On the eve of the Mid-Autumn Festival, Zhi Yi returned home for the holiday, only to find her bedroom occupied by relatives, forcing her to sleep on the living room folding bed. Throughout the festival, she silently bore the household chores, getting injured from work without receiving any care from her family, while her personal items and food were continually prioritized and given to relatives. Concession after concession exhausted her expectations, and Zhi Yi resolutely moved out of this home, renting a small place of her own. Facing her parents' subsequent retention and compensation, she saw clearly her predicament of being habitually sacrificed for a long time. She did not choose forced reconciliation, guarded her personal boundaries, and in her own small space, possessed a stable life that no longer required yielding.