versions of the presented story, although they lead to the same purpose. The difference between the stories presented orally and in writing facilitates the building of meaning of information between researchers, participants, and key informants. Stories can be a tool to deliver information from the narrative. Stories can help researchers and others to explore and interpret the world and and place where the local people live. Stories are considered as a generative tool to co-design that is capable of recording the self-expression (Saunders, 2000). Thus, stories are useful to draw interest in someone on something. Stories make something unique.In the cyber era, information can be obtained in a comprehensive system. To obtain something that is needed, individuals will use the Internet in a solution. The Internet has been the most intensive information system in use today. The researchers then searched the of trail Cilembu sweet potato story on the internet. This is to observe the response ofnthe story of Cilembu sweet potato in the virtual world. Apparently, online search results show the unique facts about Cilembu sweet potato stories, “Dongeng Hui Cilembu” (Tale of Cilembu Sweet Potato) in generation 2.0, where they build a community of Cilembu sweet potato business by using local wisdom in the form of a story in marketing the Cilembu sweet potatoes, either raw or diverse derivative products. This makes the sales situation of sweet potato in the virtual world more creative. How is the role of stories as local knowledge of Cilembu cillage community in empowering and contributing to sustainable economic development?This study began building a synthesis of the personal stories of participants/key informants to be a platform for further discussion and analysis of the marketing of Cilembu potato seeds in the era of cybernetics through DHC (Dongeng Hui Cilembu). This paper discusses it based on case studies on key informants (KI 1 and KI 2). KI 1 a young high school graduate in Cilembu village, Sumedang, who successfully develop a business of Cilembu sweet potato seed to foreign countries in the company he started with his family, named CV PUCIMA (Puseur Ubi Cilembu Madu/Center of Cilembu Honey Sweet Potato). The online marketing that he does is helped by reading, mastery of information technology, blog writing, and the love for local wisdom. KI 2 is his father who is also a care taker of PUCIMA and succesfully made it
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