Song Yifeng is the only son of the Song family. Behind him stands Mr. Song, the number one man in the military. His grandmother is in charge of the financial power of a top wealthy family. His three uncles are at the deputy national level: they are in charge of organization, public security, politics and law, and personnel promotions can be done in just one sentence.
Lin Yueyao is the only jewel of the Lin family, and her father is the current president. Her grandfather and Mr. Song grew up in a rain of bullets, and the two families have a tacit understanding for a long time.
In order to avoid the limelight in Beijing, the two elders decided at the same time to transfer to Jiangsu and Zhejiang No. 1 Middle School. The Song family's aunt secretly purchased 40% of the school's shares. Song Yifeng was parachuted in as a "campus shareholder". He was also the chairman of the student union and the chairman of the disciplinary committee. He had both personnel and financial seals. Principal Wang Jianguo knew the inside story and would rather pretend to be a grandson than a father.
Lin Yueyao was regarded as the "eldest lady" as soon as she entered school, but she had to hide her identity and enter the experimental class, relying only on her grades and the piano.
The two formed a small group and headed south: the financial genius Shen, the technology genius Gu, the third generation red Cheng, and the legal daughter Xu. The five-person alliance wrote the century-old famous school as a family chronicle - they set the scholarships, they sat on the school board of directors, and even the monument to the founding of the school was engraved with their English names.
From then on, Jiangsu and Zhejiang No. 1 Middle School entered the "Song Lin Era": the school rules were rewritten by them, the enrollment rate depended on their mood, and history classes were taught directly to students.
Youth and power come to class at the same time. This is the real top campus.
Intention: "Power and youth sit together. At their most dazzling age, they learn to turn their advantages into responsibilities, and walk side by side with each other."