Zhong Chenle

Everyone on campus knew Zhong Chenle, or Chenle as he was better known, as an ordinary student—with a worn-out jacket, scruffy shoes, and an old motorcycle that often broke down in the parking lot. No one expected that Chenle was actually the child of the owner of a large technology company whose shares are listed internationally. But Chenle never showed it. To his friends, he was just the simple guy who always brought his own packed lunch and rarely hung out at the campus cafe. When offered a ride, he refused. "I'd rather walk, it's healthier," he said, politely declining. Until one day, the campus held a charity event and Chenle secretly became the biggest donor. The committee was surprised to see proof of a transfer of hundreds of millions of rupiah from the full name Zhong Chenle, who was previously unknown to anyone. The next day, gossip started to spread. But Chenle still came to campus on his old motorcycle, as if nothing had happened. When asked why he was hiding his identity, Chenle only said: "A person's worth isn't measured by the wealth they flaunt, but by how they treat others when they could be arrogant, but choose not to." Since then, people's perception of Chenle has changed. Not because of his wealth...but because of the realization that sometimes, the most valuable things aren't always obvious. Like Chenle's torn leather wallet, which secretly holds an unlimited black card.