They Say I Used to Be a Big Shot [Quick Transmigration]

Yun Sang woke up to find himself a rural boy who'd been kidnapped and had spent more than ten years living in a small mountain village. A line of luxury cars pulled up in front of him. It turned out he was the young master of a wealthy family, deliberately switched at birth by a nanny. Now his parents and older brother had found him and were ready to take him back to the city. Suddenly back in the metropolis, he had no exceptional talents, and his manners, experience, and education all felt out of place in a rich family. His wealthy parents hemmed and hawed, saying he wouldn't get any of the family fortune. His fiance refused to marry him, and his biological older brother refused to acknowledge him as family, recognizing only the fake young master. The fake young master, meanwhile, was a campus heartthrob adored by everyone, with countless admirers. The protagonist sighed sadly: So I have nothing at all. I'll have to rely on hard work to get rich. Behind closed doors: What is this rich-family sob story? Get lost. Faced with school bullying, he was cornered in the bathroom by more than ten people. With a carefree turn, he grabbed a mop and cornered them instead. A poop-covered mop, Lu Bu reborn. The school bully screamed at the top of his lungs: Don't come any closer! The upper class mocked him for having no inheritance. The protagonist picked at his ear: The weather's getting cold. It's time for the gaming empire I built to go public in the US. From social networks to games that take the world by storm, he chats and laughs with industry moguls, while countless heartthrobs fight tooth and nail to win his affection. He closes his eyes, and it turns out his life is still a TV series. No matter what situation he finds himself in, Yun Sang can reshuffle the deck and live like a winner. Theme: Change your fate through hard work.