All Seven Apartments in the Family Were Given to My Younger Brother. I Signed the Inheritance Relinquishment Letter with a Smile.

Positioning in one sentence: "It's not that the cowardly elder brother accepted his fate, but that the highly intelligent eldest son used seven houses to buy out the blood-sucking family relationship." 1. It's cool and accurate. In the traditional theme of "preferring sons over daughters + the eldest son keeps the secret", readers are most annoyed by two types of people: One is that they have been arguing for a long time and finally tolerated it; the other is that they suddenly cheat and take revenge but the character in front of them goes crazy. The clever thing about this piece is that the male protagonist Su Mingzhe is clueless from beginning to end. The calmer he is at the family meeting, the more readers know that something is going to happen; signing a letter of relinquishment is not kneeling, but "breaking off confession": No more real estate, no more moral kidnapping, no more bottomless pension pits. "I'm not accepting my fate, I'm cutting my losses." This sentence is basically the soul of the entire article.