Jiangcheng University has a legendary slacker named Lin Chen: he sleeps through class, hands in blank exam papers, and tells his counselor, “I'll move back in with my parents after graduation.” No one knows that this underachiever, who supposedly can't even afford a pair of Air Jordans, is the sole heir to the Lin Empire, which controls global energy, technology, and finance. His father, Lin Xiaotian, hid his identity just to force him to “focus on his studies,” or else he'd have to inherit a trillion-yuan fortune.
But it's not so easy to slack off. A professor calls him “a hopeless case,” so he has his foundation donate 20 million to the professor's research. The campus heartthrob mocks him for being poor, only to be publicly humiliated when Lin Chen shows up in custom shoes, one of only three pairs in the world. When the top student in the department needs equipment, he “borrows” one of only three quantum computers in the world. When the owner of a milk tea shop runs into trouble, he casually turns it into a global chain.
From the campus “troublemaker” to the “hidden heir apparent” forced to take over the family business, Lin Chen crushes every rival through sheer access to resources. The peak you struggle to reach is just another ordinary day for him. What's more, four women fall for him: a quantum-computing genius, a popular young actress, his childhood friend and heiress, and an independent milk tea shop owner. There's no heartbreak or rivalry between women; they just want to stay by his side and see the empire's splendor. After all, who could resist a trillion-yuan heir who's invincible while doing absolutely nothing? He has only one problem in life: if he doesn't study hard, he'll really have to inherit the whole world!
