Damn, How could my family be so wealthy?
Chapter 192 - 191 Two Conditions

Chapter 192: Chapter 191 Two Conditions

"Making a fortune might be an overstatement, but I did make a little profit of about ten billion."

Su Mu’s words were uttered with utmost humility.

Although it appeared that Su Mu had bought the land for nine billion, he later sold it to his own father for twenty billion.

But after deducting some taxes and other expenses, he really only netted a little over ten billion.

To He Qiya, however, Su Mu’s words had a different flavor altogether.

Ten billion is just a ’little profit’?

He Qiya knew that not to mention people of her and Su Mu’s age,

even her father, He Yuguang, wouldn’t consider earning ten billion a trivial matter, right?

After all, this wasn’t an annual revenue of some company.

It was merely the profit from a single land deal by Su Mu.

Even for an average company, earning a profit of ten billion in one year would be practically impossible, wouldn’t it?

He Qiya knew that her family’s Xinghuan Entertainment was indeed quite profitable.

However, she had never really concerned herself with exactly how profitable it was.

He Qiya decided to have a serious talk with her father when she got back, to truly understand what a profit of ten billion represents.

But anyway, it certainly wouldn’t be as simple as Su Mu made it sound.

He Qiya felt that Su Mu was either being extremely low-key, or he genuinely didn’t see ten billion as a big deal.

If it was the former, then Su Mu’s modesty was somewhat excessive.

For the vast majority of people, ten billion was an astronomical figure.

But what if Su Mu genuinely didn’t regard ten billion as significant?

He Qiya couldn’t help but stare at Su Mu for a while longer.

He was as composed as ever, showing no emotional fluctuation at the mention of the sum of ten billion.

Seeing Su Mu’s demeanor, He Qiya knew it was likely the second possibility she had guessed.

Su Mu really didn’t consider ten billion a big deal!

He Qiya was aware of the Su Family Group’s strength.

Even the value of the Su Family’s castle was incalculable.

But it seemed that Su Mu’s wealth did not rely on these assets, did it?

He Qiya had heard her parents discussing how various major companies were frantically vying for the land next to Huadong City’s Subway Line 5.

The Su Family Group was actively involved in that too.

Therefore, He Qiya understood that Su Mu’s land purchase probably had nothing to do with the Su Family Group.

If the Su Family Group had made a move right from the start, why would they need to wait until the details of Subway Line 5 were released, to compete with other companies?

All the big shots in Huadong City had only started to make their move after the specific news about Subway Line 5 came out.

Only Su Mu had acted in advance.

He Qiya admired Su Mu even more in her heart.

In He Qiya’s view, Su Mu had effortlessly made those ten billion with his brains alone.

No wonder he didn’t regard ten billion as a big deal; making so much money seemed so easy for him.

With Su Mu’s business acumen, He Qiya knew that not just ten billion, but ten, twenty, or even several hundred multiples of ten billion were simple matters for him.

"Su Mu, you’re truly impressive."

He Qiya spoke with sincerity.

He Qiya found that the more she interacted with Su Mu, the more she discovered his many qualities.

Originally, He Qiya thought that by increasing her interactions with Su Mu, he might gradually notice her own good qualities.

Now the situation had completely reversed.

He Qiya felt she didn’t possess any qualities worth noticing by Su Mu.

Instead, she found herself deeply astounded by Su Mu once again.

After all, the qualities He Qiya considered her strengths seemed ordinary when compared with Su Mu.

Driving skills couldn’t match Su Mu’s, nor could tennis.

Even when He Qiya thought she excelled at singing, as soon as Su Mu started to sing, she knew she was out of the running again.

Now, He Qiya had realized Su Mu wasn’t just a rich kid dependent on his family’s wealth.

Compared to herself, a parasite, He Qiya felt the gap between herself and Su Mu had widened significantly.

Feeling somewhat dejected, He Qiya wondered if she had any merit at all in Su Mu’s eyes.

But she couldn’t just outright ask Su Mu about it, could she?

Not to mention the embarrassment, He Qiya didn’t have the courage either.

Su Mu did not pick up He Qiya’s cue, only offering a smile in response.

In the eyes of ordinary people, Su Mu acknowledged that his land purchases were indeed very far-sighted.

He Qiya’s praise that he was impressive was not at all exaggerated.

Only Su Mu knew that his impressiveness was not just what everyone saw on the surface.

Su Mu’s real impressiveness lay in a system that others didn’t have!

Su Mu was aware that not just anyone could acquire such a super system.

When he initially bound himself to the system, it had stated that it was because he had unlocked the identity of a rich second generation.

So, binding to the system required two conditions.

One, the host must inherently be a rich second-generation, simply concealed from and unknown to them.

Second, the host must finally come to know their true identity—that is, unlocking the identity of a rich second generation as the system had put it.

There are plenty of rich second generations in society.

After all, there is no specific standard for a rich second generation.

As long as the family has some economic strength, they can be considered a rich second generation.

In fact, someone like Su Mu, the young master of the Su Family, the Crown Prince of the Su Corporation, should not be simply categorized as a rich second generation.

Su Mu should be considered the elite among the rich second generation.

Unfortunately, society doesn’t have a ranking system for rich second generations.

Everyone just generically refers to children from wealthy families as rich second generations.

If selection were to be based merely on the criteria for rich second generations, the system would still have a vast range of options.

Yet the system doesn’t follow the common path.

The host it selects must not only be a rich second generation, but also one who has just unlocked their true identity.

Meaning, the rich second generation the system is seeking is unaware of their authentic identity.

That makes the search rather difficult.

Su Mu admitted that he owed his acquisition of the system to the Su Family’s unwritten ancestral rules.

Which wealthy family of this day and age would conceal their family situation from their own child?

Most people can’t wait to give the best to their children.

Therefore, your family’s financial strength is definitely not something to hide.

Thus, the system’s second requirement could only be met by Su Mu.

And only the descendants of the Su Family have continued to uphold the traditions passed down from their ancestors.

Even Su Mu’s father persisted without complaint, resolutely carrying on the legacy.

Reflecting on his ordinary life before the age of eighteen,

Su Mu felt indifferent; after all, he had lived that way since he gained sense.

He truly admired his mom and dad, though.

Moving from a castle to a two-bedroom apartment, and the three of them cramped together for eighteen years.

Usually, mom and dad had to play the role of ordinary workers in front of him.

Su Mu believed that it really took steadfast willpower to live that way.

Su Mu even doubted if he could manage to do what his dad had done in the future.

But pondering these things now was premature, and Su Mu didn’t want to trouble himself with them any longer.