He Doesn’t Know I’m a Trillion-Yuan Heir

Su Nian of Mingde High School is widely known as the school’s poorest student. Her faded uniform, thick glasses, and lunches of nothing but bread make her the easiest person in the crowd to overlook.

No one knows that the girl who always huddles in a classroom corner doing practice problems keeps a black card from a multinational conglomerate locked deep in her desk. No one has seen her climb into a Rolls-Royce after school and approve billion-yuan projects in a private conference room. And no one would guess that the bracelet on her wrist, mocked as “three for ten yuan,” is a limited edition worth seven figures.

The first time the school heartthrob Lu Zhaoyan noticed her was when she splashed dirt on his white shirt. He glanced at her bracelet and teased her offhandedly, “That street-market trinket is pretty distinctive.”

Su Nian clenched the hem of her clothes and lied softly, “I got it wholesale. Want one, Senior?”

Then one day, the financial news aired a press conference for the heir to the Su Group. Lu Zhaoyan watched the sharp-eyed girl in a perfectly tailored suit on screen and realized with a start that she was the timid transfer student he remembered.

What left him even more breathless was her answer when asked about her first love. She lightly tapped the microphone with one finger, her smile cool. “Probably some idiot who said my bracelet was a street-market trinket.”

The whole school laughed at Su Nian for reaching above her station, but Lu Zhaoyan spent countless nights beating his chest in regret.

It turned out that from beginning to end, he was the one looking up at her among the clouds.

When a trillion-yuan inheritance collides with school life, this secret crush that began with a misunderstanding is bound to unleash a storm.