My Uncle Snatched a Million-Dollar Inheritance, Only to Inherit Over a Hundred Million in Debt

My grandfather and I were in a car accident together, but when I woke up, I learned that his family had given up on treatment a week earlier and he had died. The person who made that decision was my uncle, a relative I barely knew. Furious, I went to demand an explanation. My uncle held up the household register and said confidently, “Your grandfather’s household registration was transferred to our family. Legally speaking, I’m his son, so I have the right to decide not to treat him.” “And that’s not all. I’m also his primary heir. His life insurance and estate will belong to me, not you!” That was when I realized my uncle had transferred my grandfather’s household registration just to get his hands on the insurance and estate. But I wasn’t worried in the least. My grandfather had left behind not only millions in insurance and assets, but also hundreds of millions in debt that they’d never be able to pay off in their lifetime.