The Shen family's property is passed to daughters and not sons. At her full-month celebration, Shen Zhiyi already owned seventeen companies and seventy-two stores, yet she only loved eating, drinking, and having fun. The companies were handed over to a collateral branch cousin, Xie Wenzhou, to manage on her behalf, and she renewed his appointment with her seal every year. Twelve years later, the new sister-in-law treated this seal as a toy to coax a child, cut off her cards, drove away the nanny, fabricated fake accounts to force her into signing a twenty-seven million four hundred thousand debt note, and even wanted to marry her off in exchange for a betrothal gift. On the day of the appointment renewal, a single sentence from Shen Zhiyi—"This procedure will not go on anymore"—rendered the president's seal invalid on the spot, and the documents for the seventy-two stores were delivered straight in front of her.