At her grandfather's seventy-fifth birthday banquet, Xu Zhao witnessed firsthand her grandfather gifting a car to each of her twelve male cousins while completely ignoring her, even publicly humiliating her by saying, "What does a girl like you need a car for?" For years, she managed trusts, elder care, and other family affairs, yet she was always treated as an outsider. No longer willing to endure it, Xu Zhao cancels the high-end nursing home room booked by her grandfather, uses trust agreements to check and balance the family, breaks the Xu family's old patriarchal rules of favoring sons over daughters, shakes off the shackles of her native family, and rushes toward her own free life.