My Brother Isn't Stupid

Lost at seven, wandering for twenty years, a raging fever made him a fool in everyone's eyes. But on his deathbed, his grandfather secretly stuffed three hundred million in inheritance and the entire corporation into his filthy burlap sack, leaving only one sentence: whoever truly treats you well, all of this is theirs. After returning home, his eldest brother and second sister see him as a burden—only his third sister stands in front of him, and one line, "My brother, I'll raise him," strikes the room into silence. As everyone kicks aside that ragged sack and pressures her to cut ties, no one knows that a reckoning of human hearts and true feelings is quietly awakening. What exactly is he waiting for? The answer lies hidden in twenty years of grievance.