Legend Has It I Was Once a Big Shot [Quick Transmigration]

Yun Sang woke up to find himself a trafficked rural boy who had lived in a small mountain village for over a decade. A row of luxury cars pulled up in front of him—turns 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 thrust into the metropolitan elite, he possessed no exceptional talents, and his speech, experience, and knowledge were all out of place in the high-society world. His wealthy parents hesitantly explained that the family fortune wasn’t his to inherit. His fiancé refused to marry him, and his blood brother denied their sibling relationship, recognizing only the fake young master. The impostor, meanwhile, was the campus heartthrob with countless admirers. The protagonist sighed gloomily, "So I have nothing—guess I’ll have to work hard and get rich on my own." Behind closed doors: "What kind of poor-little-rich-boy script is this? Get lost." Facing school bullies, when a dozen of them cornered him in the restroom, he spun around with flair, grabbed a mop, and turned the tables. —A shit-stained mop in hand, he fought like Lü Bu reborn. The thugs screamed hoarsely: "Stay back! Stay baaaack!" When high society mocked him for having no inheritance, the protagonist picked his ear: "Winter is coming. Time for my gaming empire to go public in the U.S." From social networks to globally trending games, corporate titans chatted amiably with him, and countless heartthrobs fought tooth and nail for his affection. He closed his eyes—turns out this life was a full-blown drama series. ... No matter the circumstance, Yun Sang could reshuffle the deck and live like an absolute winner.