Only Su Wanyu felt a surge of joy in her heart, for she too wished to divide the family assets and live independently, spending her days in whatever way she found most comfortable.
Jiang Changhai's face displayed a seriousness never seen before as he said, "Mom, I'm serious. Although grandpa and grandma said I could have half the house before they passed, I know that Laosan and Laosi feel it's unfair. So I don't want this half of the house, consider it a token of my filial piety to you and dad."
As soon as these words were spoken, everyone else's eyes widened even further: they never imagined that Eldest, in order to get a division, was even willing to give up the family house!
The honest and simple Jiang Changhe immediately declared with a strong tone, "Eldest brother, I don't feel that it's unfair, nor do I feel taken advantage of."
Their household earned more work points, but they also had the most mouths to feed, which naturally meant they consumed the most grain.
