I've Transmigrated, So Why Pretend to Be a Rich Young Master?

[Reborn] [misunderstandings] [play the pig to eat the tiger]

Wen Ye is reborn seven days before Qingya Group goes bankrupt.

He sells his McLaren, pawns his Patek Philippe, gives up his private club membership, and moves back into Dorm 423, a twelve-square-meter room.

This time, he's done pretending. He just wants to live an ordinary life.

But one remark from a used-car dealer, “This isn't what you people think, sir,” sets the whole Jiangcheng social scene ablaze:

He sold off his assets at precisely the right time before the bankruptcy, cashed out, then went back to school.

How is that a fall from grace? It's a textbook case of risk isolation!

His roommates hold an all-night dorm meeting and decide “Brother Wen is unfathomable”;

A loan shark frames Wen Ye's 300,000-yuan IOU and tells everyone it's a certificate of his virtue;

The rival who beat the Wen family to death in his previous life waits in line at the cafeteria with a fruit basket, hoping to share a table with him;

Even a big shot from the province gives an instruction: “Make sure the school protects this student.”

Wen Ye: I just want to eat five-yuan-and-fifty-fen braised pork. What are you all imagining?

The more he lies flat, the deeper the misunderstandings become. The more low-key he is, the more the big shots panic.

Nobody believes him when he tells the truth, and every explanation just confirms that he's “hiding his true abilities.”

Fine, if that's what you say, then that's what it is.

But when the bombshells surrounding the Binjiang land, old debts, and trends that won't take off for another ten years all come true one by one...

The whole city of Jiangcheng can no longer sit still: Just how many more cards does this big shot have up his sleeve?

Many years later, someone asks him if he regrets it.