I’m Reborn, So Why Pretend to Be a Rich Second-Generation Kid?

Reborn in 2012.

Yang Chen decides he’s done pretending this time around.

In his previous life, he squandered his family fortune and abandoned his wife and child, all to earn the empty title of “Young Master Chen.” In the end, everyone turned against him, and he died alone in an orphanage.

Back at eighteen, with his family’s antique in hand, all he wants is to quietly make money and build a new life on his own merits.

But the habits he picked up over half a lifetime in the world of fame and fortune…

Drinking tea, savoring wine, appraising antiques, and the effortless poise in his every word and gesture…

He just can’t hide them.

They’re instincts honed through countless trials and forged into his very bones.

They make him seem more extraordinary than any carefully staged display of wealth ever could.

The calmer he is, the more the powerful think he’s impossible to figure out.

Antique shop owners assume he’s an heir from an old family, out “testing the shop.” The chamber of commerce president personally drives him around, and provincial officials form a task force overnight because he mentions a “chip factory.”

Everyone wildly imagines he must have some incredible background, when all he wants is to quietly trade stocks and invest in a few ventures.

He’s reborn. Who would still pretend to be a rich second-generation heir?

The problem is, the less he tries to act like one, the more he seems like one.