Lu Ang transmigrated to a parallel world and was delighted to discover that he was a rich second-generation heir.
His family had assets worth hundreds of billions.
He thought he’d be able to live like Wang Sicong, but he hadn’t counted on this:
The previous owner, a rich heir who had entered the entertainment industry to chase his celebrity dreams, had nearly cut ties with his family.
Now Lu Ang was broke, with less than a thousand yuan in savings, and was just another down-and-out trainee.
To achieve his goal of quitting the industry and going home to inherit the family fortune,
he began carrying out a series of outrageous acts in reverse.
On Celebrity Roast, he tore into veteran performers.
On Rising Stars, he face-slapped the celebrity judges.
…
Many years later, Lu Ang looked at the newly released Forbes Rich List, utterly confused.
“How did I end up richer than my dad?”
