I Went to College at 30 and Discovered I Was a Rich Second-Generation Heir

At thirty, Lin Fan delivered his last takeout order through a raging storm, celebrated his birthday with a candle stuck in a cup of instant noodles, and unexpectedly received a university admission letter that was twelve years late. He thought his life was finally about to turn around. But when he went home to celebrate, his father handed him proof of ownership in a trillion-yuan conglomerate. “It’s time to come home and take over the family business.”

In the first half of his life, he was a delivery driver and laborer struggling at the bottom. In the second, he became an “older freshman,” with vast capital at his disposal but a dream of going to university in his heart. He must face skepticism from his young classmates on campus while fending off rivals in the business world. When thirty years of hardship collide with top-tier resources, he will find his own way to reclaim the youth he missed and define what it means to “stand tall at thirty.”