Soaring Wing

Chu Chen, who used to be an ordinary university student from a common family, gets a peculiar system installed in his head one day. 
The system makes him capable of obtaining all kinds of valuable properties as long as he finishes the various check-in missions it sends out. 
What's more, a Good-Luck card in his possession brings him enormous luck, allowing him to solve whatever trouble that comes his way with almost no difficulties. Due to his abundant wealth and attractive appearance, Chu Chen receives great attention from the public and the admiration of dozens of pretty girls. 
But Chu Chen is, after all, a man with honesty and integrity, so with his money and luck, he helps his friends in need and punishes wrongdoers. With all kinds of different character perspectives and situations.
This story vividly portrays the realistic and materialistic sides of people as well as the convenience and power of a rich man.
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This book is also known as "Why Am I So Handsome, Still So Rich, You Are So Ugly, Still So Poor", "Being the Rich Man is Too Hard, I Don't Want to Be One Day", and "Becoming the Rich Man from Sign in"

Henyee Translations

I confess, I am the Mr. Richest

Henyee

The party ended, and everyone went their separate ways.


Chu Chen had just won an Aston Martin One-77 in a raffle and had to drive it back to his villa, so he parted ways with Mo Yuwan.


The next day, Su Chuqing unexpectedly arrived at Chu Chen's house.


Chu Chen was a bit surprised when he heard what Su Chuqing had said.


Previously, Su Chuqing had told him that her dad had been secretly watching everything when she confessed her feelings for him.


Chu Chen was curious about what kind of person Su Chuqing's dad really was.


"My dad said that a very important person came to Jiangzhou yesterday, and today he wants to meet this person."


"He wants to introduce you to this big shot."


"I think getting to know some influential people might help with the development of your career, so I came."


Chapter 85: Son-in-law, You Are Still Too Young