After Exposing Their Hypocrisy, I Took Charge of the Family

At thirty, Chen Feng has spent half his life compromising for his family. He handed over his entire salary, was treated by his parents as a tool to bankroll his younger brother, was called useless by his wife, and even his younger sister took his sacrifices for granted. He put up with it for ten years, until the day he caught his mother secretly transferring his house savings to buy a home for his idle brother. His wife turned around and complained to her family that he was a “spineless loser,” and even the fees he had scrimped and saved to pay for his daughter’s tutoring were diverted by his mother-in-law to pay off his brother-in-law’s gambling debts. At last, his pent-up emotions burst out. Chen Feng stopped putting up with it and exposed everyone’s hypocrisy on the spot. He took back his salary card, cut off his brother’s endless handouts, silenced his sexist parents, and laid down clear rules with his unreasonable wife. From the “nice guy” his whole family had wrapped around their little finger to the head of the household who refuses to yield an inch, Chen Feng starts clearing the parasites out of his life step by step: exposing his brother’s act of pretending to be poor to con him out of money, unmasking his mother-in-law’s schemes disguised as “family affection,” helping his wife see her family for what they really are, and making his parents understand that favoritism cannot buy genuine love. Every clash in daily life delivers satisfying payback. In the most down-to-earth way, he holds the line, protects the people who deserve protecting, and turns his chaotic family life into a life lived on his own terms.