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As the eldest daughter, Su Wan has been bound by the rule of "sisters must give in to brothers" since childhood—her dream of art school was sacrificed for her brother's key high school, her wedding house was sold to pay off her brother's online loans, and even her serious illness diagnosis was hidden by her parents to not delay her brother's wedding. Until she uncovers a 20-year-old secret: she is the biological daughter of a wealthy family, while her brother is her parents' real child. But her parents' first reaction is not guilt, but kneeling and begging her, "Don't leave, your brother can't live without you." When partiality becomes a matter of course plunder, Su Wan finally decides to cut the blood-sucking bond, only to find a diary under her brother's pillow—he had long been saving money to buy her art supplies, and his "willfulness" was all instilled by their parents: "Sister should let you." The sharpest knife is never partiality itself, but the parents' justification of "plunder" as "family love."
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