I Sold Cattle to Pay Tuition, but I'm Actually the Son of a Billionaire

"I sold all the cows back home to cover my tuition."

When university began, Song Qin became known as a poor student because he said those words.

The school gave him financial aid, his teachers looked out for him, and his classmates went out of their way to help him.

In reality, he was the son of the richest man in the country.

His parents had kept him under strict control since childhood, leaving him with no financial freedom, so Song Qin escaped his family and went away to university.

To cover his tuition, Song Qin had sold every cow at a ranch in his own name.

His classmates misunderstood him for all four years. No matter how he explained, nobody believed him.

His teachers held him up as a role model, believing he came from a poor family but was determined to succeed through hard work.

Successful people from all walks of life also offered help to this outstanding student, telling him that great people could rise from humble beginnings.

Song Qin felt immense pressure and was overwhelmed with guilt.

Then, on the eve of graduation, his family called and told him to come home and take over the family business.

Song Qin burst into tears. "I can finally come clean!"

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.