'So this is what he's like with his friends.'
'He doesn't put on any billionaire airs at all; he's no different from a regular person.'
Unlike Jiang Sheng, Sang Yuan didn't make friends based on family status, but on whether they clicked.
Jiang Sheng's friends were mostly the sons and daughters of the elite from his own social circle.
One day it was throwing a party, the next it was buying a yacht. If you bought a pink diamond at an auction, I had to buy a blue one, or I'd lose face the second I walked out the door.
Sang Yuan's friends, on the other hand, came from all walks of life, and he had met most of them when he was a student.
He had always been low-key, never pursuing luxury in his clothes or belongings, so he looked no different from his classmates. Whenever he met someone he clicked with, they would become friends before they knew it.
