Why did he conceal his identity during his college years?
Wasn’t it just to make so genuine, heartfelt friends?
Growing up with a silver spoon in his mouth, Su Wenyuan had seen those greedy for money and status.
He always had a knot in his heart, fearing that people wanted to befriend him not because he was worth befriending, but for the money of the Su Family!
Yet Ye Chen, who already knew his true identity, still treated him like an ordinary person, touching Su Wenyuan deeply.
True brothers indeed.
They didn’t let family background or wealth alter their attitude toward one another, remaining as they had always been.
This experience purified and strengthened the bond between Su Wenyuan and Ye Chen.
In the past, Su Wenyuan rely considered Ye Chen a college roommate and a good friend, but now, they were truly like brothers.
Ye Chen always treated Su Wenyuan with equanimity, never thinking of using him or depending on him.
Su Wenyuan ca to value their friendship even more.
Although Ye Chen never thought to take advantage of Su Wenyuan’s influence or seek his help,
during his subsequent entrepreneurship and success, Su Wenyuan helped him a lot.
It could be said that Su Wenyuan was the male lead’s best "Tool Man" on his road to success.
He Tiantian: ...Indeed, a male lead, who could conquer a proud and aloof rich second-generation by sheer personal charm.
And the body she had ti-traveled into was tragic.
A top-grade villain through and through.
If Ye Chen was the archetype of integrity and disdain for vanity, then He Tian was a selfish scoundrel, greedy and lecherous.
When He Tian was a child, his father had passed away, and he moved away with his mother when she remarried.
Initially, Mrs. He and his stepfather treated him quite well.
But as they had children of their own, He Tian beca the family’s unwanted elent.
The neglect, even mistreatnt, from his real mother and stepfather directly twisted He Tian’s growth.
From a tender age, he had learned to lie and fight, barely finishing junior high before refusing to attend school further.
Mrs. He simply considered this son a creditor, involved in petty theft and idle recreations, never taking the proper path.
The little maternal affection that remained was completely worn away by He Tian’s repeated troubles.
When He Tian finally turned eighteen, Mrs. He, using the excuse, "I’ve raised you to adulthood, fulfilling my duty," straightforwardly drove He Tian out.
Mrs. He, being his real mother, despite being utterly disappointed in He Tian, didn’t want her son holess.
It was also possible that Mrs. He feared that if he couldn’t make it outside, he might return ho and bring trouble to them.
Regardless of the reasons, Mrs. He pointed him toward one path, "Go back to your grandfather’s place at Old He’s family; he should still be alive."
Even if the grandfather wasn’t there, He Tian still had an aunt.
Being a He, the He Family aunt couldn’t possibly abandon her nephew, He Tian.
Mrs. He wasn’t wrong, for when He Tian’s aunt, Ye Chen’s real mother, saw him coming from far away, she burst into tears imdiately.
After hearing He Tian’s exaggerated complaints, Mrs. Ye’s heart ached terribly.
Without waiting for He Tian to say he had nowhere else to go, Mrs. Ye quickly said, "Tian Tian, you’ll stay here with your aunt!"
"Although your uncle and I aren’t very accomplished, supporting you will be no problem!"
"Tian Tian, from now on, consider your aunt your closest relative; your aunt will help you establish a family and career!"
Mrs. Ye was a good aunt, treating Ye Tian with even more care than her own son.
But, He Tian was not a good nephew.
After arriving at the Ye Family, he was lazy and unambitious. Mr. and Mrs. Ye tried to find him a job, but he worked sporadically, ultimately losing the job due to his inconsistency.
Later, having no choice, Mr. Ye had He Tian help out at their family’s car wash.
But trouble ensued again.
Although the car wash was small, luxury cars would occasionally co for cleaning and maintenance.
Seeing those luxury cars, He Tian was wildly tempted and secretly took them out to show off.
However, since those were just custors, He Tian didn’t dare to be too reckless.
As shaless as he was, he wasn’t foolish; he knew that any damage would be too costly to repair, even if he had to sell his organs.
Coincidentally, Su Wenyuan had a fallback at Ye Chen’s place and, to support his brother’s family business, often brought his luxury car to the Ye Family’s car wash.
A cousin’s good brother rounded up is like one’s own brother, after all.
Since it was all in the family, He Tian shed his reservations and frequently took Su Wenyuan’s luxury car out for rides and to pick up girls.
But who can walk by the river and not get their shoes wet?
Before long, He Tian caused trouble again, implicating his cousin Ye Chen...
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