Is It Normal for a Transfer Student to Have Trillions of Pocket Money?

Ye Chen, an ordinary high school student, was suddenly told by a multinational consortium that he was the sole heir to a trillion-dollar family fortune. In order to hide his identity, he transferred to the private Shenghua College. He holds a global black card but has to pretend to be a poor student. Every day in the Shura field where campus loans are collected, school beauties are pursued, and the rich second generation provokes them, he uses inhumane methods such as buying an entire commercial street as a breakfast shop, acquiring an e-sports team as a sparring partner, and booking an amusement park for birthdays to uncover the plutocratic conspiracy behind his parents' plane crash twenty years ago. When assets worth trillions were just pocket money, when there was always a Swiss bank seal in the pocket of the school uniform, when the dean discovered that the whole school was working for Ye Chen - this transfer student's daily life was ridiculously reasonable. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.