I Sell Cows to Pay for School Fees, but I Am Actually the Son of the Richest Man

"In order to pay for school fees, I sold all the cattle at home." When the university started, Song Qin became recognized as a poor household because of what he said. The school gave him a subsidy, his teachers cared for him, and his classmates also took good care of him. But in fact, he is the son of the richest man. Because his parents had strictly disciplined him since childhood, he did not even have financial freedom, so Song Qin ran away from home and went to college. In order to raise tuition fees, Song Qin sold all the cattle in a ranch under his name. His classmates had misunderstood him for four years. During these four years, no matter how he explained, no one believed him. The teachers set him up as an example, thinking that he came from a poor family but was constantly striving for self-improvement. Successful people from all walks of life also extended a helping hand to this outstanding student, telling him that a noble son comes from a poor family. Song Qin Alexander felt unbearably guilty. Until the eve of graduation, his family called and asked him to go back and inherit the family business. Song Qin burst into tears: "I can finally show off my cards!" This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.